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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08
1.-Two Stock Market.

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
BeeyeB-Corn fed. per pound i0iiec
Cows, per ppund.""...,..... NC
Muttons-Fnir, fat muttons. a h.. .....2A y 3lc
Choice, per pound~""-."".3 Icp314c
Hogs--Per pound. ........................4 Gilst
Stock hogs, Yer pound .,,.,.......3l<0ti c
Bulls and stays, for sausa. emanufac-
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NEW ORLEANS, February 7.-SIght eN-
change on New York steady Mt co per 1000
premium.
Sterling b. b., $50.
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Ii. C.. EVANS COMPANY,

cash s99l; March s27s@ss1S April ssy.@s3ss;
May 371ls93T5S.
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Sales 1900; American $500.
For export ana speculation 1000.
Imports 20 2OJ, all American
Futures closed steady, l92 points lower
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HAY New country loose from wagon
81 oo,ap 90 per ton; bale bay, sl0ali. New
corn, 37ls(e4Osts. Oats, country, 32I4Gsscts
Bran, SIC Der 100 Chops. "a per lso l ~
Cotton seed, i2lsc. Millet, per bale, sio@lH
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LIVERPOOL. February T.-CoTToN-Spot
closed steadier and unchanged.
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New York.
NEw YORK, February Z. - CoTToN-Spot
closed steady and unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
Personal.

W. Brrwin, OF Boston, is at The Wind
J. e. Fisher, Louisville, is at the Wind
sor.
W. u. Wells, st, Louis, is at the Wind
SOr,
lily. 80 Wv
James II. billiard, 81 Louis, is at the
Windsor.
william Eudrcs, Of st, Louis, Is at the
Mr.. \. ): Whcclock has returned from
a visit to Houston.
DR.. q. o. Hale, of Midlothian, il ounr.
tered at The Windsor,
Herbert Howard, San Angela, is roc.
istered at the Windsor.
James Elder, of"O. n. T." celebrity. *
I guest of the Windsor.
James ii. Murphy, of Big Springs, is
booked ut the Windsor.
n lgc j. II. Ray. Of Owcnsboro. Ken.
tuckN, is visitor in this city.
Mrs. John w. Wingfrey, of Camden.
Arkansas Is visiting friends in the city.
DR.. Haze, of Midlothian, was at the
windsor yesterday looking hale and
hearty.
Il. a. Pitts, western salesman for
Howell Bros. Boot and Shoe company.
is in the city.
Misses Ada and Addio White, of Ian.
caster, spent Friday in the city, stopping
ut the st. George.
Mr.. NJ. .. kohlcr, Passenger Agent of
the Chicago n Alton railway nt 81.
Louis, is in the city.
Miss Patton, one Of Mineola's charm.
ing young Indies, Is visiting the family
OF j. l.. Williams, the druggist.
Prof. Wright, Of Louisiana, who has
accepted a proiessorship in Waco Uni-
yersity, spent las, week in the city visit
ing friends.
Col. A. j. Dussey, of Meridian, Missis-
slppi, representing tho Silsby manufac-
turing company, OF Seneca Falls. New
York, is hore.
Prof A. u. IIill and fnmily, from Tay-
lor, spent Friday In Dallas. Prof. Hill
nus charge oftho Summer Normal school
~ Waxahachie, and that school Is flour
lshlng.
Professor W. +. Cummins has returned
nom several months solourn I'm Nortn-
west Texas, where he has boon delvlnu
10 the rocks for the romans OF animals
long since extinct.
ProGJ. a. Collins IL reorganizlng his
classes In drawing and painting. A
night class in industrial drawing and
designing will be organized for Young
men. For information apply by postal
or IN person at residence, 1912 Wood
street.
I'M
=, Tho following persons left on the
loNas 4 Pacific railway this morning:
Chpt. ,. r. Emmerson, Mrs. NJ. NJ. New
som, Nashville, Tennts,ee; Mr.. Rich
wy, W, Morgan, Jr. and family, GAINESVILLE.
Texas; Mrs. +. NJ. Miers and children
Tullahoma, Tennessee; Mr.. J. T.. I'd.
mondson and family, Warm Springs,
North Carolina.
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Meeting Of tho Various Committces-Thcir
Hcpor.s-Ecc0mm cndations and Sngccs-
lions.
The Committee on Finance and othor
committees met yesterday at the Office
OF Williams & Turney, and large and
enthusiastic gathering was present The
committee reported good progress.
Captain Swink reported the grounds
IN good repair ana about completed.
The amount already expended, S55G.GO.
The Committee on lee and Water re-
ported the arrangements complete, and
are instructed to have tho barrels taken
TO the lake at once.
The Committee on Decorations re-
ported everything in progress, and Cant.
Collins ordered TO be paid $50 for his work
on paintings and other work to be done
by him.
The Committee on Lights report all
arrangements made Tor electric fight.
Capt. Ben Melton, who has lust re-
turned from Fort Worth, reports that
Fort Worth Is willing to furnish money
10 assist in the success of the reunion nj
Dallas. Gen. Cabell will meet the par-
Ties IN Fort Worth in Il few DAYS.
y committee oftwo, consisting of Peter
y. Aunspaugh and DR.. A. 4. johnson. To
confer with the telephone companies as
10 establishing n telephone at Longs
lake during the reunion.
The proposition Of c. ReilI as to music.
referred To committee on Music, Cant
George, Chairman.
the committee on Privileges are au-
thorzed to sell in addition to the priyi-
!egcs already advertised, photograph
gallery, peanut rooster, cane board and
cider stand.
Capt Cunmins is appointed to can
yass Dallas county and procure contri-
buttons for the reunion, taking The name
o. each individual and the article he or
sho proposes 70 contribute and report
his progress from time to time.
ul motion the Mexican veterans and
he cN-Fcdcral soldiers, together with
all other citizens, are invited To attend.
&. ). MITCHELL, President.
ID. ~ WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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BAIRD BULLETIN,

