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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-29
OBITUARY..
Death Of James Barnes.

James Barnes, native of this county,
and for several years q resident of this
city, died at his home in Philadelphia on
August %, aged 58 years. He was . son
Of the late James Barnes, of Drumore
township. For several years he carried on
merchandising at Fulton House, Fulton
township, and subsequently removed to
this city and thence to Philadelphia. His
funeral will take place on Thursday, 30th
inst, at Q O'Clock p. m. from his late resi-
dence, No. 2, ,02O Ellsworth street, Inter-
ment at Fernw0od cemetery.
Deaths In Mount Joy.
John Myers, an old and we'll known
citizen of Mount Joy borough, died on
Tuesday morning of paralysis, aged about
IS years. He leaves . wife living in
Mount Joy and son in business in Phila-
delphia His funeral will take place
Thursday.
Miss Kaylor, of Mt. Joy, who has long
been q sufferer from consumption, died
at the residence of her mother, in that
borough Tuesday. Her funeral will take
place Thursday.
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appointed Pssssnger Agent.

Henry A. Gross, we'll known in this
city, has been recently appointed travel
ling passenger agent Of the Chicago and
Northwestern railway. The road will have
special facilities for carrying passenger
from the East to the opening Of the Nor
thern Pacific railway. the first trip on
which will bs made Aug: 81. A special
train containing President Willard and his
German guests will run from Chicago to
st Paul 10 Is hours,
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events Near and Across the County Lines.
A company has been organized in Bslti.
more to put tho electric wires under
ground.
Mrs. Rebecoa w. Taylor, of Kennel
Square has u. 600 cOcoons.
A movement is on foot to INTRODUCES the
telephone into the public schools of Nor.
ristOwn.
The Stable of Harry Wilson, near Jar
rettowD, Montgomery county, was burned
down on Saturday. The origin Of the tire
is unknown.
Inc Jarllla Copper company OF Phila-
delphia, which is engaged in mining in
Mexico, has filed at the state department
a notice of an increase of capital stock
from Is, 900 to 81, ,OOO, ,OOO
Late last evening the large frame house
of Isaac B. Detweiler, near HarIeys.
vile, Montgomery county, was complete.
ly burned to the ground, including all
contents. The family with difficulty es-
capped with their lives. The loss is about
1000, and leaves Mr.. Dstweiler desti-
tute. He and his family have taken shell.
ter at his father. in laws, Mr.. GOdshalk
Delp. The origin of the fire is not known.
The Reading police Tuesday received
information of the whereabouts of some
of the articles stolen from the farmhouse
of William Kaufman, several miles from
here. They included suits of clothing,
several gold watches and pocketbooks con.
tanning money. A band of gypsies were
at first suspected. They were followed
twenty miles aud their effects searched,
but nothing was found and they were re-
leased. A man entered the jewelry store
of A. s. East, BirdsbOrO, with two gold
watches and chains and desired to sell
them. Mr.. East, not thinking that tho
articles were stolen goods, bought ono Of
the watches and chains, and the man sud.
denly departed. The police are now on
his track,
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PERSONAL

JOSEPH JEFFERSON has been to the
Catskill this summer, his first visit to
Rip Van Winkle's sleeping ground.
Mr.. GLADsToNE's health is far better
than it was last year. His vivaclty and
energy are as great as they were ten years
ago.
FRED. ARCHER, the English jockey,
has an income of a quarter of a million q
year, with landed estate, but he will not
leave the turf.
EMMA ABBOTT formally dedicated the
new grand opera house in Des Moines,
Iowa, Monday night. The audience was
magnificent.
LORD CHIEF JUSTICE CoLERIDGE and
party went to Albany yesterday and
visited various points of interest in and
about thu city.
HERR SHADRICH, lately of the Leipsic
conservatory, has arrived in Cincinnati,
where he will take charge of the violin de-
partment of tho college of music.
Rev. ROBERT GAMBLE, late pastor of
Chanceford church, York county, has re-.
ceived call to Donegal Presbyterian
church, this county.
E. d. PRESTON, of the U. s. coast sur
v0y, Loo ICIuIu0u AEOm Lu0 dSLEUuOWlC3l
cr.ise in the Pacific ocean and is now Wis.,
iting at his fathers in Little Britain town.
ship, this county.
FRANZ LIszT, now at Weimar, notwith.
standing his seventy-two years, is working
at q new oratorio. He has just finished
his third Mephistopholes Waltz" and
two fresh pages to add to his /" Valses
Oubliees."
BJoRNsTJERNE BJoRNsoN is an easy and
rapid but fitful writer. Sometimes his
pen will be seized by an inspiration and
reel off whols chapters in q few hours. He
never revises or corrects, or even rereads,
q manuscript after writing it.
Count BOHEMIA, Mdme. Modjeska's
husband, recently took out his full natur-
alization papers in San Francisco, 20 that
he, his wife and his son are now all full
fledged American citizens, aud very re-
spectacle ones, too.
VOLTAIRE's bust has been discovered
among the old models Of royal manufao.
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A Chlnamsn NsturaIized.

