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TYLER, Jan. 22,-[specioLl-Distrct
court has been engaged on the criminal
docket since yesterday, settling, oont!nu-
ing and trying a number Of cases, th. par
ties to which were out on bond.
The case of Charles Coyington, charged
with assault to murder, was continued.
District Attorney Hogg asked for yer.
dict Of not guilty in the case of John Em-
mons, charged with fraudulently selling
mortgaged property.
The Jail cases will be taken up to.mor-
row. and a number of forfeiturts were TAX
en- up and hnes imposed on witnesses tor
non.appearance.
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EOR SALE.

COR sALE-rwO lOD sECOND.HAND
i organs in splendid order; very ov prices.
Call at VILLA. WATKIN a CO.'S, dealers In
Pianos and Organs, Herald Building, Dallas:
jans2-2t
nor SALE-BROOM MACHINES FOR SALE.
+ Two new machines and presses. westlake
A Britton manufacture, for sale cheap. A idress
WIN. Pf0UTs, care Herald Office. jan22u
NOR sALE-Dk. l.. Z. LOCKE oFFERs FOR
il sale his residence, corner Patterson avenue
and Oleander street. For terms and other in
formation, apply to CHA5. FRED. TUCKER,
6l2 Main sheet, janl3-2w
EOR sALE-FIFTY TONS OF NO. BR GIT
II hay: we'll cured and baled. without any
rain on IT, Address d. r. BAYRE, Csrrollton,
Dallas county Texas Jsn13wim
EOR sALk-l7 HOUSES FOR SALE q BAND
Il s r0omt; can he bought for 500 and up
wards: must be sold, by hgYN0LDS A HURL.
BUT, 70i Main. corner, Povdrss. Jan. 12th. II
E0R eALE-TRINItYM Y MILLS AND FARM
Il including abeu, 810 acres Of lsud, 100 In cul.
Ny0t1on; bs'Ance timber and pasture land; .
Gafgain ~iiI he given Apply 10 }. q. KEN
DALI. l03 Main street, Dall.s dec23-tf
ErOR sALE-BEAUTlfuL RLsIpENCE
+ property, at bar0ain. Apply 70 BOwsER
= LEMON, Dallas. Texas. set9u
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, Jan. a. [Specisl.l The
weather is again cold with indications
snow.
A meeting of the board Of directors Of the
Fair association was held to day when il
was determined 10 discontinue the organi
zation and sell their grounds and improve
ments
Louis wortham, of the Jeffsr son Wide
Awake, is in the city.
Little cotton is coming in, and business Is
yery dull,
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NAV NSoTA.

NAvAsorA, Jan. % -lspecial1.-Dr. J. Il.
Kerr died last night at O'Clock, from p-.
raysis. He came from Tennessee in lSSS
and resided mostly in this county. He
also lived in Galveston and Dalver, end
Was highly respected. lie leave w'l-T,
a married daughter and host ~ 'renG9 TO
nourn his departure. lie vfs n Royal
Arch Mason aud was buried with the usual
honors this evening.
Mr.. Connor, OF Bedias, this county, nassed
through here Monday with his afflicted
wife rn route 10 the asylum at Austin.
Business dull,
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SAN ANTONIO

SAY ANTONIO, Jan. 22.-tSpecial. l-sher-
IN Dougherty, OF Frio county, has brought
in one Broadnix, a iail-breakor, captured
in Mexico.
san Antonio citizens are asked 10 nppro-
priste S.)0,OO Tor a system OF sewerage.
No plan has as yet been presented.
A considerable number Of prc7pcciors
are passing through en- route 70 Mexico.
Caite in the southwest are drifting
Great deal.
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prospect Offence.

