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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-18
THE NAIL BAG.
The Political Ouiloek-Somo Interest
Ing Talk.
General Crop aud steck Noies-
Personal p0isters.
And Miscellaneous Texas News.
HENDERSON,


HKsDERsoH, Marcn Is -[Jorrespondence.
The approaching election season has
come near enough to loosen tho hitherto
quiet tongues OF Rush county politician.
A good deal o. comment on county, state
aud national politics has been ieely IN
dulged in OF late. No announcements for
county offices have been made yet, but II Is
pretty generally understood that all, or
nearly all OF The present incumbents
will be candidates for reelection.
The district offices now seem to be
resting free from many espirante. Judge
Booty, OF Marshall, and District Attorney
Garrison, Of this CITY, will doubtless he can
didstes for reelection. Thore IL no one in
the field for ttate senator, although 1t Is
generally supposed that the present seu0-
tor, Hon. It. l. johnson, will not be eau
didate for re-sleot oE, Hon. james
ii. Jones, member OF congress from
tots district, has grown groGl.
ly In popularity since his
election, and the people Of this place, his
home, note with pride the indications Of
his being sent back 70 again fiji the posi-
ton he IL now occupying, with honor 10
himself and his constituency. There is
more gubernatoriel gossip about town than
on any other Office. Ireland has no ardent
admirers here. Tho people seem TO appre-
cilte the ordeal through which he has re.
Gently passed and think he has bee Wise
and tar-seeing executive, nut the mBntlOn
of his name does not work much onthusi-
osm. We would say. however, he seems 70
lead all other aspirants here. Tho "old al
caide' boom falls fiat on the popular ear.
People think he has had a full share Of POI
litical honors, and now, that he has good
position, he should not dicgrsce himself by
trying 10 initiate Grant. Hon George
Ciark, Of Waco, has many admirers amOuR
leading men here. He 10 re-
l,srdod IA one OF the brightest
lights OF the Texat bar and as tho posssssor
OF integrity ana backbone that will chal-
lengo the admiration Of even his enemies.
II would not take much to carry this
county solid for him for governor.
Our town has the brightest prospects for
the future. No less than dozen new two
story bricks will 20 up during the summer.
We expect the railroad through from Ty-
Ter to Alexandria, Louisiana. II
we get IL, our Importance
as town OF com mercial advantages is Sc
cured. Not only will it be then, rs now,
the best cotton market in eastern Texas
but also fire timber town. This county
has had quite an inhUx OF immigration this
season from across the Mississippi, adding
m uch to our agricultural resources. East.
ern Texas does not intend to be overlooked
any longer, and her leading citizens have
gone TO work Co build her up.
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CORsICANA.

CoRsicANA, March 10 -fOorres nondence
The proposal for gas works is beginning
to take shape, q proposition having been
received for present,tiona to our board Of
aldermen, IRON J r. Saith. n. q. Bearley,
and Gilbert T. Potter, of Fort Worth. ask.
ing for a thirty-yesr franchise, they to be
gin work within the next six months. which
tier there is hardly doubt OF our council
accepting.
The ball given last night at the CONNER.
oal hotel, by its new proprietor, Mr.. w. II.
Broddus, was the most elegant affair ever
rendered to our citizens and reflects great
credit on his management. The Meme
Bros baud. IRON Dallss, furnished music
which our people thoroughly enjoyed,
dancing until 4 O'Clock in the morning.
The supper wss bounteous, the bill OF iare
covering everything OBJ sinable in the state.
About seventy-f couples OF our leading
people were IN attendance
Rev J. d. Shaw will lecture tomorrow AZ
the opera house.
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Tho Little IIutchef.

