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cReosoTE As A BLEAcHER.
How n white Boy Attempted te Whitsn
. Coiored Child.


PrrrsBvRG, October s.-A case Of youth
full depravity came to light ct Deputy Mayor
Leslies Office this morning. A colored
woman. named Cook, entered suit against
GUY Miller, q white boy, for mAlic-
ious mischief. From her story It appears
that Young Miller, who is about fifteen
years old, hit upon an original ana
novel plsr for Transforming her son Gar.
ence twelve years Of age, into . white, or
black and white spotted boy. Miller sue,
ceeGed in obtaining possession OF bottle OF
creosote last Sunday, and enticed the IN
suspecting colored lad to place OF secluslon.
BE then deliberately poured the creosote upon
bis face and watchedfo for results. His oosef,
ystions as to the bleaching qualities o.
the eteosote we're of short duration, IS the
colored boy ran screaming home, his tace
terribly burned ard swollen and hia snIe,
;.ys intense. Young Miller sAs arrested
and vii have hesIib.- , i"r- ~ 81 1a''.
his evening Tie 'ar. ,i's :. .i.- a-l. i.f'
1 u. Ec. .l-ivIs.A ssss~..
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Va lave positive assurances that Gov.
HGpRrrEs viii be at Parkersburg next
Monday. Senator BAYAED and ex Speaker
RANDALL are also advertised to be there.
There will oe speaking both day and even
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LAME still continues in the weary per
nance Of the programme cut out for him
, bis managers. And as he goes the mag
rstsm gradually oozes ont Of the campaign
ard the campaignCr.
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The blessings of life are many. Live
long and be happy. Don't neglect cough
or cold. Keep yourself we'll clothed in
changeable weather, and always keep a
bottle of DIR. Wistar's Balsau OF Wild
Cherry in the household. A single spoonful
will cure an ordinary eough or cold. Is
SSL..E.:1 ..ss "Gt eAts CONSUMPTION.
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ton and slow sales. The mills have been
working in agreement with western mills.
The mills employ $50 hands.
An Iron Compzny.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, October S.-Ths Ged-
des Iron works have gone into the hands Of
a receiver. A number Of Judgments are
entered against the company.
Three.Quarter Time.
LOWELL, MASS, October S.-Beginning
with Monday the Appleton Manufacturing
Company and the Lowell machine shop
will run on three-auarter time.
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Tar political situation is becoming ex-
c.,.r- \ convention Ofwomen was held in
Buffalo Yesterday to deuounce Mrs. BELvA
A. LOCKWOOD, and her candidacy. Her
record VIII probably De banged.
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IIIrropRovE No. ,, with BLACK JACK
LceAy as the chief attraction, takes West
Virginia by storm today. He will be
exhibited along The B. y D. from Harpers
Errrr IN Pnrkersburg.
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Pardonod.

LOUISVILLE, October s.-George Lew, ex-
chief ofthe FIRE department, who was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for completely IN
the CITY hall frauds of last year, was par
1oned nv Gov. Knott to-day.
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Minister Morton Closs.Mou.hsd.

NEw YoRE, October S.-Miuister Morton
was asked, after his call on President Ar
thur Yesterday, if be had been offered the
secretarYship Of the Treasury, and if he
would accept it if rendered him. "Thas is
delicate matter" he said, "snd | woIld
prefer to say nothing about it
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A Big Haul.

RoCHEsT Ell, n. Y, October 9.-The
safes of Mobiles & Sons and Tomlinsons at
Perry. n. Y, were blown opea bJ burglars
last night and robbed Of s2i GOO OF Arkan, .
sas State bonds. hesides a iatr" sn'n"t ~
other seca. il;e6 aGs m2le!. No s'aa 70 me
! purgiars, t-a -
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Tas Enquirer points out with cIea-ness
and diryc.uess why Ohio will 90 Democratic
rey, Tuesday. JOHNNY MrLEAN since his
,,,.rr;s ,p is smiling and hopeful.
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Mnns Fun ror the COLLEGE Boy.

. AnH'H>-, Mass October S.-President
Seelle of AmberSt College, has telegraphed
. deu.a, OF the Chicago Tribune statement
uai be had been invited to replace Gov,
GtLlr Cleveland if Ohio goes Republican
Sr Sell yc is noted st. John man. The
hvaN Ca -s-s much amusement here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-09

Tgs Republican leaders in West Virginia
want more soap" They claim that with a
Gw more barrels they can wash out the
n.,rn-raLic majority.
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MADRID, October : -Four fresh cases OF
cholera and four deaths are reported in the
Province Of Alicante during the past twenty.
four hours
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Tn. Associated Press dispatches report
one h.ajri thousand people at the BLAINE
show IN Na,,illon. This for town Of eight
,F.nsrl iuha6i,ants. is "whopPer'
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iay.
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A STRUGGLE WITH A MADMAN.
Six Policemen Bave all they can do