Wheat Yield Above an Average" Nor.
Rain"-A Brakeman Loses an Arm-Im-
provoment NOtcs-Inilu1 of Scttlers.
BAIRD, July IL. [Correspondenco.l.- -
Many Of our farmers have finished
threshing their wheat, and report a yield
above an average.
On the 18th and 10th we had a good
rain, but it did not extend very far, as
some ofthe farmers say they only had a
"smell ofrain," hut whore il did fall, il
was OF immense benefit TO the corn.
The weather remains sultry, but the
grass, owing TO the late rain, il green.
and stocknrc doing well.
Last night, few miles east of Putnam,
in this county, Il brakeman fell from his
ear while setting the brake, and was so
! badly injured that the amputation of
MS arm became necessary, and the op-
Grafton was performed by DR.. Powell, of
this place.
The sound Of the rock chiscl hammer
and the saw can be heard all dav, and
things are presenting a progressive an
pearancc. Contracts 10 build five houses
nave been let, and soon We expect 10 see
tho foundations begun.
Many new faces are seen in orr
county, and the vote TO be this fall is as
timatcd at about l,uN, against 7nn last
election, and still we have room for
more.
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rs my homo at the time was in Mari
eta Ga, quite near Atlanta, and
directly in Sherman's line Of march, |
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from the Collin County court, charging
him with libel. The writ did not state
the subject matter of thelibel. Mr.. Rust
gave bond in the sum of 500 for his an
pearence before the Collin County court
one week from tomorrow. Mr.. Rust is
of the opinion that the prosecution grows
out of his comments on the Adams
Burns tragedy.
The following special from Mckinney
received since the above was written,
throws additional light on the subject:
MCKINNEY, July 10 Special. The
grand jury of Collin county mt the late
session of our District court returned q
bill of indictment for libel against y. G..
Rust, editor Of the Dallas Mercury.
The lihelors statement which was
printe in h Mercury of April l4tr,
as follows:
"The names of Judges Maltbie and
Bradley Will 90 down to posterity COW
cred with infamY on account Of their
course of action in the case of the muir
derer of this unoiiending man Burns"
A second count is embraced charging
its circulation in Collin. The publica-
tlon at tho time caused considerable
comment on the abuse of newspaper
privilege.
Judge MaltbiG is universally liked and
respected here and is regarded as emin-
emily fair and just in the discharge of
his Judicial duties. Nobody credited Il
moment the intimation that Judge Malt
bic. was governed by other than pure
and upright motives.
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Nntel NrrINnl..

