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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
LEGISLATURES

WE ARE REQ UESrED To ANNOUNCE
w T.. Il. TERRELL Hs II candidate FOR the
the Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Elcc
'on, laqmaAoN I, 1881.
w FARE AUTHOKlZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w u. Il. COOMBEs rs candidate for the
Legislature from Dallas county.
AVE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOu NOE
w MIR. X. :. KGMBROUGH rs n candidate
or the Legislature In Dallas county, subject
| iu tho action nf the Democracy
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LOK >ALE-lnE ULUEST AND BEST
4 located Livery Stable In the city of Dallas
IS offered for suic, because the present proprl-
'turS are not born liVerymen, We can show
but is even now, In July, making money. For
q practical liVerymau, this is rurc oppnrtu-
nifty to secure n good thing Terms, one
'hIrd cash, balance on any reasonable time
ply To or address WHEAT 4 WHEAT, nallnsi
IaNns nuV1.tf
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LUR EAtuANGE-IW TWO-SrORY
/ residences on corner lots, In the city OF
Dallas, and one lruit farm one mic from
Dallas OrtNrhnngc for Ncuuur's lien notes
Rent 'ur So each uDr month, .-ihipSOS \
htrFMNN, Real Estate Agents, ,jl laliu ST.
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XXyE ARE REQuEsTEDTOA ANNOUNCE
w j. G. MCCART nS n candidate for Con
stable In Precinct MOL.
WYE ARE REQ UESfED 10 ANNOu NJ /
w ions OVERLAND rs candidate tOrCon
,ta' lo In Precinct No /.
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CnrNrN AlrnNNEY.

NXvEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w &. 4. CLtNTu q candidate Tor rec ,cC'
ion to the office Of County Attorney at tn,
ensuing election
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i.'uU oNIri-vaNHNt0 ~ DNLll4NS Co.
L One hundred acres Joining the town OF
north OF Dallas; very rich black land; well
improved; wOter plenty and good. Two
hundred and eighteen acres, one and q half
miles west of Richardson; rich, black land,
well improved, In fine state oi cultivation;
large dwelling, rooms; barn, outbuildings
aud tenant houses; splendid orchard tpcach);
good wells and - acres timber. These mrs
Two among the hest places In Dallas county.
Titles perfect; no incumbrance; terms easy,
NUply OOr address Dr. l.. Il. STROUD, Rich
1rdsOn. Dallas county, Texas. aug2g-lm
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COUNTY JUDGE.
CuNsItHLE.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. r. STRANGE rs candidate for
Comfy Judge Ht the ensuing election.
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IGOR SALE--BI SUUTn VI Est LAND
i COMPANl-i-rOom house, lot dlSl2i, cor
lu1, Main street, nrnr Eryuy:2 ncrus with :
houses of and rooms, Eust Dallas, nurth-
cNst OF Fair Grounds; i-rOOW house, lot ttN
W, corner ot CurSicuuu and BtOwdcr sjrcctsis
acres with houses, aud rooms, East llal-
lot juNHu, corner Grltljn and Gibbs Streets
lois aud 2, u and Glpuch 5NlH5, In Mldulc-
lnhSodditlon, adjoining aud west of tali
NWUuhs; lot llNyO, CuWtr Grimm and AkMu
NtetlNi lot NN,lN, Joins Fair Ground ON lne
| vest Tot 2lNNo, un Pacific avenue, oprosllS
lnSsrnrurdeput; lot tAl sNlUO, corner cotton.
! Mu-l lnn' md Cedar Springs 50. oNsMu
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The reputation
of Ilostetter's
stomach Bilicrs
asa preventative
of epidemics, II
ktOmachic, an In
vigOrant, II gene
raj restorative,
and n specific Tor
fever md aPue,
indigestion, Bit
lou affections,
TllcIuatism, neT-
VOus debility,
constit utio nal
weakness, Is cS-
tahlisllcd upon
the sound ba Is
of more than ~
years experience,
aud can no more
hc shaken by the
claptrap nos
truns OiunsGieu
.vDrlnsting hills nj
ugh their dchby
lddoplprs oiiOrlcNS
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EUK SALE BEING DESTROYS OF
4 changing my present business, | wiz
sell ON reasonable terms the popular hotel In
Terrell, Texas, known as the Terrell House,
which Is now doing a paying business; mrni-
ture nearly new, with M Conveuipnces for
hr't-Class hotel. Address Terrell House,
r,rll NDNUs. Rcpl,- Nv
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1. OI, LAOnANGl.-ONEC COTTAGE AND
L store adjacent AN the entire block on
which the buildings are situated Tor ex-
'haugo for vendors lien notes. Property In
the center of Dallas. Rents for SS3 pei
month. Simpson, ~ HUFFMAN, Real Estate
\gnuts. III Elm ~ sc2l-lW
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I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
W uuuucc Mr.. &. u. GILLESPIE US u can.
i,dutc Tor reelection To the office Of County
.'NNprfNr
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COUNTY COLLECTOR.

