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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-25

THE German soldiers are the proud
est in Europe. The army is consider
ed school for its 500, 900 young men.
They are never compelled to do
mental work. A Prussian officer
who would compel soldier to do the
work of a servant would be cashiered.
Some of the rich German private
soldiers keep servants of their own.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-25

Mrs. HEBRICK, wife Of the rector of
the pretty Episcopal church at Fort
ress Monroe, has dressed 5000 dolls
within the last two years, which she
sold at 81 each for various ecclesiasti-
cal and charitable purposes. The baby
doll, the colored .urse and the planta-
ton colored woman are the three
styles, and nearly every child who
visits Old Point Comfort comes away
possessed of one of these unique dolls
dressed by dainty hands and guided
by love and christian goodness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-25
Guarding Against Danger
New York Star.

New York Star.
Say, Jim, what're you dom these
days2"
Me? Tn'w orkin' on the section y
What! Diggin'?"
yep"
I'll tell you where you can make a
million dollars"
Don't want to make million dol
lars"
"Don't?"
mo, I don't"
''Why?"
''Waai. eff I should make million
dollars I'd want to keep a coach,
wouldn't I?'
"Of course"
can a coachman2"
"Cert'nly."
can mebby my darter'd fall in
love'th my coachman, noightn't she3"
''P'raps"
"Waal, dye think I want to be dis
graced by having a darter O mine
marry coachman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-25

Mr.. MULHALL, the eminent English
statistician, has been studying the
national debts Of the world since the
treaty of Utrecht in 1913. He says
that the total national debt of the
world, not estimating local debts of
any kind, in 1713 was 1896, 600, 900; in
1863 it had risen to 81, Ais, 10000 in
1898 to 50, 845, 900, 600; in 1916 to ST.
185, 600, 900; in 1848 to 8,245, 900, 900;
in 1870 to $40, $50, 900, 900, and in 1884
to $27, 155, GEO. 600. From the treaty
Of Utrecht until the French revolu-
ton, eighty years, national debts in
creased at the approximate rate of
$50, 1000, GOO a year; then until the bat
tie of Waterloo, twenty-five years, al
the rate of nearly $2OO,OOO,OO and
since at the rate of almost $300,0O0,-
900. At this rate they will amount in
1890 to over $50. 600, 100000
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-25
Absent Minded.
The Graphic.

Now, SIR" observed the Judge in
the divorce suit, what have you
to say for yourself? Your wife
said she caught you kissing her
maid"
Il am very absent minded" replied
the man. II thought she was my
wife"
"And the maid-what did she
Think"
Il suppose she thought SO, too"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-25

The oyster interest in New York
employs 500, 900, 900 capital and about
200 men in the wholesale trade
alone. Gotham's average daily con-
sumption of the bivalve is $4,000
bushels.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-25

LARGE beds of gold ore have been
found near Ouro Preto, Brazil. It's
average richness is $40 per ton. Near
ly all of the territory has been covered
by concessions" which correspond
to recorded mining claims, but are far
broader.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-25
Field of tIettysburg

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
The land on which the battle of
Gettysburg was fought is to be pur-
chased and a driveway opened alon;c
the line of battle, from Devils Den, at
the foot Of Round Top, through the
wheat field to the peach orchard, to
afford an opportunity for monuments
to be erec.od to mark the positions of
troops. Veterans of the various mill
tary organizations that took part in
the battle are invited to assemble at
Getty on the evening of Septem-
Der 80, to aid in laying oHt the ave-
nue. to indicate the positions occupied
by their respective commands. Octo-
Der 1 and 2 will be devoted to that
work, followed by a general review of
the field The matter will be under
the direction of Colonel Batchelder,
the government historian of the bat
tie, and superintendent of tablets and
legends The Pennsylvania railroad
has issued tickets at excursion rates
from ali It's principal termini, good
until October 81.
Bishop Coke, of Western New York,
says that during his twenty years of
observation IN That held there have
been some Improvements in religion
and morality, but the increase in i'm
piety and infdelity is, on the whole.
$ The most blasphemous
publications are circulated, frightful
atheism is uttered, and gross licenti-
BUSINESS abounds."
Two little sisters, aged 10 and
years, respectively, arrived in New
York recently, having crossed the
ocean alone. The little girls wore
large cardboard breastplates, on
which were written their names and
destination in large letters. They are
on their way to join their parents,
who settled some months ago at
Urbana, Ohio. They were placed on
a west bound emigrant train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27
The Most Complete Drug Store aCity
Dsvss Chsnlcals, Heaeepsthto sdcres, NJ"
Patent Medicines. Iapertsd Oastus sospu ------
spessss, 0hsneis Skin os.gssts' Saddles asasraiiy
Ohic,so, sssut OF ::sosuio goods NJ. al
css properLie,. 7pltN

