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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-12
A BONANZA.

IL 10 only once year that chance like
the present offers TO buy wheat on mar
gin. and people who have held or al
along should not let II pass. s25 will buy
$500 July wheat on per cent. margin
plan and there IL sura 10 bs several very
strong markets within this next three
months, daring which 10 10 20 cents profit
Will DO oh s.nabla, which means $500 profit
on your original s?5; $50 will buy 8 coo
bushels. and 30 on up. Experienced people
buy ut present low prices, when the market
10 STEADY aficr biz decline aud newspapers
all speak as II Ii we're going lower. Green
horns buy when wheat is 80 or 40 cents
fearer. aud thus make the losses. The
'enor OF press commenta SCENE always TO
be that wheat Is dear when It 10 low, and
cheap after a dig advance. To succeed, y OH
Will have TO follow the opposite rule, yet
people ere led into the same mistakes every
year; they hold Off when they should buv,
aud then, later on, buy when they should
be aelling. The man who buys wheat Mt
present prices and holds Il, viii make i'm.
mense profl's You can trade In grain Ia
lots of LOCO bushels and upwards on mar
gin Of per cent per bushel which means
$40 on 1000 bushels; commissions Ii per
cent. per bushel. Pork IN lots Of 20 barrels
and upwards. margin 20 ceats per barrel,
commission cents per barrel. Lard In lotH
of 25 tierces and upwards, margins 58 cents
per tiorce, commission cents per tisrce. |
cotton In lots Of 10 bales. margin 81 per bale,
IL cenla prr bale. Railroad
stocks Ia lots Of 10 shares upwards. mareiDs
81 per share commission % cents per share.
These margins are the smallest we receive,
hut spectators con put up az much more
rs they deem necessary. Every cent ad-
vance doubles your money when buying,
and every cent decline when selling. We
receive Tho Chicago grain and provision
~, rhatg Nav Work Eaw Orlaapa Gatvea.
ton and Liverpool cotton markets. and
Texas Pacific, Northern Pacific and Chi.
cego & Northeastern railroad stocks.
Stocks from the New York stock exchange
every few minutes. Statistics, circulars and
full Information az to trading sent free. II
YOU cannot call personally, write us. q. w.
Parker & Co, grain, provisions. stocss and
cotton brokers l07, Lamar street, Dallas,
Texas. We refer to Oliver &c Griggs, bank.
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Eighty degrees Ia shade yesterday.


The Nav term OF the district court md
the grand jury convene Tomorrow.
Three hsckmen sat on their boxes last
evening Just mt sunset on Elm street east
Of 81 csmofe, RHa uttered obscene language
and osths, challenging a fourth party 10
combat. They were all anxious to avoid
n fight. and to disgrace Themselves, they
succeeded both ways.
1.-THE Glen Lea " There is world o
meaning in those words to the thirsty, who
have so frequently and with 30 much
satisfaction wet their whistles at Its toun.
tains flowing with pure. genuine unadul
terated liquids concocted In manner to
suit tho taste OF the most fastidious and
tone tho stomach of the most veritable
dyspeptic. The Glen Lea liquors never leave
you with a headache, but invigorates, re-
iuvinatsa, revivihea and tones up the entire
eystem.
The interest in the fay festival is increns'
Ing ns the time approaches, and with the
beautiful spring sunshine. q grand time Is
anticipated Many visitors from neigh bor'
ing towns will come lere to-day aud 70.
morrow. Tho addition OF the Benton Ca
diets to the programme is an immense feat.
ure of attraction, Us all who have witnessed
their evoiuiions at the opera-house the past
week, will certify. Our business men gen.
orally having volunteered to close their
stores on Monday afternoon. a general exc
dus will take place out to the park to epjoy
the day IN good old style.
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PERSONAL.