A little boy having heard beautiful
story about'a little boy aud a Ratchet, and
how. because the little boy wouldn't tell IA
lie, he, in time, got 10 be president OF the
United States, was very much impressed
by II. Now, IL 90 happened tsat on the
last day Of March he was just 10 years
old, ard his father asked him what he
would like to have TO- birthday present /.
Very naturally the boys answer ..wae: "A
little Ratchet, II you please, papa.
The father bought him little Ratchet
that very day, and the boy wRs so delight
ed that he actually took 1t to bed with him.
Early mex morning he got up, dressed
himself, took his little hscnet aud went
out into the garden. There, as luck would
have II, the first thing that caught his eye
was his fathers favorite cherry tree. "My
eyesl" exclaimed the little boy 20 himself,
what a time my father would make il q
fellow were to cut that tstcl' IL was a
wicked thought, for II led him into temp,a-
ton. There was the tree-ia!l, straight
aud fair-just tne thing for a sharp little
hatchet. And there was the hatchet-
strong. sharp and shining, just the thing for
favorite CHERRY tree. In another instant
the swift strokes OF On AK were heard in the
still morning air, and, before long, a email
boy was seen running toward the house.
His father met him 1T the gate.
MY boy, what noise Was that | heard
w
my favorite cherry tree?"
The boy stood proudly before him, but
with downcast ewes end flushed cheeks
" Father" he said. cannot tell lie.
That cherry-tree is"
Say no mofe,' said the father, extend
Ing his arms. You have done wrong, my
son, and that was my fsvoriie tree; but you
have spoken the truth; forgive you. Bet
ter to-"
This was too much. The boy rushed
into his fathers nrms. Father he
whispered. April fool I haven't touched
the cherry-.ree, bnt most chopped the old
apple stump TO pieces"
you young rascal. you!" cried the
father, do you mean ~ ssy you haven't
chopped my cherry-tre.f April fool your
old father, will you? Take of your coat.
sirl"
With suppressed sob the little boy
obsyed. Then shutting his eye, he ielt his
fathers hand descend upon his shrinking
form.
NV son" said the father solemnly, ss
he stroked the little shoulder, tits the first
OF April. Go thy wsy"
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.


MAYORS OFFICE. CITY OF DALLAS
wi TEXAS. MARCH g.. lssi.-In obsdI
ence 10 the charter OF the city Of Dial
las. and Alsoi Obedience to resolutions of tht
City Council, pass, d on thc 1871 and 9th day,
Of February. 1851 notice is hereby given tna
en- election vii be he d on the ST. day OF April
1884, the sane being the fret Tuesday after the
desienstsd below. for the election OF III The fol
lowing officers 81 the city OF Dallas:
City Marshal,
City ASSESSOR and Collector,
Aldermen from First Ward,
Aldermen from Second Ward
Aldermen from Third Ward
2 Aldermen from Fourtf Ward
Aldermen from Fifih Ward,
Aldermen frcm xth Ward.
Also Il the san e I me and place a vote viii be
taken TO express. the sense Of the citizens OF
Dallas rs to whether cattle. hogs, horses and
stock generally n tilbe allowed to run loose In
the city. The ticte's will read:
For Stock Running Loose"
"Aga'nst stock Running Loosc"
be taSen b express the wishes OF he citizens as
n whethera tax OF x OF per cent shall be
levied Tor the purpose OF acquiring lot and
building for grammar and high srhool Second
for building add ional ward schools. Third,
for engaging superintendent and additional
teacher, and keeping public schools open for
10 be levied for 90 ,hres years Tickets will lead:
For Levy ne the Tx"
Against LevyinE theTax"
Voting places and pr.sidine officers as follows
Fir.t wArd-At the cDurt-houss; c N Terry
presiding officer.
Second ward-At Besrs Store: VIII. Lennon,
ofhcer
Third wsri-At Rays Grocery, corner Ross
svenue and Harwood street.; W. y. Beat presid-
ing officer.
Fourth Wsrd-At corner Ervsv and Park
streets: David 6osln, rrcsidIng offfcrr
: fInh Nafd-h Five Pnints Grccery. corner
Jackson, Pfest and Commerce streets; John
Eaf'r. rrf siding rff1cer
slsit vert-M corner live Oak ard Raw
Tins ttfce = ". X. Merton. prsidlnr 1ffcer
" l. CABELI@ MAYOR CITY Of Dallas
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Many Statesmen hsye owed their success

