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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

Consumption,
IMPORTANT To THE PUBLIC AS WILL AS THE
MEDICAL PROFESSION.
Halls Journal OF Health, referring to
consumption, makes the following import
ant statement
Consumption usually begins with a
slight, dry cough In the morning then on
going TO ped, getting more and more IRE
quent, with more and more pblelm, iu-
crtasing debility, thinpess Of hesh, short
ness Of breath, and qulckness Of pulse. In
| fatal cases It's average course is about two
years; herce tire Importance OF arresting
| the disease at an early a stage as possible.
and the sooner rational means are EN-.
ployed Tor this purpose the greater the
chance oi success The disease is OWNS o
IN irritation commencing Ia the throat and
extending TO the lungs. 81 that their action
| Is inierferrcd with aud the blood does not
receive sufficient oxygen to purity It The
most mArged sign oilung disease is emscii-
ton; and the most positive indication OF
returning hcalth is increase In weight"
SO speaks Halls JOu nal Of Health, and
We may add that In desperate cases, and, In
fact, IN all cases OF consumption, OF
troubles oi the throat and lungs, immedi
ATE fetiei may be obtained aud perma
nent cure effected by the use Of DE-. VIM
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, n medcin,
known Tor more than thirty.hye years a
an uniailiug remeny for coughs, colds
bronchitis and all pulmonary and pectotn
diseases That the wOrse cases OF con
sumption have been cured by the use o
Halls Btlsam has been attesied TO by thI
thousai DIS who have used IL, or have beer
cOguizint Of its wonderful remedial efficacy
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a RECOMMENDATION.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York Pay up Handsome Policy
MN nlI M

Now hotk ray up n bhuuHOho lolcyt
$3.50 02l0O
Received Of the Mutual Life Insurance
c,mpanv of New York. thirty Thousand
$3.50 OF 0 ldnd twenty edollars Insurance
on the lie OF Captain Jackson l.. Leonard.
$ ADAMS.
Executor Of estate Of ]. L Leonard
DALLAS. Oct. lsS3-ro those whom
II NAV concern would say that | believe
the Mutual Life Insurance company OF New
York one OF the strongest financial insti-
tutiOns IN the world and such confidence
have in II that myself carry $4,000 in-
surance IN the company and prefer II TO
all others, and cheeriully recommend II
to all wishing good substantial lie insur-
anoe Mr.. John w. Wright, the local agent
OF tue company, has kiadly rendered me
all the assistance In his power in getting all
the necessary papers in proper shape for n
speedy and satisfactory adjustment OF this
large insurance, and in him all will find a
ready helper In making Hp proofs OF loss as
well Ms In securing their insurance.
Very Respectfully,
SAMUEL ]. ADAMS
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Imported Goods

IIWVVIIFW NFWWWI = -,
The Elm Street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, is the only saloon In the city which
imports its own wines and liquors. They
import In and out OF bond Hungarian and
other wines. aud therefore can give their
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon In
the southwest imports direct as much as this
house. Tier cigars, lunch, liquors and at-
tculion given to the public cannot be ex-
celled IN the United States. Don't forget
10 get your lunch and liquors at the Elm
street Exchange, where you will always
find the ailable Jake MenCzer and assist.
Auts
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ChlmheIS' BNNkkeapIng lN[ RaglnnaIS

Seflostruo'or In slnglo and Double Entry
Lessons clear simple and easily comprehend.
cd Any teacher Ian teach IL ONLY textbook
published special, aian'oi 20 Southern com
mon schools, MS Il ttkeg m 10 detail the busi-
ness OF TIE southern country merchant crop
m0rtgagng, q ton shiprianti etc dsndseme.
~ bound IA cloth ami sent postpaid ~, Dis
count 10 teachers Address
Professor II T. CHAMBERS. Prlneit al.
Mdrtlcallo AcA 'emy, Monticello ATk
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DIR. sTRoNG'S PILLS.
The Old. Well + led, Wonderful Health Re.
Remedies