Mrs. II. ?. Lsn,z hns returned from a
visit to California.
@. ". Tuthill. OF the 81. Louis Paper com.
pany, 10 IN the city.
Captain r. r. Hawley, editor OF the Mar.
shall Herald, spent Sunday In the city.
Robert Berry, prominent cotton buyer
OF Fort Worth, Is Ia the city, greeting his
many friends.
Mr.. II. @. Townsend, editor Colorado
Clipper, waB In the city yesterday. ep.route
TO Colorado from y pleasant trip to Hous-
ton.
Miss Bertha Randall leaves this afternoon
for soutnwos Texas, and will probably pro-
long her visit to New York before return
ing.
Mr.. l.. @. Gum, aooo panied Mr.. Gooch,
from Palestine, On hiu return 10 Dallas The
HERALD acknowledges pleasant call from
the gentlemen.
Mr.. A. J. Gooch, late of Palestine, has
Just returned from that town and will make
Dsllss his home In future. He takos charge
VI the old car works, aud will be general
manager OF tho new manufacturing insti-
tuition opening there.
At the 81. George: o Sims, Wsxa.
hachie; y q Gilbert Abilene: X y Bo.le.
Coraicana; s jenkins Mckinney; +
Motion, Workman; q r Csnvee, Columbus;
II . McNutt, John Coyerston, Eagle Ford;
W s Robinson, Longvew; w Pegram,
Texas; ID Devine, Waxahachie: J J Dobbs,
Sulphur Springs; w FL Cundiff, Decatur;
J w Lang, Biua Rioge John J WRIGHT,
Louisville, Mo-; Il II Craig, Texas; II H
Camp, Mrs. Grantham, Mckinney; Samuel
l. Dale, Galveston; J NJ romlinson, Chi.
huahua, Mex; Byrd Curry, st Louie, J Il
Connevey. A Davidson, Midlothian; + g
Brewer. Waxshachie; q N Edwards, Bell
vile; j d Reed, Fort Worth; w Il Waste,
Rsagan: A E Littlefeld. Miss Angie Bat
ner, ID /. Butner aud wife, Clsburne; 3 A
Hill. Greenvllle; A PUNISHABLE and wife,
Mckinney; NJ Mohlenbrock. st Louis, ID
Heller, Denver. Dol b @ Franklin. vi
mona; George Wilcox. McKinney;J z En-.
mis-, Terrell; Frank Ward. Chicago.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.

James Scsnlin was arrested yesterday a.
Carolliou, In this county, by Deputy Sheriff
Carson Longmire and brought to this oily
and placed In Jail. Scaniin is wanted to
answer the charge Of being accessory tn the
killing OF George Moore, a prominent stock
man in Greer county some time since by
Ben Scsnlin, his brother. He acknowledges
being present at the time Of the shooting.
but claims to have had nothing to do with
IL. The killing was premeditated, and
there Ia a strong impression that they were
paid TO Kill Moore. Moore had some
trouble a snort time previous to his death
IN division or sale with some other stock.
men concerning the disposition OF rancho
and the supposi,ion Is that they are the par.
ties who iDsiiRated the killing. When shot
Moore was riding along the road. They
shot and wou ded his horse, which fell,
catching his leg under 1t, and while In this
position the Ssanlin brothers rode By and
shot him TO death. He will DO taken 10
Albany. sbackelford county, for trial.
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On and after May 18th c. W. Parker &
Co.. lo7 Lam,y street, viii receive H the
ton and Liverpool markets every few
minutes during the day, and now.offer those
who speculate IN Chicago grain and pro-
visions, New York stocks or cotton, the
greatest Inducements, namely: Small mar
gins and low commissions. Margin re-
quired on grain cant per bushel; stocks
81 per share; pork. % cents PEI barrel; lard
Dom mission on grain, IA cent per bushsl;
pork, s cents per barrel; lard. cents per
iierce, stocks, IS oepts per ehare; cotton, 1e
oents per bale. Everything islow 81 present
prioes and nov 10 the time TO invest. II
vou cannot cali personally ct our oiicss
write for our circulsr explaining more fully
details Of trading. Refer 10 Oliver 4 0riegs,
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-FURNIslfED ROOMS; VIEW
i furniture; $50 jackson street mAll-iw
IvOR RENl-A On ELLING OF FIVE ROOMS
l. No iO5 Houston street. qua block south OF
County Courthouse; good water. Apply To
GUILLoT. 16 Houston ftreet. mall-2t
I,OH RENr-feE OLD TX HANGE BANK
+ . Main street north tide Of courthouse;
size 25x7h good stand for any business Apply
toI W RARToN 625 Elm 81 aprso.ime s
NOR RhNr-rwo.srokY HoUsB-3ooD
Il standing; we'll furIi he'd for boarding house
Address d. O.. Herald office, msiO'2t
TOR RENT-CoTrAGE WITH FIVE ROOMS,
cistern water md nice flower I'd. corner
Houston aud Polk streets. Apply TO W.P.SILER,
corner Broadway and Polk streets m.S.ls
LOR KENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM,
II cool an pleas mt al S0i Jack.on 81, one min:
titc's walls from Dopot. sp30tf
NOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE COT
i tsge OF rooms. conveniently located corner
OF Wood and Browd r street; water on pr mi.
SEES Apply to NJ 3 LEVY, Sanger Brothers
Whole.ale Departing mt api26u
TyOR RENT-fOUR ROOMS AT 203 I'll ST.
II O err Wallsce & wargeners; very pleasant
rooms. sunablc for offices or sleeping TO FMS.
Apply TO j. w BARTON, 6l5 Kim 1t. apr2b.lm
NOR REST--lHE STORE HOUSE, GIL ELM
Il street. now occupi By Lyons Brothers,
whole,ale sad Ter 25xl5o feet, stories. Apply
to JAMES BARTON, 625 Elm vt. apl2S.1m
L,oR RENT-A NICE COOL ROOM AT NO.
II s4 Jackson treet nprlyu
NOR RENr-oNE ELEGANT Suite OF
L rooms and ore sipg lo room. south exposure,
thIrd floor OF new building on Main erect next
10 Herald building; light add ventilation ttr;
feet: water aud closets same floor LlNDSLEr
& BRADFORD, Attorneys. 735 Main street Cup
siai aotZs IN
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TILE TRUE SITUATION,