Chic,go, sgsut OF ..sosuio goods n: e'l-
ces pr0perLte1. Ni
Attaches OF lhs'ltrcet rs'lwavs are 10 h.
unto. nic on he ct, the dress 10 ,ns'st o
tlue c,at, tAp',. yestepd c.p, with tui.
able Trimmings.
The giu Jsc'u,, NJ rest railway will plf .
an additional CO on ths, inc on lne lst
which Will mo 80 foDr CA a oil aud We
one ever tan m'nutc..
J. d. Roberts q Co., III Elm stree, ats
headQusrteys for picture frames, rrllsf'
materials and artistic paper hanging. The
latest styles OF well paper.
Those who wish 10 rent roomsy n the new
Merchants exchange building should pu,
lin their applicaiions 10 Mr.. King. the co.
,,~,tsry Of the Merchsuts' exchsoge.
- Tbsri, Wis unpsu-ny he-,thy jrst now,
aud thu Only epldem'c a. IRE nj th'r lf7n'
bR Dr. the b. , pa. fever WI cN =
N1skipg out b .'orn'ti iorr'
~. A. ssegar. the dentiss. has removed TO
the pest sntlice block, DOC Elm street. Pl' 8
OF work: Foil sets teeth. $40: gold fillinr'
So; amslgsm 90 cents; extracting te 49,
cents.
John Rs'ks, workmrr n stone, awoke
rom nap on the p ,ps OF the D''c- Ma.
tionrl bauk, q, / O'Clock LIT might rnd
)mmen' | s. lei 1g Tor pnli ,, explain
ing that he bad been ropbf white r p
OF bis )at and c;sh; about $40. Ae said.
A meeting OF the democratic executive
committee OF Dallas ,uuty Is hereby ca ed
for Tuesday evening. Aprii ,Nlh, ut .
O'Clock D. m. in the county cont room.
w. A, SIMS, Chairman.
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ADDITIONAL PERSONAL MeSrro.