Al the ST. George: Louis i Faust,
Texas; John W Veal, breckenridge; II
p Bucl, hilomiy; y b Hopkins, Col
Grade Cityi W T Grigsby, Fort Worth;
virginia; j II ltgbert, Texas: NJ VI
Ogucnt, Gainesville; W \ Briug, j Nj
Pickett, WaNVhachic; > L Smith, Grand
Island, Nebraska; Miss Bette Hand,
u B Hand, Corsicana; \ p Couclo, St.
Louis; f Nj Gregg, kaufman; VIM 4
Orr, A Il Stanton, st. Louis; Herbert
Howard, san Angela; Il NJ Christian,
Plano; & Z Moon, Fort Worth; Y Ii
Dowell, Graham; ID W Frazer, Decatur;
) j Swinberg, Moxia; II i McIlhcnny.
Denton.
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The work necessary for preparing the
grounds at Longs lake for the eX-Con-
federate reunion was completed yestcr-
day. The committee has procured the
exclusive privilege of some two hundred
acres OF ground, including the Lnnu
lake and adjacent property. They have
had some sixty acres of beautiful shady
grove cleared up, which will he used
for camp and tonting purposes. NeNI
week the seats, stands and other neccs.
sary buildings will he erected. The
committee on Grounds respectfully re.
quests the citizens of Dallas who feel an
interest IN the grand reunion on the 9Th
ol august, To take drive to the grounds
and see what has been done.
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TALK IN TERRELL.
The Ficnlc Mt ElmO-The HOt Weather
Worrying the Candidate-Af Masculine and
Feminine Personals.

-"N i'hi' Nv H|ihto-i no iAOL W fhlhGl
Worrying the Candidate-Nfasculine and
Feminine Personals.
TERRELL, July l0.-ISpccial. quite
large crowd wont from here to-
day to II picnic at Elmo. The benc-
iiciaries of the Fifteenth amendment
had one at the same point yesterday. II
was Likewise largely attended from here.
success may be written IN both
white and black. As an old
picnicer, we extend our svlnDa
this to all political aspirants who are
aSsiduously making themselves conspic-
nous ut every picnic within and without
the border of their respective districts
and precincts. They look haggard and
iareworn, and at the County convention
which conyenes here Monday, it is
thought some Of them will make roOr
race. The liveliest possil 10 contest is
expected. Even now the average voter
Is drinking the wirG-pullers beer, and
the deep schemor is lying in wait and
Strategist is on the alert. When YOU
go to accept favors ask who you are eX-
pected to support. Look out for squalls
and be sure to DO on hand Monday.
Misses Beulah and Willie McI.arty, of
Henderson, sisters of Mrs. h. w. Lewis,
arrived on the noon train Yesterday.
They expect to spend three weeks here
with their sister. The former young
lady spent tho last winter here, and her
return is gladly welcomed by many
friends.
The r. NO. club gives n lawn party
on the 18th instant.
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city Court.