strong's sanai'so Pills for the Liver A
speedy euro ilr 'yer Complaint Regulating
the Doves, Pduring tho Blood. Cisnnslne
om Maarh rslnt A perfect cure Tor sink
Headache, CONSERVATION and Dyspepsia.
suorgsP Ctotai PMS lnsurO healthy anne.
Ute good digestion, regularity Il tho bowels
sure remedy 10 Colds and rheumatism A
precious boon Ia neiicale females, Soothing and
braeing the nervous system ard giving vigor
aud health 10 ev"rs ilhrc OF tho body. sra Nv
druggists POI Pamphlets etc address q. ~
HULL 4 co HCw ga Nav York tNfv
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ZlSEsVLLE, o., Jan, 20, 1873. CARTER
MEpIciNE Co. Gentlemen Please 81 nd NE
one box Of your Iron Pills by ret urn mail
Find fifty cents inolosad,
have used your Little Liver Pills, and
am Satisfied they have no equal In the
world for have used most AL other kinds.
Please s1kspt my heSftfelt thanks for the
good no laavo done mo- Respectfully.
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A tramp wrote to the Glen Lea saloon;
81 enclose ten postage stamps TO pay Tor
the stif' gave you last spring. The drink
saved my lite, as | meditaied suicide. !
drank that brandy smash, my spirits rose,
and found there was something worth
living for"
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The celebrated
McALlSrER. |. r., COAL
Is sold only

hcALlSlER. !. I" COAL
is sold only
BY y g. CHlLDS,
Yard corner Of Jackson and Lamar streets,
Erupuons, sores, pimpies, rheumatism
are but indications OF impure blood.
Acker's Blood Elixir is the remedy. Bold
by W. IL. Patterson 4 Co.
0rr's carriage emporium Is the fashions
BILE place OF the city. Remember the place, |
q Main street
HorIcE.-The Gas Go. ara now supplying
Coal at lowest market figures In car load
lots, by the ton OF IN smaller quantities.
Send In your orders TO the Gas Cos. O1loe.
Jerseysl Jcfsoysl Jsrseysl .fom 1915 to
81 - IN all c0lOrs, at tue ladies' new bazaar
100 Elm street.
Se,kwear aud Fancy Goods
10 to humans, 705 Elm street
Chidrena zeplyr hooda, cloGks and
milts, Low prices rule at llsts Bazaar,
NJ
wedding OUTFITS a speciaity
Al Bananas, 700 Elm street.
SIR, satin aud Velvet Rlbbcns,
all new shades NJ Baumans
| IT.
Ladies Underwear
aud clrssis Al Bauman's, 700 BIn street.
Largest wholesale aud Retail
millinery house IN the state All orders
promptly filledat Bannnan's, 100 Elm street.
Oysters, oystsru
! Ju,i ~ fresh and sweet as midwinter nj
the D,lmonico
The latest metropolitan novelties, 90 per
c Mt chesper than any house In town. See
for yourself Har,'s Bazaar, 7l2 Elm stree .
~
The only exclusive wholesale and retail
millinery establishment IN DdllAS-Haft's
Bazaar. 7l2 Elm street.
IT
Examine our pattern hats. HATS Ba'
z,ar.
Sptcial attention 10 out Of town orders
Hats Bazaar. 'l2 Elm street
"
Chudren's novelties Ia has asp eoia'ty
Har = B.E'''
Hats at Harts ~ u IA street.
-
ladies Mis..s aud hiIdrsn's suits,
81 - $3.50, W. $50 TO tl2o ut bau
macs
; MACK STRAW uats. an shapes
AMI cclors, &c, 800, 0j0, $50 TO tl.5O, n
BAumau's
4 JerseyN Jsrseys. Jerseys,
$3.50, 80 TO $40 a. bauman's.
iiiack straw hats. all shapes
sud colors, 25a, Sjc, $50. $50 to $3.50, a
Humans.
! Ladies' Underwear
aud oorsets NJ Bauman's, 100 Elm street.
velyets, saians and Plushes
all oOlors, nj Humane go Elm street.
=.
STA. Satin and Velvet Ribbons,
all new shades, at BAumau'
a. - e.
q 0rr's IL the place n you want 10 my
y Nilburn Manufacturing Co.'S 81. Lou
buggy. ia Main street.
J, Orr will tell you a hns buggy, Dslk'
pheton Co., Ky. Call A. IA Main sJse
Get a b.. saiu.
AluHys Ahead
the DclmcnluD mas lust reosived thehrs
nfOics oi irssn oysters.
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Cloaks, Dolmans, listers,
snrtout. and jackets from 81 80 s. 80. 81 ~,
50, Sl2 % to $40, at BAumans, lW Elm
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0rr's buggy and carriage house Is the
place You get style and cheap prices aud
good goods. 72i Main street.
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nroen,s.