+. Il. G,.o-, otGslveston Is al the Wind
scr.
}. g. Be'ler. Of She, man, Ter-r sat the
WIndror.
e. b. D,7s, OF New York, '' g gie.. Of
the Windsor.
A.P. Belcher, o. Re ~. rre''
, al the W nj. ".
Kenneth 3 ~. OF CT '''s-d, 'ss' 'pp'ns
a. re Windgor.
Z. x. No ION, of oticsso. is rss''''rci al
10 Won't u.
Cad, r. Wis.,. o. rld'"rSt 70, e
, .opr'rg .. ibe #" 1dso.
, ~. n. Lsw'srld G. n. Nam, OF Colo =
40, Topping st 'he To- ed.
/ W. H Non's r1d o, NJ TrS c o.,
( E~1c are q, ,ppi1g at % "ipl =.
Ms,o l.. a Cu aas, r rrtu'uept s.cct-
/ mrr OF Ge'neN Ne, 's IS .,cl ut he
| M'ldsor.
; w. u. Beus. t' GAlys';CG, md Mcrsbsn
IL Smith ofNer cr'esng, ere guests et the
Wind "
M. Dsy. Er1 Alze',, Coo l''r. a
! n im'ralt b.1kr- II s. jgns1, sat he
! W'atgor.
/ a.J.Ruggl,q o. 81. Lor'i, srd II. J..
WeimoTc, or t's'r, - io'@, 30 ct The
| Wirds)r.
Mr.. CD. Penn, Of wr-"h- RE, We, in
me city yest:rf"y, Il ps'd no BFr,Lo
oiIlcs visit
w. q. Howl proc .e''. CO 'he c and
! Mind )f. ls. eTer'1. To- n rhors y
- 81. Ler'
. NJ. ,lras, ". ". ] ''';s sp5 dsugh'
M Kr', Is. #. syer'rg 70. 81. hor'T,
cnay'sit - .saCs.
Ir. ". s. Fs,ncis, o, 2oa' IN, represent
inc Nichcis pu Fec & Co., sc,i merchants
| o, el:.ln, I, n ne city, the guest or Mr.. j.
~ 6 lie d.
Tne follow ne psri''l lei les. EVENING
over the ~ -ou,i Poetic Tor the -lst: L.
l., Me "i's anu ID. w. Sprsa lie, New YOrs
W. @. Howf-d. 81. ! ouis; II. THOMPSON
} issne, = I'd b 'hop Cail for Bs't'more,
At the st. Georgc-G II Lsussde'e, = :
arkaca; l. q Eugrrdno. Wlchu, ts,'s; w
o Nuchsr... Alvaraao. W Fiancis, ID
lothian: q II VIE, ices ooro; A ON y
She. mr.; w 8 CASA end darghtsr, WI
Marcy pud daughter, Deltng: George s
Peerg, Ca mage, M'ssoui.; X Bond, Pot
land. Oregol; John a WlNisms. MS,sle' "
Il A Il.ilede,d. w N Lee, Gpir. Colorado
&c Sau,. Fe; NJ G Mcknight. SHERMAN,
Ffark M Brooks BfidgeDorl. Cor 1ecsicut;
Il ID Champion, Tyler. h e Ore, Chicago.
| Iliiuc's' NJ Hsggsrd. Cslnmbus C.sY; W
Pt,k, Krrf-~ City; M Santa. Q nciapatl.
Quo $ V Barton, Ce-ena03. Tex'T; W 8
/ Wr'ker. Nswpoie. Arkansas; L j Atwater.
Minsa'f, Terss: u T Adams. Kauimsp; II
: Walsh ae, tyler; I Q Doyle, Atlantis,
, Geo. 4.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27
FORT WORTH.
Cunningham, the Silver Of Fleming,
Gets Five Year,.
Elaborate Preparations Making for the
Republican Convention.


For WoRfI Anil 81 I;peclsl lat
D. 10. to lay sIsi II Maddox YRS no,inr.'
ihes ihe jp'y ia the Cunningham -. hau
agreed on q verdict. JUDGE Abbott And
| the q .orneys vera c-i'C1. When Gun
ningnf N wee brought'r he snowc no emt
iiod, but an1ety prem ed for the worst.
News ap.eai.peihGt the jul , had agreed,
inv wee poilcd when Olerk Hr,tsisld
read, I'VE the jury End the defendrpt, X.
l.. Cunningns n, guilty OF murder In the
=, cond deL.ee and f-'erl his
pun siment AZ con lnemcnt IN the peDilep-
tary for five ycr-s." The sudionc, ,cem J
TO be ton'shed nj the verdict, obss v-hlo
only by the play OF the'- features. 10
moved his head up and down IS y
moro thsu satisfied. His ,nnc |, brothe-
aud blends shook hsnds with him wr-mly.
Me-. Furmau, leading coun. j for Growing.
ham. IL not satisfied end vi AK for a
new trial. and u denied WI apr al. The
General opinion, however. seems - be that
re had bet ' let tho verdict strnd. The
George Cooper, John High for murder OF
John Law m by crushing 10 skr'l with .
taicnet and JAKE { rfrt, negro, foi mprierr
OF Al. / wis by hitting him on the n
with mic CO OF VIC I'd, have b. IN po.sponed
until June OH. There ives an average atten.
dance oil !, le3 at tho public SCHOOLS dr'ing
| the week.
Tho Acril term Of the county court
co. i = cay. Fol- sy-tb . c-'.s, FL MS
, deme IA nora, were disposed OF.
Eight mf .iage l'c,rse, were ''ou'd th's
The work old orst'ng the opers.house
for the republican pow.wow end = night.
A por.rr't Of Wsshngi,n is hurR
! 10 .cht Of o. 20 and one OF Lincoln, u l.
jshed by MIR. sud Ms. Bui ,h'll TO the le...
Flaes, streamsrs and mottoes complete tht
plsn. The o-che1.-a floor IL resel;ed for
/ The members, the boxes end
ono Ter OF balcony for feme'e:
aud 'he br'sn o.ihe house for spt va .
| y,s;,ie, no g. .ner who 2, ,ldan.aly cui
his 100. y tn corn knife, died h's morn
! ny l.om e-lausfon c,--i by lc' OIL
ine no. .e th,e' Fob CLARK, who e e
| ro.t I'D riot, me- sun,es, g ssld . be me
youog msn Fs,nk Ols-S, who jump lf''
bond heIs Two yesJ a.. H. fi'her y
De la3 man.
An ensauslssiic meeting Of the Fort
Worm Gun club. wfl he'd night,
rnd Z WEI deiin,.'ly dcc'd
hsye lie ls,ta 'or,nrment On ne
"a. Sd, 4th End 9TH Of June. One f'ouc-Nd
dolars VIZ I, purct > nigeon.
and a t,mriN-3 anr3.u' 70 adve
shoot in ,l.e j., t-g az >. OF tue 81 ,
A. number OF libersl pr, 9sN" DO ohered
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27