al ICED that he was indebted to the plain
looking widow he married for his exalted
position. Lady Palmegston WAC o better
organizer than her husband. Lady Dull rim
was the leading spirit OF Duffsrins admin.
istrstion in Canada. Andy Johnson's wife
taught him to read. But for Mrs. Glad.
stones wstchful care 1t is doubtful whe ther
the premier would DO now where he is.
Senator Logan 10 not perhaps the greatest
statesman that ever lived; still he Is big
man in his way. and II is generally believed
that he owes much OF his success to his able
and energetic wife. Who says that woman
can not hold her own In noliiics2
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last unknown parties burned about 100
posts, where he had placed them prepare
tory 20 fencing. They then went where
MIR. Cumby, OF Dallas county, had about
$50 IN one pile aud applied their mid ieht
torch, thinking they belonged to a lea.
Our people are quite incensed over the II.
fair, as this " the move ~ the fen g cutting
business here. VIII keep you posted
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FOItNEY.

FoRsEY, March l5.-[Corespondence.l-
Forney Is on y boom. New buildings can
be ssen from evefy sourcc.
Eli Hardin is confined to his bed with
fever.
TIL Daley amp party are on a hunt on
Brushv.
Cantaip Allen. o Austin. is fencing what
il known ~ the Mai league. Night before
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Mr.. Charles r. Watson, 406 West Fay.
cite street, Bsltimore, Maryland, a driver
for the Adsms express company, was very
badly injured, his team having run away.
Mr.. Watson ssys few app locations OF 81. ia.
reetored him.
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Something that viii quiet the nerves,
give strength TO the body, induce refresh.
and purify and brighten the complexion,
is what many per ons would be viry glad
10 obtain. Csrter's Iron Pills are made for
exactly this class 81 troubles, and are re-
n-srksby successful In accomplishing the
ends desired. as named above. They are
useful for both men and women. Sold by
druggists Price. SO cents a boz. Zee sd-
vertisement.
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FOR SALE.

| EOR sALE-THE BOILER, ENGINE AND
l. old scrap iron on bnf site Of elevator. cor
per Austin street aud Pacific avenue. Apply TO
JOHN +. WILSON, at Texas compress.
EoR sALE-s5 oto STOCK HARDWARE
Il and brick store for sale GU easy terms:
cause for sellins. bu Ines duh. ApDytoJ.
BLAkEY. Ennis, Texas maf16.Im
| EoR AEE-tUeE JERSEy AND HoLsTEiN
L mix nj Riverside 5 eek Farm, corner Jefier-
son aud Cochran streets. marl5.iw
Or sALE-4O ACRE- OF rINn TIMER
' land, "a miles east OF Da las, By c. IL HUFF
MAN q Co, No ISl lin rect marl5-6t
EOk sALE-l2j HEADOf GRADED CATTLE
i Tor sale: Apply To undel stoned at Fomey,
kaufman 10, Tex. u q. McKhLLAR.
mar4-lw
EoR sALE-A FINE LOT OF HoLsTEIN
heiie-s. forward 10 oalvc; "a few imported
Tom H0llsnd. Also ~ arrive ihofoughbred
Jerseys Riversido ock Farm. corner Jcffer.
on and Cos hran streets. mari2
Lok SALE 81, 900 -GiiEAT BARGAIN.
II MY farm, IN M cs east II Dallas, on Rock.
wall road ana PROPOSED line Of The g., G. 4 2 Fe
hairotd, u Paris. itO acres. - under fence;
good frame residence, rooms lfthed and
bearing fruit trees al Of very best selection:
nsh pond stocked with German caro-; horses,
wagons, plows and 81 for the sum Of six thou
sand i've hundred dol ars time, 81 500 Ia cash.
balance In one, two. three four and dve years.
a. IL per cent. Address w G. CONEOH Box
a.. Galyest,n. Texas. feb6-lm
I.OR sALE-IHREE INU-sTOkY BRICK
/ stores corner Austin ard Kim streetc next
TO Sanger Brothers, Nos o. 50f 4 SOC Apply
10 W. A RODGERS. SO lin street. mafl6
C,oR SALE OR RENT = A FIasT-CLASs.
brsnd new PIANO; Will sell on the Install
ment plan. Apply 70 Ssi Ross avenue feb29n
E0R sALE-THE NEW, HANDSOME AND
II convenient two story Bryan residence iI0l
frvsy sire 4 lot ls2xNo fec, II very low fg-
ures and EASY terms fur furtker d rticularr
apply to WESLEY CLARK once lis Camp
street feh2o-ff
LOk SALE-A FINE kEsfDFNCE IOT. 7ON-
stating OF one acrc, on Ross avenue near
new Ca holic Convent; FOR tale at bargain In
guire Of VI b r BINs0N. Coiarado CIV. or
HuNnLEY &sM1IH, Dallas. Texss. fsbs-0
L'oR SALE BROOM MACH1Nfs FOk SALE
7 Two new mechines and presses. wesllako
4 itfon manufacture. for sale mean. Afdfre1
WI rfoCrS. care Herald one jzn22tf
LOS sALk-rhiNffY MILLS AND FARH
II inclndinR sb,ns so acres OF lasd 100 10 cul
fvstion: bsasHce timber . a ASSURE land:
srgsin efii be Given Apply N .. q. KEN
DALI fe Hsin slrset Dails. deem
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Tho vantof n re.
liable diuret @,
which VIII 10 act
In ~ n Etimulant
az the kidney,
neither ex, ties nor
irIilatts hem, was
longei CO suppl d
ny Ho stettcT' -
Stomach Bit r..
This nuc medicine
exerls the requisite
degree OF stimula-
ton upon these or
gsns without pro-
ouclug irritation,
and Is, there fore,
far better adapted
for the purpose
IN n unml dictated
excitauts often "c-
sorted TO Dys..
pepsla. foyer and
re all ured by II.
Dealers generally.
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No Doubt of That.
'Bsnson's Capcine porous plssters are
clean, reliable, quick sting and highly me-
dicinal DIR. Al. L. Flowers.
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MTAN TED = PER OEs NOT EMPLOYING
w bOokkeepors who wait ih- b. ks posted
aud put into rae iyal shape. can secure services
Of a well rccomme0 d d bIukkeep 4. e. HEN
EBRY 3oi Lsmar street marl5-3t
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Ponds Extract