Hee Sing, Chinaman, made applica-
ton yesterday in the superior court of
New York for his papers of naturalization
a citizen of the United States. As he
had taken out his first papers in 1880, he
did not come under the act Of Congress of
1882, and his application was grarted.
Sing Keeps boarding house for China
men.
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PARIS WILDLY ExpITED.
Tho count do Paris Proclaimed KiDg Of
France.

France.
During Tuesday night the whole city of
Paris was placarded with proclamation de.
claring the Count de Paris king of France
as Louis Philip H.. and there is much
excitement there. Ten thousand of these
placards have SO far been torn down by
the police, but in many places their efforts
to tear them down were resisted by the
crowds surrounding them.
The Gaul0is says it hears that Prince
Jerome Napoleon intends to publish .
manifesto to be issued coincident with the
funeral of ths Count de ChambOrd.
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single crop of Java will ne saved.
At the entrance to Batavia was a largo
group of bouses, extending along the shore
and occupied by Cinnamon. This portion
of the city was entirely swept away, and
of the q, 900 Chinese who lived on this
swampy plain it is hardly probable that
that more than 5000 managed to save
their lives. They stuck to their homes
till the waves that washed them away
came, fearing the torrents Of flame and
lava from the interior more than the tor
rents of water from the exterior. The
population of Europeans and Americans in
in Batavia suffered loss of perhaps 800
souls, out of the 3, 500 whites living there.
Nanny of the bazarrs in the highest part
of the city were demolished, and it is i'm
possible to make any estimate pf the great
Fecuniary loss. The exchange and the
military hospitals suffered great damage.
At ADjier the European and American
quarter was first overwhelmed with rocks,
mud and lava from the craters and then
the waters came up and swallowed the
ruins, leaving nothing to mark the site
causing the loss of somewhere in the
neighborhood of z, 600 lives of the inhabi-
tants and those who had tried to find .
refuge there. Bantam, once prosperous
and fourishing native city, but practically
abandoned years ago, was entirely covered
several times by the waters and there
must have been from 1900 to 1900 peo-
pie drowDed. The Island of Seraug, just
off the coast, was completely inundated
and not soul remains to tell the tale
of disaster and death. At Cheribon
there was no great food Of waters, but
the loss of life and property by the
falling Of rocks and tho flow of lava must
have been very considerable. Buitenzorg
suffered very seriously, as did Samarsng,
Jokjokerta, Surakerta and Surabaya,
while the meagre reports from the lesser
towns indicate that their loss was a. great
in proportion. The thousand Temples" "
at Brambansn were very much damaged
aud some Of them totally destroyed. Some
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without dispute, and its freight has gone
over the road indicated.
Recent Fires.
A fire in Galveston, Texas, on Monday
night destroyed the building of F. Grooe
& Co., bankers, causing loss of $500, 600.
Half of the loss fails upon Hugo u
Schmeltzer, grocers, occupying the same
building. Five men were injured, three
severely, during the fire.
A fire at Laredo, Texas, on Sunday
night destroyed three stores, causing loss
Simmons, Ely & Hamilton's planning
mill and a number of frame houses in
Louisville, Ky., were destroyed by fire
yesterday. Loss, $50, 900.
Extensive forest fires were raging yes
terday between Seal Cove and Great Pond,
ten miles from Bar Harbor. Maine, on the
western side of the island. About 1000
acres had been burned over, but it was
believed that ditch which had been built
around the burning tract would prevent
the further spread of the flames.
Deaths by Aoc,aeus.
Wm. NJ. Hoyt, the postal clerk injured
in Mondays railroad disaster at Mingo
junction, Ohio, died the same night
Spencer Coleman, coiored, was instantly
killed at Richmond. Virginia, yesterday,
by the bursting of a large grindstone
which was being tried for the first time.
One piece of the stone, weighing rs
pounds, went through a inch wall, max
ing hole as large as door.-Francis F.
Harter, employed in the Lehigh Valley
shops at Wilkesbarre, was killed
yesterday by being caught in a revolving
shaft while trying to adjust q belk-A
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THE New York Republicans hav re.
quested their last years chairman t. .np
down and out, and there are good msny
Republicans in this state who think that
Pennsylvania might follow suit with
profit.
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TWELVE young girls will engage in a
swimming contest in the Delaware river
at Philadelphia, to morrow. It almost
makes the blood stand still to think of
the possible results of hair pulling match
near the goal.
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stockholders Nlrrti,,o