Ice po.ics are bus''y engaged IN serving
!, dewe.k notices.
Jews reaohc the city yesterday morning
snat Palmer had ascoychipg.
Insure against damage BY toInadoes with
Hereford, Aunspsugh q Co.,, 6l9 Elm street.
Fine watches, jswe'ry and silver wsre at
The c'ossngout auction ss'e, IN Ms'o
ttreet.
FOR elegant paper hanging, picture
flames and artists materials, to J. u.
Roberts q Co., ct III Elm street.
c. @. Wilson must send report to A; M.
Loomis, 81 Peso, Texas. inside OF ten days.
A. n. LooH-s.
Itis whispered among the high.tones
that Dan Thompson's "Tur" saloon sets
up the finest liquors IA Dallas.
Blank books, letter pres.ee, copying
booke. carbon paper. bill and letter hiess
etc., 1t J. B. Fears, 6c5 Main street..
Fine rubber goods in penheldsrs, match
boxes, making brusnss. etc., 10 endless
yaristy q ]. b. fearB. COS Main street.
The curling Of Poo Pinto sardes ,ne,
cses !: 81. S; 3 y egtss &. s g IL Il. ety. Son
put 70 any eurb'us or pavement until yor
rec him.
pew. o. I. eeonsld viii dIe,uu ths newly
Slecoverod manuscript Of the ec 3ond ceu-
! turS, "Teschings Of the Twelve Apcst'es,'
| et tire First Congregational church to-
rtpnt.
Ter The leading westlies, society and
| soortinR papers, and the best wines and
| LIQUOR, % to 0rds. LA Lamar street.
Now q The cyclone season. % insurs
against shsn with JON g. g; A Nu's S,:
- spss!sl ssses.y - The Al.Sdla on.
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o.. Maver, repre- -ut.nya . -
Ls,6 yr-e firm, d ed suda ,rlv lr-t q. -. at
tic ST.. James hcte' Of so netn'ag Ike he, II
lir-s,s. rio e,fiyed n ihe CT yc7 ?. lay
Ell. -rnoor aud at snppsr W aprsr entity ~
cool health. He VIZ 18Th ont OF this
nois, about 8 O'Clock, va 4 40 WIZ seiz !
with a smothe,in" CO.., 'or. He tt,"hSre
j1to she Cd }. ana the cle'k secing his con-
Jltion s'listea bin >, "'r ooni, p.fr, ID J. y
on bed md summoned q phytieifn, bul
the ruforlunAi9 man eypircd within f3v
minu,es q .srwnrds The remains were
tasen ohs-ge OF by Csp'7'n J. M. Msroney,
who / n,y him, aud were tp,led over }
1 pder aker Smith, 1he probabilities ere
tha. - 'n1uesS will he held over the 70
IN s'nr. Gao de- | was about 10 years
old.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27
A EIND OEEEE.