nrocms.
We manufacture our brooms VI the best
material and In the most substantial and
durable manner. Try them once and you
will buy no other. PFouTs Bros.
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The Select School Otlha GNtars
hrs. T. NJ MIXERS, Principal
1DngIwAN gTuEUV

HNNHs = = m HNLNHt FTIupIphI
CORSlcANA STREET.
Opens October 9TH, 1859.
klndergAften nepsftmenL Lessons IN Free
Hand utawins WITHOUT CHARGE Voice
Cunte Calisthenlrs TAUGHT FREE. Draw.
Ing aud Painting Lessons Given
Allthe above arcin adiitiua 10 the Regular De.
pafim'nt ola Thorough knglish md Modern
Language educttl0n by MRS ntEHS.
aided BY a careful ly selected cons OF Hlghly
Ace mWlshcd, skilled aud Experienced
Teachers.
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KANSAS Cry Mo-, Sept. -. 1851. CARrHR
NrpIctEE Co: 1rutlemeu-W'. hout a"y
solicitation upon yQnr part, whatever, /
tAEe pleasure In volunteering 10 give 10Y
experience OF your Litile Liver PHI NY
vile hiss boon uslng them Tor about III
weeks; hes not been bothered with hesdaohe
during that tune; have boeu marrtd over
three war; haye kuoSn my. vii, over
,ieht Years and during that tim' have
had tk,llsd physicians e. prescribe nnd give
medicine oi various kirds, hut no telti
cane never knew her 10 20 Tour Nchs
i'm tnr eirht wars wiihont having we're
att,ck oi vcE headache unil we triei your
Lutte Liver PHI Sncr thai tine zoo has
rad no headache whatever. Would tot be
without the Little Liver pil Tor ten time
lis cost. | consider II an article ol great
merit. Yours truly,
&c. nVgcAN, Coz Central street
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Every promise backed by y guarantee.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will give immo
date relief Price % and % cents. Sold by
W. II. Patterson & Co.
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Educational.
Agricultural and Mechanical College
OF TEXAS.

CouToE STATION, BRAIos COUNTY, TEXAS
The Eighth Annual Session will begin on
MONDAY, October l. 1855, The course of In.
tuoclon extends through thre years. and IL
training OF 40 Ang men In farming horuv,. infe,
sOok'raisli 8, engineering chemistry, me-
chAnlos, architecture etc, ard tho sciences 10.
latlng lhervto. Graduates for the lat two year
have without difficulty SECURED lucrative en-.
ploymeni In these pursuits. Total expenses for
nine months only 1850
For catalogues OF special Information address
Professor II. II DlNwiDDIR
Chairman OF the faeultv
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Commencing Thursday, August "a, and
on every Monday aud Thursday thereafter,
round trip tickets will be sold to Louisville
for S3O5O via Houston and New Orleans.
For tickets apply 10 any ticket agent on
II. 4 I. q. X. II.
]. l.. A. THOMAS,
T. p. A. O., IL. & s. A. Ky. System,
Dallas, Texas
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THE UNIVERSITY nF lNE SOuTE