w ,1OLORADO g SAW, - = .---
Texas, Nay Il lS SSessfetsry's Office, G.lye.,ont
have eslle meers of said Railroad Co vm una.
said Company ~ Of all the Stock boldars ..
city, on the first due held atits Office i'm th,s
OF Il n, for the pS, VI August, lsSS, at the hour
comnetns aS.o the Hecessitvo tnr and de-
way. by the issppanonng and operatinst ~
Company, of SsoasVe, sale and disno,sl n saits
Company, in snmsanu Mortgage Bond, ~ sStS
to ansmount moi n n on thousand dollars escb
the main track of IA $4,000 per mile on
s,tueep, and to be cons,rnipa5 Railway con.
10 IN for f i,nes Of said Rai'wsT acquired, and
bearnterestai tbs ais, from October l. issS snS
mum pay able SAINT rate Oft per cent nee. anu
Aprsnd Octobss;t annually on the first Sars an
Network. Thesnees each year. at The civ 81
oomshy 10 be liuied ms fo i SAN Bonds bv the
ceed. Wy per mile on mr. h nsoWs: Not 10 ex-,
sgsrJat tooS ana additional jssr .ie Slst OF De-
shslho, s W al said Second Mort 20 mat the
befo, The dates a. ohts per mile anS Donas
s., OO December q, 'V1inio"s: De ember a iss,
1856, 80 0; DeCamtairo S ~ si0O0; December m
81, ise ~ oC lecember 81 Az; So.t December
p TeI o. osC FOO Decembsr 'S o. sS0Vo Deem
ana. Ia snJI, los' Loco DeceU tosi 10000
plete, ,ilwsv o. Syi lS0Oe; the mile. , 10y
Of the resider oe aseertained by certiS S0i,
CompaE and ha ana Chief Engineer f ~ ssis
securely a SeonSSa payment OF said bonds N ne
on all traily,v "S Irnst Deed and Mo,tooa oe
lid COpany. rs foilnn,chlses and properiy or
Sereaft Iva INV! Company. now cnn ,a1 rauways
soeyer tilateS ;n uctsd or authorizad 'r rS oI
cxtensis and dacinding main lines hrsnnS
h nH ways and rights Of s wa with all
lures o verv pin,d cuiyert,, fences ana si isiis,
ch,na s rses,car houses, wood hui houses,
ines n ks wafer tanks and nj, nthss ma
which n an WIN thelots or parcels ns , ouiid'
all ioeot;vad an are or may be erenta Snu on
mail, frht ,sn MJhders. passenger. hsc,a anG
rolling Ok md Iu ana other cars and All etbse,
tools, oplmentesq Equipment, all mschinarv
all fuhire mans iuel and materials
youcherectipts anS books of acconnt'
leasehprenises and assets ,s OF every kind, ali
ali wb TX. Fronts, reversions and ro, tolls,
pron r,'d Specified recited nreerhalnders.
ertv no, a. other real and persnn ,ses and
iong ios atsny time belonpinpp . y, prop
tbeaetotetInnp any, with all apnpr ~ W De.
ture frGuer with al, the presep, a'.enances
and im,isi ss and chartere d rights nr snu M
NAV h., tt u which now do or NJ p pn
ilciuSib ~or appertain to said So my sime
ii is unfooi thc1 to be Corporatinnp ny
acquirtt sid nay r me lands which nav n ha
Texas, ali 9TH company from the state os
donati,s oiber aUL lands 1t may aconire h VI
and , SUI vs tne purposes herein bafose acquired
the a o Msl connection with said i. steclhed.
nor G; p. thereof, are not herah,n anWsy or
nor lntd 90 to be- NV Aerepy conveyed
:..as ~. !. F. p KILLEFN s,
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mEtth's asxtrast.
Sm'f Extract Of May Flower
AqS lor all Diseases of the Blaa. '''ea
ier and Kidneys. "''
HAIL. lures Where All Other
yes Have Failed to Pro-, '
duce Relief