City vs.. James Ryan, intoxicated,
fined s..
City vs.. z. Castigan, intoxicated,
ii ned 81.
City vs.. Tom Eaton, James Kavi.
charged. NO
a. Ciiy =, vs. s. II. Rush, assault and battoryt
city VS.. T. ~ Masten, Tom Hcnder.
son, iat Mctarty, T.. Da,lO, Junn Moore.
tharles Morris. Ed Quinn, Ed Cnssart,
interfering with private property, dis.
charged. '''
City VS.. A. Il. Livingstone, maintain.
ing nuisance; continued.
City vs.. Perry Webster, intoxicated,
continued.
age; lined 81.
City W. William Holden. violating
stock ordinance; discharged.
CITY vs.. George Dunsfeather careless
driving; fined $40.
city w, Rily Virgins, assault and
battery: fined s..
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to the building they formerly occupied.
The building they now occupy belongs
to them, and they have spared no ex-
pense to make their Office complete and
convenient in every particular. As will
he seen by their advertisement, their
directors are amongst those of our most
wealthy and shrewd business men.
With cash capital of 100000 and a
surplus of S60,OOO, and very large line
OF deposits, they represent one of the
strongest institutions in the State. This
is the oldest National bank in the city.
and has always enjoyed aliberal patron
age and the confidence of the public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20

n HERALD reporter was treated in a
most outrageous manner last night.
When the alarm of fire was sounded
he went to the down town engine house
for the purpose of ascertaining the loca-
ton Of the fire. The department had
cleared out, but had evidently left the
station in charge of an ill-mannered,
tyrant of a dog, which flew at the re-
porter in vicious manner, and il re-
quired all the whistling, coaxing and
pet names he could think of
III the excitement of the mo-
ment to pacify his dogship.
Exhausted, the reporter sat down on a
bench in front of the station while the
dog walked around him in defiant way
as though he had good. notion to bite
him anyway. Every NOW and then the
dog would wipe his nose on thereporter's
trousers who dared not take umbrage at
1t. But the worst of it was the canine
would not let him take his leave though
he ossayed to do so time and again in a
most winning way. That dog kept the
reporter sitting there for fully
half an hour and he would
no doubt have kept him longer had not a
hostler awoke and give his dogship n
profane lecture, which appeared to nor
tify him, for he SUNK away and the re
porter sidled around the corner and
skipped.
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Joe c. Hart, formerly editor and pub
Usher Of the Two Laredos, who came to
this city few months since and started
the publication Of Republican organ
called the World, which collapsed after
IT'S first issue, was arrested by Constable
George Miller and lodged in the county
lall on a writ issued on true bill found
by the grand jury, charging him with
perjury, in swearing that he was worth
sufficient and specified amount as re
CURED by law when he went on the bond
Of Thomas Plaine, charged with bur
GARY, and VINO subsequently jumped his
bond.
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RELIGIOUS.
90! 6r1Rs-gLoYD srREET NJ, l.. Gnu

E%FLolD STREET NJ. T.. CIiunI
Soulh-SeWiccS ns usual.
4R-FlRSr BAPTIST CIT RCH. az
hcr sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rr
~, l. IlahRS, FnStur, sunday Q:s&m
Preaching II u. IN. and $40 n. m, bf he
pastor, Prnycrmecting every 'Weasiir,
s'N p. IN. Scats free md we'cpm aA
p, R&-Sr. MATTHEW'S UArnE0llL-
harly communion az Su, m. morniugIu!d
ana sermon at IL q. M; evening prlyill
huIrcSs 10 children NJ y, M; church ein
ana snort sermon NJ S;3Dp. n.
AM- THE PULPIT OFTHE TABEGSk
Gle Methodist church, Film str,r,, will
supplied to-day by twn of the llatiS, mn'
terSS, attending the convention, Rev 2
Gillespie VIII preach at II a. M, and Reyl
Mnrnhy, OF Fort Worth, ut sam u. m.
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Hon. olin Wellborn's friends had in
Tended rendering him complimentary
serenade and ovation at the Windsor
last evening, hut owing to the various.
Ward meetings it was postponed until
tomorrow evening. His friends pro.
pose, therefore, at the Grand Windsor
tomorrow evening between o and Id
O'Clock to testify their recognition OF the
man ana M! services by n public
serenade. II is expected that Col. We'll.
born will of course respond with short
address, and pleasant time generally i
nnticinAted. -
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{ liltf :iJ Il.
Infantile Blood Purifiers and
Skin Beantiiier5.
A Positive Cure tor Every Form of shin
and Blood Disease, from PIN
pies To Scrofula.