W. "i'NWStNt " I'LL OUulU
Is located al sswAnoa. Town. upon tho Cum.
hetland Plateau, 1000 feo' shove tho sea level
This School undof the eNo'ral patronage OF the
hlshnps OF The Profession Episcopal Chnruh Ia
residence an 'he best acTlniagcs, bolh moral
aud educational. la It's Or nmar school and lis
vollegial" and Theological Department.. for
the special claims nf this University for patron
age eppy TO, documents Y the Rev TELFAl
HODGs0N, b, D., Vicct Aancullor seWanee'
Tennessee
niNuRCEs No pubo''s. resideuts o any
~ state pesertinn, n."' support Advice
aud applications for stanp W. II. LEE. Atty.
afl Broaiwav. New York,
A BvERTIsERs-sEND FOR OUR SELECT
- Llst u Local Newspapers GEORGE 4
kOMkLl = GO. - n,nce ,treet NV,
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WIN Mr.. NYInsInw

As this question is frequently. asked, W.
will simply say that she is a lady who lol
upwards Of forty years has untiringly dee
voted her time ana talents rs u female ply
stefan and nurse principally among chil-
dren. She hiss esJ ecially studied the con-
stitution and wants 0l this numerous class.
aud, Aa a result Of tins effort, and practical
knowledge, obtained in a lifetime spent as
a nurse and physician, she has compounded
Soothing Syrup for childfen teething. II
operates Ike magic-giving rest and health,
and Is moreover, sufe ~ regulate the
bowels In consequence Of this article Mrs.
Winslow is becoming world.fenowned a. n
benefncior OF her race; children certainly
do rise up and bless her; especially Is this
the case In this city. Vast quantities OF the
Soothing Syrup are daily sold and used
here. We think Mrs. Winulow has immor'
talised her name by this invaluable article
and we sincerely believe thousands ofchild'
rem have been saved from AN early grave by
/ It's timely use, and that millions yet unborn
will share its benefits, and unite in callinl
| her blessed No mother has discharged bel
duty TO her suffering little one, In our opin
| ion. until she has giyenit the benefit OF Nre
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Try 1t, moth
ers-.ry it Low Il Ladies' Visitor New
| York city. Sold by all druggists. . cent
I a bottle.
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Convict Labor to LIT.

All sick Cattle.-rleuro pngumonla. murrain,
tis,cmper, blood poisoning d ease 81 the rcsni.
fhtory organs, t9ie threat weak lotus. kidney
troubles difficulty In uhuanuv. low o. idlfion.
rough coat, whgcslng old ehfonin r0ughs, curc
guaranteed. Giles lodlde AmmcaN Powdsrs
Send for pamphlet Dr, Gllss no gls1 New
York Pusioficc. 5lc, Abr sold b. All atug
nsns, nrutglsu
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SILK. velvet and plush Mother Hubbard
bnnneis. with pompons, only fl'io, ~
Harris Bazaar,
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Infants msrino clocks. flannel squares
etc. Al HArt's BsEsar, Ti2 klm street.
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the uruns~ick saloon. ,.,.,..,,
The Btursgick saloon AMI billiard nall
corner of Main and Martin streets. hs> hr.
come populs- place oi resort, urd,r th,
shle management OF Frank Cauthorh and
Charlie Purcell, who handle none hut the
purcst OF whistles, best Of wines and hnest
.f.s
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Orr will sell yon a hne buggy, Dslksi
phe,on Co, Ky. Call a, IA Main street
Get b.. saiu.
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All sh.pe. black sravs, IS, IS, 40, %, 70
eenis and 81, NJ HSrt's BaEaar,
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Are Won miserable through indigestion
.Nnr stomach or corstlpation4 AoheFs
Dyspepsia Tablets We guarantee WV relieve
yon' Sold by W. H. Patterson %.
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J.r.eys, Jerseys. Jerseys.
t2,S, Is 70 tl0, ~ Bauman's.
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Eruptions, sores, pimpies, rheumatism
are but indications OF impure blood.
Acker's Blood Elixir is the remedy. Bold
by W. II. Patterson & Co.
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Latest importation, Poiteen hats, at % to
40. Harris Bazaar.
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0rr's is tho place II you want TO my .
Nilhurn Manufacturing Co.'S st. LOui'
buggy. ia Main street.
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Hat, at Hsrt'..
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0rr's carriage emporium Is the fashions
BILE place OF the city. Remember the place,
"a Main street
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=, s5, sc $50 to Is, Go to Bauman's, 7co
Finn g.reel
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-
y W Married Folks Club will meet
,,smhesdty night Tor the purpose ~ luaN
we programme iot the winter eh'eii
Eenb, Paul Erb president H.
s.ef wee president; Dave tsuV'N'
~'nty;0 n pullman, treasurer.
M. PERSONAL NtsrioN ,...
A - nellie Crane hiss accepted y sNl'h
tseher IA the Elmo institute asd lel'
s.s'uay 70 take charge Of her d'pM''
S,p'ain N S. joy. wife and children len
r,n,sy inf Mintola.
d, M Haynes. n zee, Louisiana. sA'
~ houston aud wife aud Mise $ Bare't.
'ri,,.iell' We're guests Of thc Wlndsof YET
B,aaase u y pqnierrns,. attorney for lh'
ss''oa 4 roHsl Ccnlral railway Il in tue
n ne Chicago Ideal o era conpant were
f'stu 10 afriyr this morning 10 A'h
,,P.Aln W. e. Veal has returned u, m
|Snt " ChIhu,hsu, Mexico. whore Boo hs'
staf Interests.
sesl.in Japt, Rider ofo.N.r fave. y
|,is.'S,,y 'fcsb rom Avlst & Ms home u
|s,' 1iobe Democrat Of THURSDAY lasl
,oou,l e A. Pratt, WHO long ums
IT,. 'l'smtn tho reputation ~ tie leI'
|leis,a ~ iiui groom, vas In The cll
'"'i fltu1ipg To matters conheo''u
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SOCIETY GOSSIP,
s.,.ly Resume Of Happenings In
Upper Tendnm.
600 BIOsslns, and the Wcarers
We" Thereof.
.gutio,- Ngaro E,1o