.oo Brts Disease OF the K,drouu,.
scouraT which spares peitbar fearful
f GU' ,h o-eomes an incurahi. "e. sex nor
Wort tn n, u. oi timely attention. IF sgSse only
ed nnn,e WAKES ;, unchecked until II ba ioWed TO
an, Ip p vitala of its victim mas fasten.
Sds,ease lts hold 1t cisin ,ts o medical
tin,eise Of It's victims by the tbonys. ana
WI, m jaas',,! s,iaaet of Hay Flower
WIS assertions leite Won to th. In proof
em;I a,t IN cp)ssession. and NUM- erless
vite Gn authori hs DR.. Iii ive. 4Ho,e such
pi.nonS tn,, and King (CompilsrU VI ~ NeR IA.
names sra tyour own physic;sm, ,hhlhg's
whether vo autnaes, and decide for v II ,nese
surrender VOW w ,sd,e your life ratber ~
cine Decide n i n roe 20 an advertised meSj.
Sm;th,s 1 may not be too late.
:. n ,ml,n's Tract Of May Flower
iio nll n oowmedy. Its no vile on
Ma Fio aseOus'gs and dangerous cbe U0hcoc-
Sr~s f; ~ modest iittleS Mans cntemicals,
\ k,tncIvN eW ndiand, n PennsvIvar;msn ich
pr,ertiss dniuietic and astrin ,ent mia a. ana
grt adSan aaras frequently been nsa a its
u pitts of child. i,a s a and Bowel Com.
Is its genital etB sS great merit, however
w., ~ reno all i'm purities N u rn lse Kid
h,trbn s restores the svs,s na'u-
tin nv condi: Itpromptlv , system to a
90 nu DacK anins In cases nj waees pains
Hor e ina value Is beyond compsis del
ces her her i ,aan nh %@ r of woman, Wbics
might mi bp ,,5m newspaper publicitv
ilimabie bat d d. r,ra, OF testimonials Of
your dHist or sr smi,b from e. its use u
her' Rearefully the circnla .a a OF May
'e' 1t isrs 10 choose between ee around the
He, Happiness and Life
Disc. Misery and Death
pared o by S. B. Smi h a D..
Nv. Fote Nv all d-n.r u ~ Bro coving.
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Reunion Picnic Privileges for Sale N
Mckinney