PATERSON, N. j., Jan. ..2o.-The weavers
OF Dexter, Lambert & %. have joined the
strikers. IL is expected that the strike in
New York aud Paterson will be settled to-
morrow, when the manufacturers and
weavers' committees meet in New York to
arbitrate.
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Tho Prize Ring

NEW Brunswick, n. J Jan. 22.-Billy
Brogan, OF Trenton, and Walt O'Brien, OF
Elizabeth fought a prize fight this morn
ing for 500 a side. The tight was declared
a draw after the sixth round. Both were
badly punished. A general fight followed
the announcement of the referees decision.
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CROEsBEFCK,

GRoEsbEEoK, Jsa. 22.-[s pecial.l The
stock Of dry goods and groceries of A:
Shapiro was attached yesterday morning
by John Barnes, q stockman Of this county,
for S2.420: A. Harris & Bro, of Houston,
for st6O; A. & Il. Mittenthal, of Dallas, for
sl.l50; there are others TO come. Full
liabilities are not known: assets about
$4,000. This is the first failure In cur town
this season.
Weather cloudy.
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RI. PAsO.

Ell PAso. Jan. 22. - [sp.cial.l - There
have been an average Of three deaths daily
from smallpox among the children of Dons
Anna county, New Mexico, Just north Of
us, for the past week, and mono among the
adults. There has not been single case
in thi, city this winter.
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DKLT,S, Jan. 22.--[speciaI.l-Co.ton stm
continues 10 come in. There were 10
bales s,ld on our streets to-day.
The city council il now in session for The
purpose OF selecting plans for the cra.
structi,n Of water works. There az. sey-
eral plans before the board.
Our new jail is nearing complstion and
viii be an honor TO the county.
Work on the new oourt house viii begin
shor.iy.
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LoSGNIEW.

LoSGvIEw, Jan. %. -[Special.l-rhe
members of the finance committee OF the
Mutual Self Endowment meet here to.
morrow. Six or seven states will be repre-.
sented.
The town and Junction Missouri Pacific
freight offices are TO be consolidated.
Root, the fireman killed in the collision
near Mineola last night, had been hero but
a short time and his former home Is IN
known The wreck was caused by engine
No. G22 running into push car loaded
with rails. 1t is bad one, and il is re-
ported that one other man was killed be-
sides the fireman.
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Dhffunry.

sr. LOUIS, Jan. 22-Samusl T. Glover
died this morning in his sereniy-fr,t year
at his residence in this city. He was
Q leading lawyer Of this city and state and
a prominent Democrat. He was beaten by
George Vest for United States senator in
1870
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Mutt Acquitted.
PirrsBURS, Jan. 22.-The jury returned q
verdict In the N utt case OF met guilty"
YTttRu ArgnusT

PirrsBuRG, jan. 22.-The Jury returned q
verdict In the Mutt case OF met guilty"
A FULLER ACCOUNT.
PIrrsBuRG, Jan. 2l-At 10 O'Clock this
morning the jury in the Mutt trial returned
. verdict Of mot guilty" on account Of in.
sanity at the time the act was committed.
As early as O'Clock tho entrances to the
court house we're besi-ged by q crowd far
exceeding in number the attendance OF any
day sincs the trial. The doors were opened
filled and at $50 the pris-
oner was escorted to q seat. His
countenancs wore q look OF IN o.t profound
anxiety, now changing to one OF confidence
as words OF encouragement were whispered
into his ear. Again putting on an air Of
dependency as ne thought that the jury
might perhaps find him guilty Fitted
across his mind, the muscles OF his iace
twitched nervously and other movements
indicated that his mind was Ill at ease.
The jury 6led In at 9:67 Q. m, and as they
seated themselves the silence was oppres-
sive. After the usual questions the prisoner
was ordered TO stand up, but was
20 weak that he had to
he assisted. The foreman then said they
had agreed upon verdict OF not guilty;
and the crowd. which with difficulty had
been restrained during the day, gave vent
of approval by loud cheers and another
cheer went up from those Outside. Finally
order was restored and the prisoner re.
nanded 10 Jail until tomorrow when he
will be examined by experts As to his pres
snt mental condition.
The hearing rs to the mental condition of
Nut. will take place ut 0 a. u. Tomorrow.
Several experts will be examined and
his counsel expressed themselves confident
that he will be released. The hearing
is necessary TO satisfy the court
that he 10 proper person
to be at large. The law on the subject is
very clear, aud provides that when per-
son is acquitted of any offence by reason
OF insanity the jury SHOULD 20 declare and
the court shall have power 10 order him
kept in strict custody 40 long as such per.
ron shall be OF unsourd mind.
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AUsrrs, jan. s2.--[speoial. THE senate
committee on stock aud stock-raising will
report the Shannon bill instead of the Ter.
rell bill. The former 10 the same ~ the
Chenoweth house bill ioreshadowsd in the
house report.
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Couldn,t stand the Climate.