YNFANTiIE and Birth Ilumnry. MIR
l Crust, ScGlipd Head, Ezccmas ANA every
inrln OF Itching, SrUly, PimUly, Scroiu'9v,
ana lnhcrl'oi discusses of the Blood, skin and
scalp. with loss OF Hair, from Infancy tu 4 ar
cured by the CrTICURA RFsoLVTNr, the now
blood purifier, internally, and Cyrictl,A aud
'IriCvRA SOAP, the great skin cures, eX-
tcfnully. Absolutely pure and safe. and may
be used from the moment OF birth
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NOTICES

NOTICE 70 CONIRACT0Rs-SEALl
~ BIDS VIII be received ut my Office To lay
siN-lnch pipe sewer from Jefferson Strtt
Murphy street, through the block, be,ve
Moh ANA Commerce streets: also Ia conir
INC NE-inch pipe sewer now being y
tnrougn block llI7 cast ton point about .OOh
u'St OF llNrwood street Bids will be cpen
On the 9TH of August The CITY Council
serves the right to reject any or nll bids.
W; M.JOllNSON, City Englnc'
DALLAS, TENAS, luly III. 1881
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The Popular summer Route N wv yors

Is blythe Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fo
railroad TO Galveston, thence by tho
magnificent iron palace steamships of
the Mallory Line, sailing for New York
every Wednesday morning. No dust,
no cindcrs, cool ocean breozo, superb
accommodations with table and service
equal to the finest hotels of New York
city. Only one transfer between Dallas
and New York and that at Galveston.
Leave Dallas Tuesday i:l5 a. IN, arrive
nj Galveston H*D p. m. Passengers can
90 at once on board steamer from train.
Rates: Dallas 20 New York cabin, S.. AZ;
storage, $3l.i5, including meals and
statorOom. For tickets, staterooms, sail.
ing schedules and full information apply
to w. j. Storms, agent, COS Main streot,
or Santa Fe depot.
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Coming to Dallas.

Cleveland and Hendricks. Blaine and
Logan. candidates for President md
vice President, havo agreed 70 visit Dnl.
las during the reunion of ex-soldiern.
ana have engaged sittings for fine ph,,.
iOgraphs at Webster's, 10l Elm street.
and we advise all Others who want fine
work IN photography 10 do likewise.
webster has many now aud original
uosigns, ana never copies any one Ia adj.
Yertising or otherwise.
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Father!

Loss OF sleep sustained in the anxict,
spent in nursing the little darling ;,
slowly aud pitilullE wasting away bl
effects of tcethng, nearly units Won tnl
business. We suggest that If Won will
try a bottle Of Dr. Higgors' Southern
Remedy you will have pauacca for MI
bowel troubles, and loss of Slocp and
sickness will be unknown i'm your house
Price 80 cents. Ask your druggist for IL
Manufactured by Walter 4. Taylor. At.
lanta, Ga., proprietor Taylor's Premium
C0lOrup,
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THE STAUNT0S FEMALE SEMINARY


REV. JAMES WILLIS. Principal.
This wcll-known institution is one of the
ne3t lhthc south. Noted for It's excellent
,,FIN OF teachers, elegant and hcalthul lorn
mciliilcS for Music and Art. Not scctprinu,
ltFnlslnoderOtc. Session opens first We'd.
mgsdny In September. Apply for catalogue
Ihe principal will visit Texas the litter BART
OF August and accompany those going tot H.
school. Correspondence with him win i,trr.
mine time ana place of starring.
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Travelling Passenger Agent, Dallas. Tex.