Reunion Picnic Privileges for Sale n
Mckinney.
The reunion of old settlers and members O
the Association ofeX.Confed, rate Misouriaps
Of Fctor Brigade, r SIS Brigade Fi,ss NH,
Regiment llth Texss Cavalry, and seyera,
other cN'Con'ederrte commands, as well n, OK.
Contecerates and citiy ms eueral'y lex. Union
soldiers being also inyited) will be held at Nc.
kinney, on the IN and Sth days Of next August
The following privilt ges will be- sold TO The
SATURDAY, JUNE 80
the city ~ Mckinney; '' ."
!. Beer privilege.
. Clara d tobacco privilege.
;. sodaw tier and l. monade privilege.
I Restaurant and Lunch, stand privileges.
> Ice . cam and Cake privilege
6 Fruit and Candy privilege.
I. shooting Gal cry privilege.
& Flying Horse privilege.
Ball Game privilege.
10, Swing privilege.
| Purchasers will be allowed one to four stands
Tor . ach privilege, II n cessary and dc, irnbl
| 'o'Nons % hecesignated by the Comm,t,ee OF
Arrangements. w
| No exhorol,ant prices win be allowed 10 nj,
chatsed for any hing. Bier and Lemonade
| not exceed ~ Z, nis per glass.
0ne.half the purchase money TO be paid Down
| oalshce III ten days thereafter Part es no,
comnv'nv with terms will forfeit the privtles,
and payment
| No o.e will be all we'd to cree, a stand a,one
tho road In the grove, or old or new ia',
mountaineering those purchasing at this sal,
| Not less Than lo,Vo people are expected In
chairman Committee Of Arrangements
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Rains Case-A Hung Jury

The jury in the case of the State vs.. Sam
Rains, charged with killing his brother
Hannigan in September, 1882, failed to
agree, and yesterday morning on their
stating to the court that there was no posi-.
bility of their agreeing, they were dis.
charged. They stood seven for acquittal
and five for finding him guilty of man
slaughter, and giving him two years in the
penitentiary. The prosecution of the case
by County Attorney Clint and Mr.. Hanson
was vigorous, and the defense conducted by
Colonel w. l.. Crawford and Mr.. ]. NJ.
Dickson, ana the case was thoroughly ar.
gued by counsel. The defense alleged and
proved on the trial that the deceased had
slandered the defendants wife's characte
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ApItIRS,
neutrality-suspicious. may oe nanQed inlo
IN our bt otfice up to sp. m, and into the


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may 20 named inIo
IN our by once up to Sp. m, and into the
coWpesint up to a. N,
MOTT PNTRACTORs-SEALED PRO-
~ posathe erection of the Mere ants
Exchau. be res lived by the building
committe ?, N: JULY "a. 1888 Plans
and spechs can be seen at the Office of ] .
Y. Fl ar Infect, 200 Main street All
bids to tessed' Proposals for Blu lding
MerchaEh change, and left with the Sec.
rotary dENehsnSe. The Exchange re-.
serves D TO reject any and all bids,
J. K. SCHNEIDER, Chairman.
En-. ~, Secretary, jun 2S-2w
Morrill, PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ atloon Il Burnett, late Contractors
o e1Trunk Railtoad, viii please pre-.
sent II me at my office, 5l5 Elm street.
BALLAST for adjustment and settlement,
A. W llN, Attorney for Moon 3 Burnett.
NO ltlulens or strangers wishing 10 in.
N.ySy real estate. farms or wild lands,
are reilly invited to call NJ our office, No
7O9, Meet, and examine our lists, mans.
and aAs Of land titles. The best of refer,
encc JONES & MURPHY, Real Estate
A uppi
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Sheriff Smith took Mr.. J. A. Graham,
travelling salesman for McEnnis & Co., St.
Louis, to Sherman yesterday as an attach
ed witness to testify in the case OF the state
against Henry Burke, charged with the Sc.
aapction of Miss Matte Il. Bayless, whose
trae,i death by her own hand is still green
in the memories OF TIE f readers thee En-
AID. The case was called yesterday.
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inr Ae11l.

IoR RENT SESSION GIVEN AUGUST
L %, 1858, Elegant double story b,ict
building; ifoht lofty ceilings; 5OxSn, and
ward in the RIO. 7sO & 49, Elm street This is
in the center ls!ness, and choice location.
facing two COZ Apply to RICHARD COIN
6O71s Main stnallas. iuu2i 2w
u OR RENNEAT COTTAGE; DEslRA.
Il Bile loca2 rOoms; front and back val.
lery. ApplY5 Elm street. iunii.It
E0R RENEI R0OMS-FU FINISHED OR
l. UNI ihE1; southern exposure. with
or without b Apply at 1926 Main street
i'aiias, iun;9.t,
NOR REM FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS
L irontinth. with gas, water, and closets
on same flofposite P0stoflice. Inquire at
City Nationnk may9e If
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The Cotton Factory A.