NEW York. Jan. 22.-John Frazer. the
Liverpool lumber merchant who arrived
YESTERDAY, wss found this morning sitting
on a stocp frozen 10 death.
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FOR RENT.

LSOR sALE-A NEW SUBURBAN RESI-
II eence. worth t500i for 500 cash. remain
10 make deferred payments. Address p D.
Box 3ll, Dallas. Texas ianeo-lw
TsOR RENT Two NICE FURNISHED
i rooms. for gentlemen ouly; central location.
Apply 10 T BILLINGrON. decso-u
CoR RENT-ON JANUAEY isT. THE TWO
r store rooms, Nos. 725 and III Main street
now occupied by Edwards music store. Apply
% City Nstlcnal hant. deg-u
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MANsEIEI.D. Ia

MASsusLD, La..yan. 22.-lSpecial.I Jour
report tonight discloses no material develop.
ments in the case Of the State vs. the Jen-
kins brothers. All day the court has been
engaged in selecting ami empaneIling
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GOLDSMITH BROS.
The Bargain House Of Dallas.
ECLIPSING ALL COMPETITION! /!

This Is what we have done in the past what
doing and what intend do in the future. AS
est of our effort in this direction, call attention to-
day to a list of REAL BARGAINS
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TERRELL.

TERRELL, Jan. 22.-lspeclal.l-Burken-
wood Bros. were attached this morning and
closed by Mr.. Sam Klein, OF Dallas, who ia
OF the firm Of Freibsrg Il Klein. OF Calves
ton. His claim is for 81 $50. Invoice is be-
ing taken Of the stock.
Yesterday Uncle John Hardin and his
wife. who we're injured in the Weatheriord
wreck, we're brought home, the railroad
company providing sps cisl car, DR.. Jack
son, chief surgeon OF the Missouri Pacific
systen, accompanied them.
Miss Lula Bennett, the attractive ueice OF
Mrs. William Warren, OF this place. and
who has been here on short visit OF about
u month, returned Yesterday to her home
in Harrison county.
Tho noon train was delayed to-day about
four hours. occasional. as we learn. from =
passenger by the wreck OF q freight train
near Hawkins. The fireman was killed.
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Dry Goods Department.

Worstcd Dress Goods, Black and Coiors,
Ut q I.2c psr yard. former price, g5c.
Ali-wool Cashmercs at SIC, soc and 65c
per yard; former price, SOC, zoe and 81.
Black silks NJ SOC, 75o and si.e5 per
yard; former price. 75c, 81 and st.75.
silk vsIvcts and veivetoonS Mt reduced
prices.
PassnmensesI. Nna Fringes mt half their
value.
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WANTS.
yXTANTED-A SITUATION EIrHER1N THE
w house or on the road. Address or apply "a