NXvEARE AUTH DRIED TO ANNONUCE
w BENEUL SVurraS a candidate for re-
election to the office Of County Assessor at
the pusuinw election
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AUSTIN COLLEGE.

sherman, Texas.
The next session will begin on the So OF
September, 1851. Instruction In all the usual
Departments thorough. For Information
apply to REV. r.. =. PALMER, II, D.,
President, sherman, Texas
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Icadbr Roasted Coffee in pound pack.

Leader Roasted Colrco in pound pack
ages.
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JUDSON INSTITUTE


Marion, Ala,
Forty-seveutb session begins October
ISL Faculty of nNcya. Collegiate courst
for Young Ladies'. EndorNrtuu aud Pre-
powtUry Departments, School Of Music
Ou'wiuy and Painting, and Velugraphy. Toi
catalogues, send To
ROBERT FRAZIER, Prcsid sn,.
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How Slang /. U-rd In Iioston.

Leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack.
frna
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I'VE ARE AUTHoRIZEDT ANNOUNCE
w JOHN Z. GILLESPIE as a candidate Tor
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No: !, Dallas
county, Texas. at the ensuing November
SECTION.
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NOTICES.

NorlCE-l HANETHtSpAY SOLD NY
~ interest In the livery stable OF Mr.. n.
+. Murlyn 20 A, ], Uaivy, cen. The now
urn WIZ continue the business at The suinc
Wace, assuming all liabilities nud collect ali
ontN nnhlng accounts t s. NftfAqs.
DALLAS IRsAe, scfi "a ? %, it,t -cea
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WE ARE AUTHoRIZEDTo ANNOUNCE
w Colonel J. @. STEVENS az a Candidate
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Iu,rIcE oF TnE pEACE.

WYE ARE A IITHORIZEDTOA ANNOUNCE
w #, q, II. KRNDAIL MS a candidate for re-
election rs Justice Of the Peace OF Precinct
No | M the emsminE electiOn.
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i LAND tpNlANG. 5li Main stt,ot'
.foou housc, So, ii5 Wool street, sis; G-room
house, No g. flnm street, pust ~ rcNas ton-
lU Nnhrnd, CT, l-rOnW luusp. near Cou-
vent Fnt pgups. ncrcs land, 8.S. g-raoI y,
house, 1917 Polls street. opposite on Mgr
til; 1.fuW hoU-'i corner ErVpy and MCN
| streets. nM3 o.tunm Nuu4o, EuN Elm sire
| near branch. sos. NOON huusa ON Ncij X
/ Norwood strtUI ..uf prnnch. sl5; i.foom
| house, vs. MAIN 'irort, $40. i-rnpm house
| East hullus, uVUl of Fair Ground. 500
! l.runm house. iirrOuk Eircct. ncar Convcn' 2
SlatV' o-rO0m hputU, ll3 Caruuh street, sN
] AWA tNtssNA-- .t..sH ItR tsilh a OOAlb
| 4 flrt-claas scoring rooms; NJ nth expos
! pfei hil rorvD n.cntts LNnsrir 4 BRAn
] tonu, 49, Main Nrcrb up.sltig.. jt-'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30
From tho Durham ReIorta-. .uc ~

From tho Durham Reporter. Aug. %
A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
Yesterday morning Mr.. 7. B.
Ray and wife, two aged and highly
respected citizens of Person county,
who live near Moore's mill. were on
their way TO Mt. Tabor Church. and
while crossing the bridge oSef=Fla,
Eiver. at Capt. WIN. Bowiing's mill.
.hc mule became frightened and
Lacked The buggy off, precipi,a,ing
Mr.. ani ,Mrs Ray together with tie
mule to the bed OF the river, a dis
lance Of some fifteen feet. Mrs.
Ray was instantly killed-her body
being horribly mang:ed-and the
surI.osi,ion is lha, the mule fell on
her. Mr. Rays injuries though very
painful are not considered danger.
Gus. a young maj who was near
by At the time of the accident, Gu,
The mule loose, got on him, and
started to Red Mountain for a ply
stefan, but had only gone ABOUT fifty
yards, when The mule tell dead. Our
informant, Mr.. Bob Harris, tells US
that the bridge was am old one, and
The ratings very Insecure, in tact, he
says part of the railing was entirely
gouc. The matter should be inves-
iiga:ed, and if i, be found that the
accident was caused either directly
or indirectly, by the condition OF the
bridge, the parties responsible for
fhe Keeping up Of the same should
be made to suffer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30