While a srea, many Of ourh ers may
think that the above subject n een suf-
iiciently discussed In the HxH still we
shall revert 10 II again and In keeping
an t,o,uu 40 until the cotton Try Is an
e,tsblishsd fact. The HERAdso fully
convinced that the building Of ton FAC
torv will worka new era In tpsperity
and growth OF this city that Nall con-
tinue 70 ssi ate this subject Dallas
viii become the manuiaclurfnter o
No one viii or can dispute ~ bene
e,s - ps2ple Of this oily will u q cot.
~" 10 erected hare, and inly ne
|. 49, ,could have bean pr| u. Al
49, every man or wort anal
fav iucome chance % In ii
--Awhere Il will, ' doubt
50 dividends, Judi othel
n The southdlch or
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Scltacc Ape lent.
THAT "KNOwIEDGE Is POWER >,

NEEDS NO DENOMINATION, AND HE WHO
BY EXPERIENCE KNOWS THE VALUE OF
TAKRANTs SELLER APERIENT DOES
NOT NEED TO BE TOLD THAT HAS 1T
WITHIN HIS POWER TO WARD OFF FEE.
VERS, BILIOUS ATTACKS. HEADACHES
AND ALL TIE ILLS ARISING FROM A DIS.
ORDERED STOMACH. LIVER OR BOWELS.
A TEAsPO0NFUL IN A GLASS OF WATER
BEFORE EATING, ACTS LIKE A CHARM,
AND NO WISE MAN WILL BE wITHourIT,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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The Club VIII Celebrate.

49, >'eD wa SSaNcs"'os
Dallas pleasure club will picnic on
rious Fourth at Gaston's lawn, a
Dot several miles west of the river.
ill trip the light fantastic to the
usic, fish and amuse themselves in
ways. The CLUB with due appre.
of this eventful day, and a high re-
, their iorefathers, will make it an
nment beiitting the day we cele-
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M'KINNEY.

KINNEY, June %. correspondence
Id frame building so long the home Of
chimney Enquirer has been removed,
he proprietor, Captain ]. II. Bingham,
mmenced the erection Of commo.
brick store, the upper portion of
lch 10 to be the future home Of the paper
he Edquirer is visitor to almost every
lome In our populous county, and this evi.
dence Of substantial prosperity Of our coun.
ty paper indicates that the people of Collin
appreciate good paper.
, DR.. J. M. Zealand and Mr.. George Hern.
don will leave for Louisville about the fret
OF August. They are among our best citi.
zens, and will carry with them specimens
Of agricultural products to speak for Col.
lin. Any patriotic citizen so desiring can
through them contribute.
In the Jennings vs.. Zeliff Islander suit the
"old mother OF Israel" was adjudged to pay
$1,000.
The Welct.W Warden suit is ON trial, r.
yDeArmond special judge. The.array 1
Fcounsel on both sides Is large, and the case
will be managed with ability. The real
parties interested are business houses in
Dallas, Sherman and Galveston.
The nate rains have benefited crops won.
derfu,li. We have the best prospect for
years. Wheat q yielding better than wat
- n
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Pure rich blood gives us health, long life
and green old age" but how few pay
any attention to the state of their blood |?
Parsons Purgative Pills make new rich
blood, and taken one night for three
months will change the blood in the entire
YVstem
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Donot go to the country without bottle
OF Angostura Bitters to flavor your Soda
and Lemonade, and keep your digestive
organs in order. Be sure it Is the genuine
Apgostura OF world wide fame, and manu-
featured only by
DR.. j. G. B. SIEGERT & Sons,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-30
Nuptinl COrdA Loaaanad

The following divorces were granted to.
day In the district court.
Minerva Crews from Rufus Crews. Petit
ton alleges that William Grows was in
generated In 1881 in the state prison for ten
the EQUINE raee at Two s Sstnct and m
times.
Mrs. G.. Kilthaw, VS.. Il. Kilthaw; cruel
treatment.
Mrs. Kibbe, vs.. William Kibbe; deser
ton.
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in W. G. Sickles who has q contract
0 per annum for supplying the city
,ter, has been prospecting in the vi
II Puttys, two miles west of the city,
meeting with considerable encOur-
having struck several good veins
Ofresh water.