When the reporter OF daily paper in
this section OF the state starts out TO circu-
late among the faymers TO ascertain the
true lndition OF crops, he Is satisfied that
he will have TO DO a good deal OF sitting ~
contradictory statements In order TO arrive
at anything like the trua situation. Soue
viii declare land they believe ~ that the
crops are ruined. while others will swesr
they never looked better. From
what could be CLEANED by HERALD
reporter II appears that notwi,hsi auding
the present cold rains. that the wheat is
looking spleDdidly and is free 30 far from
rust oats sre looking well and the stand Of
oDrn IL the best had IN wears. A part OF the
cotton crop will have TO BIO planted over
again, though the warm weather Of the past
few days has brought IL ont very much.
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NEXT sATuRDAY,s MArINEE.

It is expected that the matinee next Sat.
urdny will be after ded in the main by
children. 1t will be empheticaliy chill
dren's entertainment with the little people
as players and the little people as
an audience. However, age is not a
disqualification from attendance. A
dfy woods merchants has ordered thirty
tickete for distribution among the poor.
O.hsr deaiers have ordered By the doz N
for the same purpose. IL Is believed that
many charitable gentlemen will procure
tickets for poor children and thus aid
in carrying out the plan that all see Alad-
din once.
Ia order to procure reserved heats 1t II
necessary TO call at tho opera-house. Near
ly all merchants will have the gift tickle at
their stores during the week.
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FOR SALE.