.tpersrnsl N,ntien- Opera Mites.
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y.l,eta, satins aud PiasAes,
IN colofs. AZ Bauman's, 200 Elm street,
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the Dclmpniou nas Just reosivcd thehrsi
nfOioe oi irssn oysters.
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Low prices rule At Hsrts BAFaaF' ~ Z
street
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Goal, 'oal
NorIcE.-The Gas Go. Ars now supplying
Coal at lowest market figures In car load
lO,s, by the ton on In smaller quantities.
Send In your orders 10 the Gas Cos. onloo,
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siik, Satin and Velvet Ribbons,
all new shades, at BAum,u'
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Ware In receipt Of q very neat invitation
SapNRtamme Ut dauces for bnll given
he NJ. q @. during the pas. week 10
aNss Minnie AID Del a Slaughter, o. 'hd
~ DALLAS fully appreciates all lhvsr
nplmeusry Attentions to her young la
ae abroad.
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velyets, saians aul plushes
all oolors, NJ humane go Elm street
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BY n G.. CHlLDS,
Yard, corner OF Jackson and Lamar streets
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HIRE had been arrangements male ior
i@mpimenthry hop and reception On tfi'
ay sveniug to Mr.. hnd Mrs Harry y m,
,nl NJ and Mrs. Carl Smith, by th' Young
htnt Club, but the weather was 80 eh'
MmeIy iuclemert, the streets IN sneh
hatdy nd wtetohed condition. WIZ
Aksp place however. during This week, and
SuybhE that will contribute to bhug
,oout tiue ~ cess.
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Jerseysl Jcfseysl Jersey.l .fom 1913 to
81 Is IN all colors, at tue ladies' new bazaar
100 Elm street.
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N.,,hs, LnndrirAn will return from bis
v,sI, to relatives In 81. Louis 10 day,
T. Parlman, OF the L. r Gazette. is III
'n Mr. y' James Turner, Ct Marshall, Is at The
N NJ. 6. Hitler and Mrs. Emma Talbot
rs. leit for Springia'e to visit the former
A ,neh,er. Ne. Bufl X I,r
N, n II Lyon, a former mayor Hhu nov
en- ,.tsnsiyo property owner IN lekstAAnS'
Il a cues, OF The Iarqnand' -.
M. Rit BarOield and his son iloo, "" ~
IN town last night, having come IN Oh 'ue
rain from New Boston.
rttOr rotNt.
Miss Eta Thurmord, leyely younsNly
-, p,I,, poIrt an saturday morning of
ross,nr 10 visit her sister. Mes. Uueys
Mi,s Rett Z ,okl les aud mother rttntneu
y ont ITO middle 81 the week from hhlsu'
ala Missouri. where they have been W.
iting Tor several months. go, 49,, -.
Mr. ~. L. no-an has returned from
s,x months visit w virginia. ,-...,t q,
Ny 4 A. DIV n. OF nosion, has beth 10
a. 4 Bossell a. d family have removed
IN TsnSs,see. where they vail Tor the future
"s M william ssurlocs Of Sabine county !,
!. IN town visiting his s'nfn'lAW' MI Il T.
Heinz aud family. ..,,,.,,a yssn,s.
Captain X. n. johnson Ie'u'neu "sO"
day ir1ni he east. - .,,-,v VA. In
Mrs A. Henderson o. A ast,si y" "
s.nT utsd,y visiting anu eaopli. aud.
On re- 'ipi ofth. ps ,..,h ~ y, rSa. &. G.
'ep - emmy Judge Of lhis 9 ~ q
n. ,,,,uas caied and passed INV
| a...aNIfnF.s
y F '-ia That IL the Death Of Judge scruss'
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BLACK straw Hats, all shapes
aud oolors, 30, Sjc, $50. $50 to 81 20, al
/ Rauman's.
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Ladies' Underwear
aud oorseis a, Bauman's, 100 Elm street.
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Childrcn'a zeplyr hoods, clobks aud
milts. Low prices rule at llsr's Bazaar.
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wedding Outfits a Speciality
NJ Bauman's, 100 Elm street.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-31
The Pe-ch Crop of this year.