Dallas, Apr, e',--IEdltor HER,tol--
Drring tie visit OF The ffc G 'iallon
ta,r city des''a :, lender TO the membe.
OF that podv the icss use OF the cara OF tne
s,,ce. car lrr7. No visiting EDITOR M -
nav ie'e while i.dins about The CITY.
would ,'so ',nder them the 10 OF Shady
View p.rt at sach ,,me es they SEQ it, end
w,lii-u cars 10 end from tho grounds sh'
rnd nav .eauit h-ir coryenielCl.
w !. Ks,1fs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27
ri,plN AND RANDA,L COm'NC 40
IRAAG.

Itis,u the ar ,hes T'ldsn csn be elf = i
tina nat es,deut OF The vni' / sis.eo -
be w,lI 1T st ,eps Tue Chrlgo nonintion.
Eut ns - physir lily s;nl wts't. A TIP
sousb, rpoa 20 adjournment Of copgres',
i. IL r.amorej. hes been erlangcd for him by
bis I'iends. Afr. Rardr'l Is 20 ompSry
him. Te-ssist, pc visited and Dale Wi
L, the'r fast stopping ~ ;. AIR. Ed.
Mer,,p, on Ms'u strest, has / y tele'
rr,uhcd 10 Tor one OF bis ine ~ i or',, -
20 dis; neaished psI.y and delicate nerves
must have only Just 10 esTy sp:iue7 aud
r-to end s.yi'-i hoi-cs e nc keeps u bis
- ,hip
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27
rFpREsE TAr,tN AFAGAN.


W. cv-----0~ M .-ENprr--1satlVe
p ssan y better % nignt, end pbysio'-~'
now hope for his ultimate re- oye-y.
rovrv.w,cuvu CONGRESS- - FfE
sE-SsrN.
oUsE.
SNEAKER announ he Appointment OF the
following conieren' ,mm.v ,es: On the
navsl appropriation bill, HUI ihins 1--'
dot sid Cslsirr; on post OIL apn. opr.e-
lion b'll. Townshend, Holman aua Eo...
Coz, OF Nav York, i'om tue commi 20
on naval rfsi,s. asked leave to repoi Tor
present cone Iteration tho JOIN; resolution
The Ur,ft States navy, on duty with the
Z RELY re'ief expedition, to e ,pt tbs dec
oratjon OF the 70 vel end imperial order OF
Frsnc'~ Joseph rom the government Of
nobir.,n, OF New York. objected,
ss- ~, however, he IVES willing to e-,.nd
Il -ss rom cong s;s 70 t tn youay ,bho,, ;
were nonsense. -.
TIE house proceeded to the consideration
# Tue ecie, order, the bill to remove GER
| tain burSens OF the American merchant
marine f-nd encourage Americans IN the
"a xf:ss- reading the report. slccum 'pots
'" D S pic,ured The deer iencs Of Amer
!crr { ,mmerc,, and sr'd the remedy must
| r. found 10 the cdoption Of .se and H.
/ d,cjors line Of lec'slatiou, inspired BY the
ne .essities OF great people ready tnd able
/ 10 avail themselves OF the lessons taught ~
The pzcgressive powers Of CIVILIZATION.
IRE pending measure contained m,uy
| amendments looking 20 the revision OF the
navigation laws. lt was nc cesa.y 70 con.
| front the detects Of these laws End str'p or
The tuncus growth vht-h hes come v.tn
| lhs massage o. tiDs, n ordes that wi:er leg,
islstion might adopt it,elfto the cn'ugeo
cV Cox q New Y York, thought the mersur.
only %, Hal relief. IL could not rshab!l
ita'e commerc-. He trusted The demo
crst' houso elected at 1oxst On some pin
oipls Of 'sOsI s''ty. might Do wtst the les,
/. demf ~ ho.' id On one cc>sion (aud
IL u:i Of 4 next csyl, r,cpl
Two pro -it;ons. oae for fret
ms.ct'-'- 10 hep The shiT -bvslde.s
Us Other for free r5ips 70 help the s1lg
ovnsn. Tney would 10 hand ju heud foI
| ophsscing mssIsims tuts-r = s1d fee the. ~
yp q sss a:!: possc. or.,v.,, .msnsnsr.
he would crer, which xoOld eject more q
necisily the oommr->3 Of the lakes. tn
time bed oome when public opinion, rogevd
| less Of party OF polItics, We oe0ocdtno the
| Inc burdens which he'd rested - long up0l
| ouneroo - re0ovo1 aud tho rel!of (fe7te(
': sSo1ld e9tled = veil - ths lskss - 3
* fss sss' "a - ~. ~ " s.susa n
'i HsssS ~ e irIsHlsra. serssa a snsoa'
-. 49, - ..'s ~ - - 49, ~, 81
3 - euleNln6 ~ ~ - =
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Ace. UDtICAN LOVE FEAST.