NOR sALE-CHrAP-1w0 HOUSES AND
lots In u central locally. on Wood street,
each house cont ining rooms neatly hnisheo;
cistern water. buggy house and stable. Any
ono wishing pleasant home or paylns IN
ves,ment ceunot o better than call immeniate'
~ on DOUGLAS &c DANoVkB, Real Estate
Agents, III sycampre street. ma7-2w
TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-THREE doou.
Il second. hand pianos, ~ G. ii. Edwards !sj
md las Main str ct mai-lw
,IOR SALE OR RENT-A BEAUrIFUi res.
idence, Just completed, one block fom
street car line and IN u very desirable locality,
buggy house aud stable on the place and n
gond well of water; also two other places on
same street. This Is an cxcele nt opportunity
for those tired Of paying rent 70 procure a goo1
home for very little money. The hou cs nave
never been oc lupied. Address Box 2i6, Dalla
Texas apt..-lln -
nor SALE OR RENT - A FL 5T-CLAS5,
r brand new % ano; viii sell on tho install.
nent clan. Apply to SOL Ross avenue. feb29f
TOR SALE-H0NSE-A GOOD, kELiABLE
I black buggy msre can DO purchased NJ
bargain by applying TO @, A. kEAD, MANAGER
Dallas Telephone lex. aptz3u
TOR s ALE--ONE BILLIARD TABLE, Var:
I ly new. Inquire a. Craddocks. apr2-
TcORsALE BROOM MACHINES FOB SAFE
Il Two new machines and pressos. Westlake
q Biitton manufacture, for sale cheap. ADDRESS
WIN PFoUTs care Herald office. lan22lf
\ OR sALE-sALOoN FURNIrURF, COM
1 ptisipg cnun or, shelving and Ice chest as
good rs new; will sell very cheap for cash. Ad.
dress s., Herald cfiicc. auou
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs PARADE.

Cmur de Leon lodge No. q. Knights OF
Pythias, will parade tho streets with a
band at 4:30 p. m: Tuesday. and give an sx-
hibition drill. The knights will appear In
uniform, and It is expected that every mem.
Der OF the lodge and visiting knights will
take part In the parade. Aftev the drill and
parade, the picnic at Shady View park will
begin, with an Grafton on Pythian friend
ship, by Rev. DR.. A. p Smith; to be fol.
lowed BY vocal and instrumental concert
and danciDg.
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Attention, Red Men ANA inymnkers.
The members ~ Oaddo Frioe No. \, In
proved Order OF Red Men and Haymakers,
are requested TO meet In full force n the
WIgwsm this evening At the 7th sleep 35lh
sun. Every member must report TO Join
the hunt AID cslehration In ths hunpng.
Louisiana, on the l4th instant. A special
car will be- provided for the tribe. All who
propose tn Join the hunt must be on hand.
The Haymskers' degree Ia TO be conferred
Ola several chiefs. j. ii. PoRrkR,
j. s. rHATcnRK, bachem.
Chief oil Records.
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aud z Il. Coombss; and on motion John O.
Mccoy was added 10 the COMMITTEES.
On mntion the clty papers were requested
70 publish the pFocsedinRs Of this mset-
Ing.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JoHE U. Mccoy,
Il. u CooMnrs. Ohairman.
Secretary.
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HO, FOR MIDLAND

Midland in time for the sale OF lois there.
Those who cannot attend the sale in person
can telegraph their friends or J. o. Harris
10 purchase for them. The Western Union
have an Office at Midland. Hosssc, the
ouctioDeer, left with the excursion party for
Midland yesterday.
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In defiance Of the rules and regulations
long since established 10 waste his talent
nv spreading II ON two side Of the paper.
Great heavens, what q tale the average
waste paper basket OF Q Newspaper oyuld
unfold Only spring poetry 10 tolerated ON
both sides oftho paper.
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no. FOR MIDLAND !

This Monday evening you can reach
Midland IN time for the sale of lots there.
Those who cannot attend the sale In person
can telegraph their irieo ds or j. o. Harris
to purchase for them. The Western Union
havs an Office a. Midland. Hcssac, the
auctionee~, EFT with the excursion party for
Midland Yesterday
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.HO, FOR MIDLAND .

This Monday evening you can reach
Midland in time for the sale OF lots there.
Those who cannot attend the sale in person
can telegraph their friends or J. 0. Harris
10 purchase for them. The Western Union
have an cfiice nt Midland. Hosssc. the
auctioneer. left with the excursion party for
Midland Yesterday.
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kncvs rulos Gsvsfuins s1ch matters. insist
% writing - oo.h Gilee Of the paper when
ehev dnA - mot>oP Or furnish news for t1e
nro1f fWhoo ~ write O both et1eo u
q Z voooo q material. time end srouhle fol
ou7nlnn. 1or ouco oFtIcles have but e0e rood
- 1r6l(, I'D t1ok y - tbe vesto- pope1
y. i ss"ssss & ss' sssi - 49, 49,
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no, FOR MIDLANDi

This Monday evening you can reach
Nidlsnd IN time TOR the sale of lots there.
Ihooo Who cannot sttsnd the sale IN person
en- tSlograph their friends OF J. o. Harris
g purohase for them. The Western Union
haze on ONCE ct Midland. Hosssc. the
ouotlonoor, LEFT with the excursion party for
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rouRru wARD MEETING.