Ponds Extract.
Although Supreme over pain II has high
and more usetni field Of acton. for 1t strikes
at the root OF many disorders. Try it.
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WANTED-A SITUATION A, srENOG-
W raph,r In i.silToai OH nr mercantile cs-
tablishmer !, by ayoul & ma az years' oxrer-
ienca Address, staiiug toims, II LONGLNY,
No. df7 w 9Th -frlet Omen Il n q. mATlGlW
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(AyANTED-- TWO BOILER MAkERs. AP-
w ply Immediately 10 Novelty Iron Works.
Good wages and steady empl0ymenI JOHN
WEBSTER. iani0u
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IVANTED-Two GOOD STONE MAsoNs
W wanted toset dressed dimension rock OF
new c0uit-housr nt CHrksyillc Auply at once
20 p. @. LIVlNGSTON. CpairlG.or marriott
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(9yAETED--TO SELL GVEkY BODY WOOD;
w 500 cords on hal d: son VIII nave no trouble
this winter to got wood If you viii send your
leams 10 A. DYsrERBACH deo6-9m
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lhANrkD-B LADY OF EXCEPTIONAL
w BILE capacity and perien.c uOslllon 70
manage or assist In managing hotel. Add css
g. D., tltbume. Texas. marriott
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MIAhTED-ALL WHO ALE AFFLICTED
w with chronic dsea es 10 call Il he Texas
Medical aud Surgical Ins tut. 40 ELM street.
and consult Professor Paine ff.c marl6.s&m
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WANTED PARTIES DIS RING PIANOS
w tuned o. repaired b. e.mpetent work.
men, will do well to sye thciror1ers al q. II.
Edwards, 1913 Il 13j VAT -tict. marlblw
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eOR RENT