yNANTED-A SITUATION EITHER IN THE
w house or on the road. Address or apply 10
J. b. CARTER, Dallas 7 y. jan2i-ft
VXTANTED-A HOUSE WITH FROM FOUR
w to six rooms, cen rally Located. or same
number OF rooms over store on Man or Elm
streets. Address w, lh's Office. jan2S-2t
IVANrED-A STRONG AND WILLING COL
w ored lad wants II situation: kn .ws the care
OF horses, and vcy useful round house and
garden. )au23-lt
WANTED AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
w American Cook Book" one Of the largest,
cheapest and best book Of the kind Pub shed,
Call on or address Mrs. II. A. 4, bUDDOTH, l2hS
San Jacinto street, Dallas, Texas, jan22-5t
yVANTED-A SITUATION BY AN EXPERT.
" eIced clothing airsman aud stockkeeper,
can tn:uish best oi reterence. Address H. ROY,
this ofcc, lsn22-lw
VlTANTgD-A C. $ftfN .ISTEs EMPLOY.
w ment for niIi.ssa sad iG who ,s
good housekeepet As''"s' ), g.. this oillco
jan22.2t
WANTED BY A LADY ETHER COPYING
w or a situation In e music or book store or
sewing machine oilicc. Addess l.. this office.
ian20.3t
NyANTED-ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
w with chronic diseases 10 consult Professor
G. w. PAINE 720 Elm street, nnllas, Texas.
yXTANTED-R STRAW FOR OUR COL.
w lar factory. schoeko I & Go dhwlw
VNANrED-CHAMB SCRUB w0-
w man and wa h women at Grand-Winds r
Hotel. =. y NcILHENNY Manager. lanl9.3t
"ANTED-A NoUNG IAN, CNfAbLE OF
w performing any OF the ordinary duties Of
clerk. desires position with iirsI-class house;
best references Address q. ". b.. Box ~,
Trinity, Trinity county, Iexas. i@nl9 81
INANTED-PUPILs FOR ,sHoRr-HAND
w class for anv evening In the week except
Saturday or Snndny; terms moderate. Address
BTEN this Office. ianitf
VAANTED-A FIRST-CLAss VIII GIRL
w 10 do general housewofk. Apply at Mrs.
ALS1ON'S. $40 Pearl street jaul3tf
NAANTED TWO BOILER MANER1. AP-
w ply Immediately 10 Novelty Irou Works. |
Good wages and steady employment JOHN
WESTER. innl0tf
thTANTED--TO SELL EVERYBODY WOOD; |
w 5l0oorJs on hand; you VIII have no trouble
this winter to ret wood II you will send your
teams 10 A. DYSTERBACH decG3m |
VAIAHTED-YoU TO STOP AT THE NATION |
w AL HOTEL; frst-olass accommodations at |
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND |
TWENTY-FIVE CKNrs PER DAY. The build. |
ing Is brick, with three stA'rwnys In case OF hro
Located In the busiaess portion OF the city. only
one square from strect-car line and one square |
from Texas 4 Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot |
Convenient 10 passengers coming or going over |
either road Ofiice opon sll night. Guests are |
called for all trains. 4: CLEARY Proprietor. |
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PERSONAL

IlEas0SAL-wiLL THE YoUSG LADY
ii whom escorted home Tuesday evening last
living on Pacific avenue, to East Dallas. be 80
kind A. TO give the gentleman from Memphis"
her name and address with view 10 permanent
acquaintanst- Address MEMO. care Herald
i~ngS-2t
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The City of Columbus Horror-Fnstenins
tho BIams

BosToS. Jan. 22.-The ishcrmen say that
the City OF Columbus did not strike on
DEVILS Bridge at all. bu. on the muscle
bed, mentioned yesterday, situated $50 feet
outside OF the buoy ofthe bridge. They say
further that there is but ffteen feet of water
there, and ali contend that Captain
Wright was correct when he said he saw
the bsoy on tue steamers bow at the time
she struck. Quartermastcr Mcdonald, the
man ut the wheel when the catastrophe
occurred, has been reported as having said,
that when on Nabska light, Captain
Wright gave him the course to follow as
southwest by east, and be held that
course till the vessel struck rocks. Captain
Wright admits that he was correctly
quoted, ss far as to changing the course
at Nabassa was concerned, but he also says
that before entering his state room in the
pilot house he told the second mate 10
change the course to west aud southwest
when the ship should be of Iarpauiin
Covelight and In his opinion this not being
done hence the wr,rF. occurred.
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HAWKINS.