The delegates elected Saturday night in
the Fourth ward to attend the county
democratic convention, were N. n. Bur.
ford, W. L. Capell, e. H. Bsnnett, O. Gapo,
dorsed Barnett Gibbs for lieutenant-gov.
eruOf.
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NOTICES.

NOTICES.
NOTICE - So REWARD : s1RAYBD OR
IN stolen. My 7. 'wo scotch shepherd rup-
pies. Jack ant Kate abouti moths old
For any information leading TO the r,cnveTy nc
above reward viii he paid DOR AN BROS.
7jl Main street may u"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-27
Tba Camnaipn FlorIda,

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 26.-Twelve
or fifteen cOlOred Baptist preachers Of
this and adjoining counties to-day formed
an association called the Second Con-
gressiOnaI Political Christian OrganiZa-
tiOn. They claim that Bisbee has not
given positions to the negroes proper
toned TO their claims and numbers, and
assert their intention to support Re
publican who will give such recognition.
Last night at a reception to the dele
gates at the Tallahassee Convention Bis
bee said that the Republicans would give
Pope 9S of each 100 votes. Accepting
these figures and analyz ing the vote four
years ago, with the probable vote this
year, the Independent strength in the
State will be $40. Bisbee lauded Pope
extravagantly, declaring that he had
fulfilled all the pledges made TO the Re-
publican party, and that the Indepen-
dents represented the honest portion of
the Democrats. The white Republicans
are detected over the coalition and the
negroes iubilant,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-27
CLEVELAND SURE TO WIN.
NEW YORK BUSINESS MEN PRE-
FER HIM TO BALAINE.

NO shekels to be Poured Il 1tO the Re-
publican Corruption Fund this Year
Prospects that West Virginia viii Roll
Up Bigger Democratic Msfo. ritY than
Ever.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Repre senta-
tive Cassidy, of Nevada, just from a con-
ference Of the Democratic leaders in \ ew
York, says that they all expressed a co 4
fdent belief that Cleveland would n
elected. The election turns upon New
York. Cleveland will carry it. His
chief reason for SO thinking is that the
business men like Cleveland and doa't
like Blaine. ''The Republicans will find
it hard to get any more out Of the business
men," said Mr.. Cassidy. sit is different
from what it was during Han
cocks campaign. The business men
thought him hardly the man for
the place, and having plenty of m9ney
they put it up freely to beat him. Row
money is scarce, and there are no fears
and no issues of sufficient magnitude TO
lead them to make great sacrifices" TIE |
want of funds and the absence of excit- |
ing issues, he thinks, will weaken the cam
paign. 81 do not believe there will be |
any of the enthusiasm that was expected, I
ana the election Will 60 off quietly, one /
way or the Other.7
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-27
POLITICS AT MACON.
BlOunt Sure of RenOmination-MclDa
the GubernatOrial FavOrite.