WASH soros, April 2j.-r"fesJ.l 1.-The e.
pnb, K, IN central commits c lie Dis
OF Columbia met oceihe- IL -eogD1so - p
cr'l 10 trans Il rorlire brg ne =. The ms
ing broughout tho Was ch,-lcs3 ~ by
disorder. An eTorl Es9 made 10 ccrsider
the chsrgoa Of bribery u conn on II 4
tue REL ans election Of deie- 1Les {, On 70.
Per.one present desired 10 ole a -e-c.
on the cho-res. The Cur
ho,d the persons desi,irg 10 spbrl. 20
report RI not ba, ing been app 'nled I'M.
NIT % make 'ivosti. i ON end in cona--
orence OF tbsi- aoi'la net IN oiicr. The
dec sion a Inc c.,'- was re aivri ~
gfoa1s. IN eAcs wr1 thc7
made % Eec--a The appoinw ant
of q commi.lse to invest vsto Z , chr fez
brit beicrs vote rf, safcn thc mes.!r !.
atior At ! IN con. cs,c.'. TIE ma.o,.i7 Y
nor. OF the relfaprc ID comm 80 s- :.
tho cbP-ges Of bribery ,-ld not pa o..
q. cd. The n,ino-ity repo.i, ST.. Led "
oue perjon, SD brioes ,ei been l.van, e-ld
,keu lhat another CON- n''on be - :.
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ADJOURNED.

The Federsl CONT, which has been 'u
sesrtou At Wcco s,nce the 4th, concluded
tie April term and adjourned yesterday.
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Only q few more days sr'e ut '2S NEW
ct, eet of the fine silver were, wefcac3, Jew
e'iy, etc. Ave'l YOU ell OF tf'' great
chauce o. bergs,rs 10 hue n,st ola's soo1s'
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M. Reward Henry piuesrcve, schuvl'
t'l cocnty, Pa, Whites that, having hfa
,'ub Or ried aud HE right e,m peretyIeo'
be was ,mplet,ly curr1 by Few appnca'
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". X. EvASs.
@. +. CARTER,
JoHN II. JONES,
W. N. Bra DsHAw.
ALVRxo DAvre,
j. q. OiCoEHoR,
HKHEy Mo2rKoA-.
yo,rd aud Loc NC
Good bos-d and lodging BY Mrs.. Kss.s at
. Sycamore street.
ROBBERY AND sH 0IINC.

ROBBERY AND sH : OIINC.
Last night while vandyks Lawler. %
elderlv man, WIS standing IN front CT !ne
lar bill or gold piece he held In mis- hand, 9
negro man passing, matched It and rsn
down Main street. Lawler pprsued him
with . vsDgssnce. when the negro trtneo
and fred on him and succeeded ~ mnkine
his efcsps. The shot was herd at the
Windsor hotel and attracted quite crowd;
Omcsr 6ohlumipgef came on the scene ano
Rathoved data concerning he snooune,
The name o. the negro VINO = s'"' -
lsvge, ives not lss,nsd
This 10 the season persors best { suainseo
Win the scisnce Of hes,ta dec.Ge - g
mot TRINA, water and air both be'uS VI :
atsd 81 docSmposition made eotivs 0y tne
Sun's decreasing power. The best prevent en-
~ 4 ne iustly celebrated Apgc,toya BIZ,
ssra 4snnSasfrrsd b. Dr.. J. @. B. 6Iegerl
q 0oos, J. N. Wuppsrmsnus VI Lroadws7'
New YORK, sole agent.
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BACK TO DALLAS,