NOR SALE EIGHT IRDN COLUMNS, A
Il nu- Der ~ linItis. stills, doors, cornioc. etc ,
ut SANGER BRO, mnrlS.2i
EOR RENT-TwO Nj ELY FURNISHED
front rooms southern oxposure) with or
wthou, bosid. AZ Mrs. PHILLIPS. 7e9 Jacks "A
street mArls. II
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MAJ ANIED--lOU ~ sIOf Al ihE n AIlOH
w AL HOTEL; nrst-olsfh accommodations at
ressoBe bio rate -OELY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS PER DAY. Tho build
iug ls brick. with three slsirwnys IN caso oflrn.
Located 81 the business po don of the city only
one square from strcet-oM lint, and QUO square
from Texas q Pacific suf Missouri Pacific Depot
either road. Office open all night. quests arc
called for all trains. T CLKAkY. Proprletor
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MANrED-BY IOUN " nR OK, CORSI-
w cana Texas, four hlsl class hito BARRIERS.
win guarantee good wac IS. pply al once.
mGr l2-tf
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}, UK aENr--THE SECOND STORY OF TIE
new Po.tofnce bulldog. fine large room,
S0xsO feet: crTrf II sycamore and Elm
streets Apply to MURPHY & BOLANZ, Real
Estate Agents marlGH
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L,OK RENT-A Two STORY HOUSE, WITH
7 MAE rooms; good cis,e'n; corner Cabcll and
Commerce streets Apply At 1911 Main street.
,navtctf
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WANTED-A NO 1 MILK COW WITH
W young caf and gentls wi h children. APP
ply 20 pa Carol ne street mariG-iw
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EoR sALE-THE BOILER, ENGINE AND
L old scrap iron on blfnt site OF elevator, cor
Der Austin street aud Pacific avenue. Apply TO
JOHN z. WILSON, at Texas compress.
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NOR RENT-A sTDkE.HoUsE IN WAXA-
L hachie. Texas on tn corner of the Public
square, 2ixSl fe,t plate glass front with hand.
som show Windows, TT ed up for n dry goods
store an excellent 10 alton Tor any one wishing
TO open up a dry goods business IA the heart
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WANTED-A PARTNER WITH A SMALL
W -capitll Ia q business 4 n PAYS from 800 10
400 per cent. Address q. r., caro- HnyAID
Office. marriott
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EOk RENT-THhEE GOOD PIANOS AT @.
II. wards 733 & 7s5 Main IS marl6-6t
LNOR RENT DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
+ for rent IEquise ut he Dallas Natioua
Bank marl6-1w
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WANTED wiiIIEWOM \ FOR HOUSE
W work. Apply 10 Mrs. u. V TOM KlNS.
9ll Young street msrls.6t
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Or sALE-4o AtRE- OF rINh TIMER
' land, "a miles east Of Da las, BY c. ii HUFF
MAN u CD, No 73l flm rect marIh.Gf
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ION, t-D Elm 50 febl1.1m
L,0k kENT-THE SECOND STORY, FRONT
Il ing Elm street OF the old NJ ,salis building
recently occupied br II ustabc Boot and Sho
company; size so by 0 feet 2i-2 years lease
Apnly to J: s. ROGERS, Secretary, at Blanken
ship Il Blake's. feb3-t
lf0R RENT-ON JANUABY iST. TIE TWO
store rooms os 725 and 727 Main street.
now occupied by Edwards music store. Apply
o CITY National bant. des-H
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EoR sALE-s5 90 STOCK HARDWARE
Il and brick store for sae on easy terms;
cause for sellins, bu Ines duh ApplytoJ
BLAkbf, Ennis, Texas. marl6.lm
I-NR .AEE-LIiLE IL R.LX 4 Y II IIaI s,rIciA1
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LOh eALk-lo HEADOf GRADED CATTLE
for sale. Apply To undei stoned at Fofney.
kaufman Eo., Tex. ~ q MCCLELLAN
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L'0k kENT-A sTOhE ROM ON MAIN.
II street. north couri-hons', No 30, aud three
rooms over the said stoie. Apply 10 j. W. BAR.
TON, Cos Elm st. febli.lm
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w NTED-GENTLEMfN wi-HlNG DAY
W hoaid conven cut g. bfsH less thuuld go W