I. y. Mills, Superintendent of the Della
ware Division of the Philadelphia, Will
mngton and Baltimore Railroad Company,
was in Philadelphia on Saturday pertecting
plans for freight carriage during the coming
peach season. On being questioned about it
he said: 'The peach prospect is unusually
good. Last year the weather was fine at
this time, which had the effect of forcing
the sap and bringing out the buds. AS Il
consequence the very first frost played
havoc with the germs. No such weather
having appeared this season the crisis for
the crop may now be considered over. The
sap has not been forced and the buds have
not been started" Mr.. Mills also gave it
AZ his belief that in a few years at the fur
thest there would I've no peaches in Della
aware, and that the belt would gradually
move over into Maryland. Delaware City
Miidletown aud Clayton, which We're in
their turn bustling centres for the peach
trade, have no fruit of this kind. The bulk
of the crop this year will come from
around WyOming,a 4 small station in the
lower part of Kent county. In the event of
favorable spring all through the ship
mentS this season over the Delaware Rail
road will, in his opinion, aggregate 1,0DJ :
600 baskets more than the shipments OF las:
ypar
The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-31
Going West.

Mr. John a. Roman, prominent ritiz III
of the Sixth district, has purchased Il tract
of 500 acres of Land in Missouri, and having
disposed of his property in this county, will
in few days set out, accompanied by his
family, for his new home. He has already
shipped bis stock and some other thiugS,
and the remainder will be started early in
the week, he having arranged 10 leave with
his family and household goods on Monday
or Tuesday, next. The land purchased by
Mr.. Rowan, and where he will hereafter
make his home, is located near Wheatlanl,
Hickory County, Missouri. The chief i'll
duStry of this coaEty is stock raising, al d
in this business Mr.. Roman will engag :
He recently purchased ii herd of fine bood"d
stock, which he shipped about Il week ago
i'll charge of an attendant. The climate IN
this part of Missouri is much the same as
that of Cecil county. The country has been
settled for many years, but was largely de
populated by the war, and is now filling M
again with settlers from the North and
East The land is of good quality, though
soImewh hat run down, and may be bought
for from five to ten dollars an acre We re
grst to lose from our county such ctisenS
as MIR. Rowan. though, ut the same time we
wish him the best Of fortune in his new
venture