HAWKINS, Jan. 22.-tspecial Yesterday
evening, between and 6 O'Clock. as the
west bound freight train, No. 800, was un-
der full head OF steam at Lake Fork, IL
struck push car of railroad iron which
the negro section foreman had left on the
track. and failed TO Gag the above men
toned train in time. ne being only about
100 yards In advance Of the push car. The
engine and six cars were thrown OF the
track and overturned. \. II. Root, the
fireman, fell under the wheels end car,
both legs were horribly crushed, his back
broken and Q severe cut upon his head
He was brought to Hawkins where ne he'd
every attention that could be given him
DR.. Humphreys was called TO him, and
Drs. Patton & Patton, OF Mineola. were
called in consultation, but the man never
recovered from The SHOCK. having died at
II 80 D. m. A coroner's inquest this morn
ing returned. a verdict in srcordancs witt
the above facts.
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CO the wr,rF occurred.
ycGTIgIEp.
Jan. Zz.-rhe tug
II A.. ........t. ..E lI... ONO

New BsDFoRD, Jan. Zz,-The tug Nellie,
that started 20 ths wtock ol Che CITY oil CO.
lumbus, has returned the sea being so
rough she could not land at Gay Head. The
body OF Edward T. Hutchison, of Cape
Elizabeth, Maine, has been ideltitied.
Another body has been identified ss Au-
gustus Pearson, of Taunton.
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MASON, Jan % Especial. THE severest
ice storm on record was eSpe-
rienced on the l1th and 18th,
causing much suffering among stock
breaking down fruit trees and doing con.
siderable dsmsge. Telegraph communi-
cation was restored this afternoon.
Mr. G.. W. Sawyer, nephew OF William
+. English Of Indianapolis, died here Yes,
teTday after slinaarllg ilinesa. Though
away from home and friends, end in needy
circumstances, no was we'll taken care Of by
the citizens.
A masquerade ball came of last night
and was largely attended by portion Of
our citizens. Some laughable as well a5
artistic costumes wera exhibited.
Business is improving.
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HOUSTON.

Housros, Jan. % Especial. IA number
OF Texas ard Louisiana lumber men met
here to-day. the occasion being the annual
meeting OF the Texas g. Louisiana Lum-
Der Manufacturers Protective association,
and steps were taken 10 form Joint stock
company OF dealers, The object
being to abolish the midGle-
men and deal directly with
customers. IL is proposed to establish
lumber yards at principal points. and il the
project Is carried ont 1t will completely
revolutonizs the present system OF busi-
ness.
Guards, collected s3. .0OD in cash this morn
ing for the purpose of an inter.sia.e drill
next May, add il may oe set down as u
positive TACT that Houston will have the
grsndest military encampment ever held
in the south.
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WyANTED-PUPILs FOR A .sHORr-HAND
w class for any evening In the week except
Saturday or snndny; terms moderate. Address
BTENOGRAPHER. this Office. ianif
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WANTED BY A LADY, ETHER COPYING
sewing machine oice. Addiess l. - this office.
Ia ma
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VNJANTED-A YOUNG NAN, CAPABLE OF
w performing any of the ordinary duties Of
clerk. desires position with II iifst-cass house;
best references. Address q. ". b.. Box 72,
Trinity Trinity county, T. xns. i=nl9 st
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VUANTED-A H%itN 'tSTES EMPLOY
w ment for niIisse .,.i ia ~ who ,s
good housekeepee, Aa'-~s' :, this office;
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IIyANTED-ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
w with chronic diseases 10 consult Professor
@ ~. PAINE 10 Elm Sirert. nhllas. TcXns.
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lATANTED TWO BOILER MANER1. AP-
w ply Immediately 10 Novelty Irou Works
Good wages and steady employment JOHN
WESTER. innl0u
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M IANTED--A FIRST-CLASs VIII rE GIRL
w 10 do gene al housewosk. Apply at Mrs.
ALSrON'S. $40 Pearl street jaul3f
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Poetry for Ladies.