-Reprblican County Convention
a, the corrt h. use Saturday, August
3Oth.
TIL fall of the year is not far
distant, yet at present the weather
has been at any time this simmer.
Tho ladies' Aid Society OF the
Methodist church at this place, or
gained about six months ago, has
raised nearly $4,000. All OF this
has been expended in repairing and
PARTING the church inside and out.
The repairs were completed one day
last week, and our Methodist friends
now have one of the nea;est and
prettiest. houses of worship in The
State.
We learn Of a serious accident
that occurred at Chapel Hill last
week. MIS- Charles Jones threw a
pair OF scissors at a dog, when her
son, 3 boy some l6 years of age,
coming between his mother and the
dog, was struck BY the scissors aud
dangerously wounded. 1t was RI
mored that the woman threw the
scissors at the boy and cot at the
dog, but We are informed that 1t is
not true The boy may recover.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30
TOBACCO FLCES.

jchn Laws Il son have on hand
Tobacco FIue~ Of every description.
All sizeS-S 10 or II lnches-made
to order at short notice. Also, on
han 2O,0et pounds OF Iron. GIVE
them a cal! or send in your orders.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30

An exchange says that a Flor
nia man reports tina, he recently
Killed an alligator, in whose stomach
was found a live hen sitting on
nozen eggs. He has been ordered
% Republican headquarters to serve
wiring the campaign.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30

-- .a ''''''5i'' 49,
THE OFFICE OF THE Or
,NGE COUNTY OBSERVER
i ON CIIRTON ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STORE II.
law j. the time 70 give your
SnfIu- WoEM Oar.
-rl4r merchants are kept very
~. iuling dried fruit.
Ran badly needed. The dry
....'rr. Il seriously inJuring tobacco
si t.rn
M Waiter Clark continues to
#r-,>e. ana her friends think her
.au more h,netnl
>,e We notice Of / w. Prltch-
.I. Administrator upon tn" estate
Nr- I;tola Couch, deceased.
NJ. Cha~. II. Forrest has quail
Administrators upon the IS
Id .t j jim i. Forrest, deceased.
>es notice
J- - ucsr HiiI~nor", II ursday,
ta-t-t is. 1851 Mr.. Joseph Nc
tl oet1 10 IL, ooth year OF his age.
y Va ~'1''''
- tree ''1A' - r"1. iia'fl>
ie - '''a'' 'i' Tor nervous a""
a. lrjj,.t, IL men a be had
I'''5'' h.'''''' N'1 p LOUIS
''' '''
~
,,hn.I,n,,..
F'.'' -
VIA, C4.,1 They were H.,
r,,t> II, ,.,l , ,,,,,oe, ~eu,t
,Il. ,.uaI. II. sal one. ,h,l
~ ,..I a,., rounds
~ ~ ~. ~,
49, ''t'',. = Nl''s' r'''"'''
nm, >i,,. rh... comic
mon 40, .ulv G,s,.,,,>s 1r,od-
E.1.a.ir ln.,,i..m.n,
!,
.' u'' ~.
.' nt.
.,,. wr, ,sa.;, Ear sale
w III, n,n.,
uu,<l.>, nn>.rv,,un<uy,,
)" a fHhr ."t or ffcsn 'i""ey
''>en tom the hives, that J vi.
- cents per pound
~. nfN before II is al, sold. Cal
~ ~@'n'>s sh'f.
JOSIAH TURN Elk.
MIS- Nancy Williams, an oil,
.dy Vel Known in Hillsboro, die,
q ayr tome near this place last Sun
las Y few weeks ago she wa
Stocked novn by a horse and re
ee,v1 Injuries which caused he
'sa,t
There are now six prisoners i
a4-ceunty jail. One of them, Jeh
s4. -, viii be tried for his lite q
~ approaching term OF our cour'
ia..r La,ta discovered plans tn
.tcr dav that the prisoners wer
MAKING for ,hr;r ~efcane.
HE mos, delicate persons Ell
l,kir. EMoRY's LITTLE c.
.aAhg.t PMS. they restore colo
sHo Wholesome appetite, pu, ne,
lie .n.a broken down body, they ar
i.e.>rt TO take and their action
y, ml.i. Druggists sell them
tsnts.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30