81. Patrick's church, corner Wood and
Cabell, tev. V. Qulnnon, pastor. 10,
day at O'Clock a. IN. solemn high mass
First communion OF the children or lht
parish. Sermon. A full choir viii .inp
Mozart, 18th MACS. 10 n. m. low mH.a.
l3D p. M, vespcrs, sermon, renovation OF
The bnptismal VOWS. Bcncdiction.
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L. G. Rust, Editor Of the Mercury, Ar
re,ted on the Charge of Publishing n
Libel.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Il. q. Rust.
editor and proprietor Of the Dallas
weekly Mercury, was arrested by Dep
u'y Sheriff Kourby on a warrant issued
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ENR PALE. LiNGIIn

Emacluted children, With plmply, salloy
skin, the CCTiCuRA REMEni ~ viii prove a
perfect blessing, cleansing the blood aud ski
OF Inherited impurities, aud rNpcllng The
germs of Scronlln, rheumatism, consumption
and severe skin diseases.
Sold everywhere, Price: CurlCtHA, yCts;
RESoiNENr, 81; soar, - cts. POrrEE DGVt.
ANp CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mas.
send for GLOW to Cure SKIN nlspascs."
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ZOE REMI

NOR RENr-rWO PLEASANT AS
> hrwIy tnrnishcd rooms 10 iut, at Sf !
clmore street. XVI.
LUR RENl-CENrltALfY LOCATlp
rlT5t-cIilSs sleepin" rooms; south cx9l
urc; all conyenicucas. LiNusirN & mi,
rom rs Main street, up-s,ulrs. n
cox KENT-,,rWo NICELY FURNISH
''''''' DO IlI1 N'olh street. HS
k'oit RhNI-IllBEE COTTAGES
commerce street, l23l Commerce s;p,
aud i225 Main street; good cistcrn wrtorvi
nnol' houses. Inquire at SIS,rsoN Il iirH
MAN, u
lbE EENi-Nu. SO ELM STnlH
next door Ia sycamore street: also IA
no 'NEcoMurc street, for rent for a term Z
years. these are No. / business loclton.
!usl west OF the Post0ilicr, Apply 10 DOue
LNSS uANoNEE. No. M sycamore srea.
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WWORKS no 4 CIIlRWn

j. 5. Weeks, esq, Town Treasurer, 81. Al.
bans, VT, says Ina IN letter dated May ~: ut
works 10 n charm on my babys iucc and
ncod. cured the head entirely, and has near.
mcpdcd 20 To- several, and DR.. plnu, Inns nv.
IA rnI |, I.r hmm wv "
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DALLAS, July lp.-fEdltor HRRALpl-
keierring 10 inusic belonging 10 tho
choir OF Congregation Emanu.El, will
state that did not find any of the re.
srenses In Mr.. Bock's possession, that
nal been taken from the choir room.
rtnce Friday, July 18th, 1884.
Yours Respectable.
-. a. METsi.rn,
Acting Pros. Congregation Emann.El
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"N TERRIBLE CASE.

Charles Eayrc liinklc, Jersey CITY lToi..Nt..
Nd, writes: "My son, u lad of Y years, yyu.
completely cured Of u terrible cusa og Fcscnn
by me CtrlcvRA RLMEplEs. Frum the top
ofhis head to the sucs of his feet WAS o,r
mass Of Sc'ths." Every other rumcdy and
physicians had been tried In vain.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MErHIHIrlI
COLLEGE OF TEXAS.

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College Station, Toxns.
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pea by the stale utTcVaS with form. LuiIJ.
MtS' shops, machinery apparatus. ctc,. 10
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Halnlns young men 10 become Snrc,s.fil
Egr,iiets, Engineers, MayhniS,s, Chemists.
business enterprises. Tuition Noe, An oth"r
expenses extremely low. Session coIn,urur,s
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