No art Of talking, witty or wise,
VIII settle the coffee or make the breal rise,
No doctrine or creed since eating began,
Was known to regale right hungry man.
Great thoughts CLEAN in gravey, and nations
are to {a) st
On pillows OF soup, and finally lost.
Then do not rebel, but with good common
sense,
Submit to the stomach's omnipOtence,
And enter the ranks OF the housckceper's
strife,
And descend as your mother did, to every day
life
If you'd learn to keep house as slick as a
knife,
Subscribe at once for THE HOUSEWIFE
The HOUSEWIFE will be sent on trial for one
year free to every lady who will send imnIe-
diately the names and addresses of ten married
a lies or housekeepers, and 1.-two cent stamps
for postage. Address.
THE HOUSEWIFE. Rochester, n. Y.
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TOBACCO SALES.

Sales by Hancock Il Fraser Of SO
Ilhds. tobacco as follows:
81 Ilhds. common and good Tugs
$6.4j to 7.7j.
u uhds. common leaf T725 to s
90.
l7Ilhds. medium to good leaf, IS 10
to u 90.
Market decidedly stronger OH all
grades.
Sales by Buckncr 81 Woodbridge,
March II, 1881. 40 IIhds. Tobacco as
follows:
Binds. com. to good lcaf-$ll %,
IL %, 10 %, 10 90, 10 90, 8 1913 0j,
8 O5, s 80, 8 So, 8 10, s 60, s 10.
Is hhds. good lugs-$7 90 to Is.
u hhds. common and trashy lugs-
$6 45 to 6 80.
Market continues firm and strong
with an advancing tendency.
Sales by Alternately Il Co., March
u, 1891, of 30 hhds. as follows:
% hhds. medium lcaf--S9 50 to T so
10 hhds. low leaf and lugs-S7 so to
6 IS.
Market strong with occasioncd fluc.
tuations.
Sales by Cant & Gather of Al
Hhds. tobacco as follows:
II IIhds. good leaf Sill % to s 50.
l6 common and medium lea
$S % to 7 40.
u IIhds. Tugs 81 60 to 6 30.
9 Factory trash $G 10 to 6 90
Market firm without quotabL
change.
Sales Of Wheeler, Mills Il Co. Of Al
llhds. March II, 1882, as follows:
rs lIhds. good to common Leaf
$40 Is TO 7 90.
II llhds. good to common Tugs
rs 30 to 7 %. We quote the markc
firm and strong.
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STILL ANOT Their.

G. U. West has opened meat mar
kct in Harry McCord's grocery store
near the depot, and has secured the
services of Mr.. c. b. Eads, a we'll
known and first-class butcher, to ca
ter TO the wants of his customers,
which he can do TO perfection. This
market will be supplied with nothing
but the best of meats and with these
two gentlemen at its head success is
bound to attend them. Go and sec
them.
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COURT NEWS.

The following indictments have
been returned by the grand jury,
which is still In session:
Seymour Green, col, malicious
shooting, and another indictment
against the same formurder. Ii will
be remembered that Green shot Wash
Anglin, Dee. 10, 1888, and in shooting
AT him shot and killed Chas. Irving, a
colorcd boy. The case is set for next
Thursday, the 10th day of the present
term of Circuit Court.
John Mckenzie, burning n
stable belonging to DR.. w. &.
Wheeler, Dec. 10, 1883, and an
other indictment for 'grand larceny.
Doc Bowles, feloniously breaking
into store house.
John Goodc, grand larceny.
John Fox, "
jim Musslc,
Newman Gray and Geo. Buckncr,
grand larceny.
Newman Gray, breaking in store
house.
These len indictments are all that
had been returned up TO yesterday
All of the parties are negroes and all
are in Jail excepting George Buck.
ner who is also wanted on charge OF
attempted arson. lie has skipped
ont. An of the cases excepting Green
are set for next Tuesday.