Mrs. Phi LIPS, ;Og Jackson q 81 marlSit
WANTED - SMALL FAM LIES. SINGLE
w gent cmen and DAY botr.tfs ~ the Cottage,
corner Lamar and ho Il ,t-ee's Well IN nlsh.
ed oms ana table set with the best tho market
afiriF marls.it
MJANTED-A GoOu STEWART 10 COOK
W aud do general houscwofk. Will pay good
salary and quite best OF fcre1,es 4. SAM
GER, go Eryay street. marls.2t
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OR sAEE-tUeE JhRsfY AND HOLsTEiN
mix at Riverside Seek Farm, corner Jefier-
on aud Cochran streets. mari5.iw
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80 Sudbury Street Boston, Mass, or 276 Fourth
Avenne Now Yort.
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POS sALE-A FINE LOT OF HoLsTEIN
heiie,s forward 10 oalve; "a few imported
rom Holland. Also ~ arrlvc, thoroughbred
Jerseys Riverside oCk Farm, corner Joffer-
ION ana Coz hiram streets mario
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IT WILL CURE 1T LEAD
where others fail the W
gplints Rlngbones, And IS
ETC. ENDOn
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NEW ORLEANS, March l6.-The Plcsy-
nnSs V.cksburg special sayt: From
Soaftey TO Greenwood, hundred
miles. Is below waller over all
places Except a few mounds sufficiently for
took to stand on. The town OF Greenwood
Is under water. except the warehouse, and
courthouse. Shell mound aud Sidcn are
both overfloved. No loss OF lite or OF stock
10 reported. Planters are Ia good spirits
and b.lieve the worst over. There is no
Decentralization TO lsoor. IL Is believed the
water will recsdo in time to make good
crops.
fell eixit inch since yesterday. The Mo-.
CANA crtvssse Is now 80 yards vide.
DRuEKky aogDIEs eBor.
CircrssA1s, March 16.-At Walnut sta
ton, Msytbsll county, Indiana, last nieht
George Harris and Daniel Harding, both
country boys and drunk, undertook 10
clesn out John Chesman's saloon. One
knocked ChesmaH down with n chair, the
other kicked him. Chesmsn regained his
feet, shot Harris dead and put two bullets
tsroush Hsrding's lungs, from which he
died this morning. Chesmsn IL in Jail.
1HE FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE
CHICAGO, March 16. the Daily News
Springheld, Illinois. special says. Gov
ernor Hamilton so-dsy received q dispaicb
from Professor Morrow. Of the state unit
versity, saying there we're cases Of foot and
mouth disease In Bingham county. this
state.
IN DsKAp OF DYsAnfTE.
OTTAWA. March 10 1T Is rumored at the
parliament building tonight that the gov.
srnment got intimation 10 use every pre- |
,s1tion ss 5ynsmifeis were supposed 70 be ]
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-18
The most r5markable Reme iy

UndFpnted Positive EvIdenceof Absolnte Cures
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-03

Ar the last meeting of the
Vestry of st. James Church, a COM
mittee of three, composed of Messrs.
Henry St. John, l. G. Miller and
R. G. Rogers, We're appointed to Sc
lect subscriptions necessary to repair
the fence around the Episcopal
Church Cemetary in Pineville.
The gentlemen named above pur-
pose starting out in a day or two.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-03

VIZ Yesterday received the fol-
owing information by postal card
from Houma, La, signed by John
B. Windcr, an attorney-at-law OF
the above named place, dated April
LIST, 1854:
Judge A. Cazabat died very sud-
denly here Yesterday evening. His
death is universally regretted.
The deceased was formerly a res
ident here and moved away with
his family in 1879. He was born
in France and was IS years Old
He married a Miss Mary Irving, a
daughter of our fellow-townsman,
Jacob Irving, Esq. He was gal
liant Confederate soldier, and left
our Town as a member of the
Westbrook Guards. He practiced
law at the Alexandria bar both be-
fore and since the war. and was an
able advocate aud learned iurist.
lie leaves several children who will
deeply deplore his untimely demise,
Peace to his ashes. a2