We have been requested to say
a few words about bad roads. The
road running ont from Hillsboro to
Rock Springs is in Z terrible condi-
ton, and the road running from
Hon Josiah Turner's to the county
poor house, is said TO be the wnrs,
in the county. Righ, here in Hills
boro the road from the town pump
to Webbs factory, is one OF the
toughest to be found anywhere. It
has been suggested that a few loads
or gravel would help il. Some one
is responsible for the bad condition
OF these roads. Who is it? Wake
them mp, and tell them TO put the
roads in good order, aud if they re-
fuse or fad To do 50, don. you tail,
when court meets, to report them TO
The Grand jury. One or two con
vic'.ons would do good, aud it seems
TO rs that nothing else will under
the I.rcscn, law for working the
public roads.
-, g Durham Exporter gives the
to'l"n Nc good advice Boys keep
oft Tie streets 1t night. Don't 60
down town, that you may have a
little friendly gossip with your tel
lows. Evil VIII grow out Of it
sp"ner or later, and that before you
are aware of it. The habit once
formed will be hard to get rid OF,
and the home circle, that ought TO
be a1orcd beyond all things else
viii lose its charms, and you will
find yourselves seeking the compan-
lonship Of those whose counsel will
not always be for the best.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30
Select Boarding ~ Day
school tor Young La /.
dies and Little Girls,
HILLSBORO, y. c.

TINE MISSES NASH AND Miss
i koILOCk will re>ume the cAer.
cises Of their school, on Friday. Isl Of
August. 1884. and close them the 18th
of December 30 weeks.}
Circulars sent onapplication.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30
\ Il

- ~ ,efs, for posta ge. and receive
Tree. : e. y hDx CT good. which will
hel all OF either sex. 10 Hor- money
-is ,a*ay ths., anything else in ,hi.
NO Ia Fortunes az ri, The worker. ab-
90 IL sure. AZ once address TkCE Il,
c. A gusiA. Maine
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30
DRII.IStGRAIN DRILLS

The PENNSYLVANIA For~e-F.ed fcrt.,
izcr Grain Drill will compete with any
Drill on the market, and 20 conhden'
AIN 81 IL superiority, particularly q
the fertilizer attachment, that | unhcs,-
tailHgiy inyii. he closest scrutiny. and
DEFY any friIl Oh the market 70 sow tel
ti.Ixer that j. IN - bad condition. hlleI
with iuInJ-. tfa-h and foreign matter
with the |cer;als ~, regularity ard taes
thar the PeHu-3 ~.vtfia viii every time
" bile il l. positively necessary 10 have
a drfil hat "iil -" grain evenly. thou
sand. Of dollars are ~anhns44. exp nded
III artificial fc-ulzc.z. al Il ! equally
a. important - have o ." tA.. .@sEl Iii
tribute uhf .f.s'- -atnc pre-
ci>loi III t::t- u tt Asa bee
experience 4 = TIA liz -"4i ,ag. Of aftf
Of fle leas.u- irili- - daetl
II particularly taf5ot. IL. .e-t3tlk"f -
L. ...neu. uIsish ha- heretofore Lce't
;ie .ourr 81 +, mnci! '%rot.Ni" /:
u. /" rs-4. - .nt rFI4r IL. ;'tc
l. e4t ~ f.,s1 @ta"- r }" tb-
80. 80 tn.ck-fxL!,. not ou..- y,
\ ~ ut i, reality !.s fti' r@t.-c
u Jfst~ .
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30
For the Observer,
COUNTY

mr.. Editor: Allow me to saw a
few words in your paper about one
OF tie nominees OF the Democratic
Convention Of last Saturday. Mr..
u. NJ. Laws, the nominee for Treas
urer, is a gentleman in every wav
worthy to fill the responsible office
tor which he has been nominated
In Hillsboro where it is hard for a
working man TO make a diving, he
has by hard work and strict at,en-
ton TO business. accumulated nice
little property. He handles his own
finances prudently aud carefully, aud
that is sufficient evidence that he
can attend TO the finances Of the
County. The nomination Of Mr.. u.
III. Laws is a compliment to the
young working men Of the county,
and when the votes are counted III
November, | predict that his vote
will be the largest polled in the
county. VOTER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30

COUNTY TREASURER.
| will he insIIillsboro every Satur
day, l>l Monday in each month, and
OH all public days. 9
Nj. /. EFLAND,
County Treasurer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30
NkW ADVERTISEMENTS

WE ARE AUTHORIZED to an
w ,ounce Hon. JOSIAH TURNER
rs an independent candidate tor Con-
Srt"S.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30
u MY OBSERVED

II, n. G..
! tCG. 80. 1881.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-30