MACON, GA, July 26.-The Bibb county
Democracy held mass meeting at the
court house to-day to elect delegates to
the GubernatOrial, Sixth district. Con-
gressiOnal and Twenty-secOnd Senatorial
Conventions. G. W. Gustin, Chairman
Of eRe County Executive Committee,
called the meeting 70 order. r. 5. Lanier
was elected Chairman, and r. A. Nisbet
secretary. a resolution offered was en-
Enthusiastically adopted ratifying the nomi-
nation Of Cleveland and Hendricks, and
ind0rsing the Chicago platform. The fol-
lowing delegates were elected by ballot to
the Atlanta GubernatOrial Convention:
w. A. Lotion, r. A. Nisbet, Thomas
Willingham, W. r. Phillips. A. b. Ross,
Alex. Reynolds, r. W. Patterson. S. II,
JemisOn, Thomas Hardeman, John G.
Lowe, William II. Ross, S. b. Price. The
above delegates were expressly instructed
10 vote for Robert Hardeman for State
Treasurer, Anderson for Attorney Gen.
eral, Mcdaniel for Governor, and the bal
ance Of the State House officers.
A feeble effort made TO send the dele
gates uninstructed was overwhelmingly
defeated. Strong resolutions were intro
duced indOrsing Gov. Mcdaniel and At
tOrney General Anderson.
The following delegates were elected to
the Congressional Convention and in
structed TO vote for the denomination of
James II. BlOunt: Messrs. G.. W. Gustin,
G. l.. Bartlett, c. ID. Findlay, j. IL. Hertz,
Clifford Anderson, Jr., Azel r. Freeman,
Hugh Mckervey, John g. McGOlick, a.
NJ. LOckett, W. L. ShinhOlster, W. II.
Rogers, and A. W. Gibson.
Resolutions were offered and speeches
made, enthusiastically indOrsing Mr..
BlOunt. He will be nominated without
opposition. Thomas Hardeman has no
idea Of opposing him, and made a speech
to-day recommending the denomination of
Mr.. BlOunt. The Sixth district is solid
and united for BlOunt. He is now serving
his tenth year.
The following delegates were elected to
the Senatorial Convention: I. ID. Tins
ley, J. IL. Campbell, G. b. Turpin, J. j.
Clay, Joe Hall, G.. 5. WestcOtt, Charles
Wachtel, W. r. Cox, G.. 7.
Rogers, Emory Winship, Washington
Dessau, Louis Vannucki. Bibb, Monroe
and Pike counties compose this Senate
rial District. Messrs. Elder. Fletcher and
Cabaniss are candidates. Bibb
has several aspirants for the House of
Representatives. The present delegation,
Lotion, Harris and Bartlett, are candi-
dates for reelection. Mayor COrput, John
G.. Lowe, Senator Gustin and others are
expected to enter the race. j. L. Harde-
man, of Bibb, is a candidate for re-elec-
tiOn as Solicitor General of the Macon
Circuit. Senator Smith, of Crawford
and w. +. Collier, of Houston
will also be candidates.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-27
FLORIDA


vel. ''-s occurred in Jacksonville last
{, l5sa 5',-..s sas l,s-a miles Of railroad within
-. o the carpenters hammer is still
PORTION of Orlando.
q $500 growers are aiI rruwbIfn- ,1,ont
L.. received for their produce.
0-l-- street rumor Is to the eeiert tb.t
les. e- 70 have three new meat mar
~ lf hey Journal s,vs tho r.f,-,.s
t-s- t place were u4i5 for ii,e ~ S,st 80
r,l. months last week.
ra 44.91 So lar raca,veF 4.,- a.. -.
0fs- erevari c6urrv r,,rs,.'J 5NS { ySall- Nll-
49, position fund amorrrs - Stie 1N9 ~ "
-s5. AZ -75 4-llio mo the store OF johnson &
sl.r- PssF station. on the Florida
-E-.l q 49,. sunday night. and stole
a,l- P.-.,. --7e q William J. Vinegar
ts.F.. I DO longer known bv that
teriet ut0 the First
i-aa. The business VIII
cement as here
- .ulalng on Front
who kllIed Frank
- 7 q, il fernando county.
- - 55--l s-e Plant road grading
q uk -t Florida SoUtEa-n p i1,,-,--
--l- .4.a -lr safe kaaurr-,- NJ; 81
-i7e .-.l from NaIfsSr a,,j n = o'l..'i 5si.,
-s1s ''ei Two Murders previG1s new ,S s'-iC ~
grE--5 t-,y 0l Jacksonville which
Mr., - 2. Pliatka M0nd9y' ''-', MON. y 'tC soI u
sa q mo and suuE = ssyi Iilsi.t ~. no, ioI
=, ----.- E.11w. thar roTfs',,,S ,,lls ,l,-5
sue Cl-.- ,lem into the river a. ~ ~
--s-s. ~ saw his position he ,aS.,.9,ii ~ SoSI
Wee l--- -yl ped Just in time tn l-eeT
- --5r ---ss.-lus one Of the men T6s
-,-s-- ,---- once or twice. were npIIaf
"-tl<lE Co pa1arEa