il3m'ton E7yner. city narebai o. Inn
pAu ell, Kansas, Is visiting friends N thu
oily. Mr.. Es5 ler formerly resided In " I
To- hut went - Lansr- somo ysrrs aga.
He wa. there through iba border tr0uble'
which made Hrnnewel' for long time, ca
ro' 1-iously law!e'- :, and gaye valu able ED
IN bringing order out of the chr hat then
nrfyeiifi He hr : mauv we~m i,.ends -
"a. .,ls, wao w'n &c glad 70 gee h'rr OF
NrS -sIs OF BIC FcRCUsN IS EN-
D,r-ts. An 90. r. 49, cprsnrci,er esq.,
Dr.R SEl.-,fhe undersigned world 10
sper' ely request that you cell meetrs
OF the members Of the MeIcter'T
Grange, 70 be held on Monday rpo.nlus o.
cs u IN .herep'ter g precsiC bio. for tne
pirpose OF ,lsideFiDg tho ndv'sabi'.ty O.
cddirg another Liory 20 tho Escbsrge
br''ding now 'rp rc :. o. construction
Ve-y rr -reaifr''y, 90.
". X. EvAHs,
@. +. GARTER,
JouN II. JONES,
W. N. BRADSHAW.
ALvRxo DAvrs,
j.. O'CoHHoR,
HEEHy MoarroA-.
A eAaRaAL meeting OF the msmbers o.
The Merchants Exchtrge 10 hereby cs",<,
;o- Tuesday at 4 .. m. for The pu' Sc-o Of
consider ,ug the question cot 10Th IN the
A. OrrEnI 4. YER, FEES.
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The curblng OF Palo Pinto. sandstone
which is belrg pu. N by Mr.. jones Sc N.
leo, Il said TO DO tho beat IN the CITY. Don't
pat 10 any curbipg or pavement uatN you
: ~ him,
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Nss.ss;, rsne,uins on oI s:nd f e u! .ns
snd iron % 10 p. n; ohs7les
IcisssrSsns. Robert MeCsrt "
o osI5y. 81. Mr. 2. u, Z; G g q
'crct3ss, Ooionsi W. O Hqshes. John z.
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ANTiDOTE TO MALARIA

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW NAN.
at have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa.
ton, TWO years, and have tried ten dinerent
kinds of pills, and TUFTS arc tho nrsS
that have done me any good. They have
Cleaned me ont nicely. My appetite u
splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural passages. feel like n.w
man, w. ID. EDWARDS, Paiinyrn, ".
SOFA everywhere, 2yc. OfIicc, "A Murray St, ny.
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rc Loy-Y AGAINST shMco.
TfLuEN AND 1AnIFr,

wAsrlsc-oS. i.pril 20 Especial. Tho
bill 10 ,epi,snch ~ persons OF Afro II de-
r,,nt 1ths Indian Ter. tory beg,1 - Ineet
strong looh; cppofiton Today. The bill
rto,.dss fhas ri pc sons of A..icsn De- mt
Ts..a>~t1 4 he OhicEsssw nation at the
de-, nf the treaty CT Fort Smith ana their
deecsn s1is heretofore ht;i in slavery u
csid rate Nd mentioned n the Cno'tlw
and Ch.cks, wv tres y OF 1lS1 be d Gle ed
citizens OF The Cbicsr Nv nation, subject 10
the Jurisdiction and laws o! the n Ion sne
entitled II all rights specified n u :caiy.
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vAeu1.osc.s AL 9f..lfr 1l-nsn-
Ss sssss - &c., sc3S!ts g. ms, river,
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IuDDEy DFfJT.

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