The advantages resulting from its use are not only n increased weld
but the permanent Improvement of the soil from the abundant growth OF
grass which i. sure to follow. ~
"ORCHIILA. is no new thing, For eighteen years it has beer
undergoing trial-and we'll has it stood the t:st.-At first. its progress .
fAvor was natur lily slow; but merit will, sooner II later. have IL reward.
and now Its sales every year a g largely increased owe those Of the pre-
ceding year, and the friends of liz early days are its best friends nov
1t has been used extensively in Maryland, PENNSYLVANIA AMI Virgins
and from its abundant succc every where, W e are justified II recommend
ing it to you as being we'll adapted to your soil. No fertilizer for your use
largest and best, farmers IN thes. thr e States use it almost excin- lively.
1t i = Successful, bccla,e it is Natures own provision for her Y
haustel fields.
1t l. Low Priced. bee uc WI ave Of the expense Of manu-.
fscturcr-, and, withouf q gard . its high agricultural value, we base It's
price s Jelly upon its actui 20 TO import.
Werefr you bto ito som oftte farmers uho hare used It, and ask yu 10
enquire of them as TO its merits.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-03-28

kblisIiersFI
|ok tr pld
,,lc it for
II lose ne
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In Probate Court, Boise Co. I. I


In the matter of the estate of Thos. Hays
deceased.
1T APPEARING TO THE JUDGE OF SAID
i Csurt by the petition presented and filed by ).
q. Silsby the administrator of the estate OF Thomas
Hays deceased. praying for an order to sell real
estate; that it is necessary sell the whole of the
Real Estate to pay the debts outstanding against the
deceased and the debts EXPENSES ana charges OF
the administration. 1t is thereora ordered by the
Court that all persons interested in the said estate
appear before the said Probate Court on saturday
the fifth day of April A. D. 1884. at ten o CLOCK IN
the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom OF SAID
prob tie Court in the Court House of said county,
to show cause why order should not be granted
to the said administrator to sell so much OF the real
estate of said deceased as shall be necessary
And that a copy of this order be published IN the
Idaho Semi Weekly World, newspaper printed and
published in Idaho City, in said county, at least
four successive weeks before said fifth day OF april
! NJ. b MOORE. Probate Judge.
I Ilaho City, March S..IsSi.-wt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-03-28

REPRESENTATIVE Budd, of California
Introduced bill to prohibit the st
s1rtation Of opium, which was re- p
"a to the Ways and Means Com a
siaf se. The bill has preamble which
4S1s forth that owing to the presence
1T The. large number of Chinese IN :
the United States the habit Of smok-
4 i'll opium is increasing among the
Whites. The bill enacts that the i'm
y,oi kation of all opium, except that In
1. vi mucous state, shall be prohibited
n \ uai{er a penalty of $4,000, or five
yskfs imprisonment for smuggling.
About a month ago Tom keene
performed in Austin as Richard the
Third. Among the audience were
several members Of the Texas Legis-
lature. When Richard exclaimed:
sA horse! horse. My kingdom for
! hfrse!' the Solons nudged each
other and whispered: "That's an old
y Joke. I've heard that one before. .
Texas Siftings.
Osman Digna has convened a meet
ing at Sinkat of the Sheikhs OF all
the tribes, in order to concert a re-
y newal of the fighting. Col. Stewart,
with the Gordon Highlanders and
mounted Infantry, has reconnoltered
to one mile beyond Hambuk, which is
twenty miles beyond Handoul<, on the
& road to Suakim and to Berber.
Senator John A. Logan, of Illinois,
!, has Eleven relatives holding Federal
io Offices, and he hopes, if elected Pres
~ ident, to be able to furnish all OF his
4 wife's relatives with good stalls at the
, public crib He has son at West
" Point who stands next to last IN
pI class of 100, an Ohio youth excelline
sal HMM stupidity.
Here is scientific puzzle for you
= now, if you never happened to thlnl
an of it before; Does an upright say
y y d ekop while in motion? A scientiti
y9a ysl vgr1fer asserts that it does. And h
,, ~ ~ " I'LL an Irishman, either Burling
! ,s eai tom Free Press.
n ~ The Senate has so far this sessio
III Eongress passed 10 bills, rs
which are for public buildings. Th
llNs House has passed 1Ol bills, more tina
- half of which are of private cha
AGter. But 26 bills have become law
'Rlb A Fargo young lady named Rous
Caught glimpse of little mouse
-, And the scream that she scrome,
.so' Scattered heavens blue dome,
!, pop And bulged out the walls of the hous
rough j IBismark Tribun
pared
Mr.. Payne's avowal that he is n
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''ni' Charles Bradlaugh, the English p;
lament Atheist, is said to resent
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