Six Policemen Bave all they can do to
Overpower n Crazy Dentist.
New YORK, October 8.-"St John the
Baptist is going 70 send me 100000
from Canada They told me in the post
office, where | went to see about it, to come
here
This was the manner in which Adolph
Lablarth, French dentist of No. l7Spring
street, introduced himself Yesterday at
restaurant in Bleecher street The pro-
prietor got rid of him as soon as possible.
Lablarth then seized lot of baggage be
longing to immigrants in a neighboring
saloon, saying that the chests contained
gold sent to him from Paris. He made
such a disturbance that Officer Carey was
called in. The toothpuller is a powerful
man, in the prime of life, and as he dis
PLAYED sharp lancet about q yard long
Carey eschewed force for diplomacy. The
officer offered to lend Lablarth 800 if he
would go with him to the Mercer street sta
ton house to get it.
The Lancet.
Once in the station it was necessary to
get the lancet from the crazy man. Officer
Cotfey wanted to borrow it to clean his
nails. Lablarth said it was poisoned and
refused to part with the weapon. Other
peaceful efforts failed and watching their
chance, four officers made rush for the lu-
natic. They were not quick enough. He
drove the long, narrow blade through Off
Ger Coffey's helmet and inflicted a serious
wound on the top of his head. Then two
more policemen came jim, and the six, after
a desperate struggle disarmed the madman
and put him in straightjacket.
The wounded officer on Sunday night met
Lablarth in the street and gave him fifty
cents to keep him from starving. The den
tist imagines that a fabulous inheritance is
being kept from him by his father. He was
transferred at once to Bellevue Hospital.
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Tn.,Y is LOANS day in West Virginia.
He swings across the State from HarPers S
F.r-v TO Parkersburg between sunrise and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-09

TINS time grows short. The suspense OF
.n.rla,es grows more intense.
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I,.rpi.h, there were over 500 speakers
op the stump in Ohio. A cyclone, with a
boomerang attachment may be expected to-
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A Church Burned.

EAU CLARE, Wis, October 8.-St. Pat,
rick's Catholic church, this city, was burned
this afternoon. Loss SS5, 900; insurance,
| 81 OGO
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Trc~a-,oy for labor is the Democ'aJic
PduCPe.
+ ee ;.ade in labor is the Republican
p-ac,.ye
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He IL Iu0ocNnts

GARDNER DErur. Mrs, October 8.-Rev.
r. r. Sleefer, on trial in the District Court
for felonious assault upon Mn. Ellsa b.
Hall, was discharged this morning.
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rr.. ,ro,xs viii be inclined to give ST
Inv and his waree brigade the cod shOIr
,,~ after Yesterday horror
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-09
BEFORE BREAKFAST.

Tpr Virginia StraightOuts have kicked
over the traces
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-09

Tuv Western sky grows red with the re
.sr,e5 light from the political blaze in Ohio
Tho atmosphere Is hot.
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Ian every man vote his conscientious
..,.,i.,ions. and all will be well.
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HOW ABOUT THE BUILDING?

Expelled for Stealing 500, 900, the Most
of Which He Gave to His Church.
WnEEsBARRE, October -Ex-Paymag.
er Samuel Roberts, who was recently ar
rested for stealing 100000 belonging to
Charles Parrish 4 Co., coal operators, was
brought before the tribunal OF the Lacka,
wanna Presbytery this afternoon for achurcb
trial. The charges preferred against him
By the investigating committee included
specifications of forgery. falsehood, embez-
Element, and the use of stolen funds for
religious purposes. Roberts pleaded guilty
to the charges, excepting that of forgery.
The prosecuting committee accepted
The plea and askedits adoption. To this
there was some dissension, several of the
members of the Presbytery holding that it
should not be received without further in
vestigation. After considerable discussion
the plea was accepted, and without further
parley Roberts was expelled from fellowship
in the church. Roberts had for years been
"- elder Of the Presbyterian Church in this
city and the Superintendent Of its Sunday
school He erected and handsomely fur
nished chapel building, costing $4,000
and presented it to the congregation His
yearly contributions were large, and his
Christmas and Easter festivals were always
ofthe most elaborate character, the church
being specially decorated at his expense
Most of his stealing was used in this work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-09

vr,rrys BLAINE has not yet read the
vrrrran Letters on the stump. He IS too
.,.,t.,.Iv half
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THANK You, No.

Quincy Mass, October S.-John Quincy
Adams has declined the nomination ten
dered By the Democrats for Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-09

.P.uN JArS" draws better than the
.r,rr,3 Knight" and that amt saying
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-09

I.par HoysToS will address the Demo-
.-... Of Clarington, Ohio, on Saturday
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NyRvoUs debility, indicated By los OF
rpsmorv, ,univrsal lAssitude, ,conssa:t thagoe
vivid dreaming. unnatural eIcitenente
sis Of dizziness, etc.. n quickly cured by
uing Dr.. Guysotis Y.l'o. pccs - - ~ ~
sapsrilla. This remedy Purhss me IioSa' Sa'
strengthens the weak portions o. y1. .s.y1
ouiets the nerves, produces dr:Ans naa
T., and q the only remedy tha. Psfnae.
s.,i, cnr.. the many distressfl ailments
,smh;nr from nervous debility
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-09

tn. Mechanics 8aok n Atoors. Pa. has
,,,,.s.i &, doo-s a-, little il knesn soa,
s...... u. tsLlfs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-09

The mysterious origin OF man has been
nartially disclosed by the indianapolis Cit'-
zen who found an infant in tin pail at the
ton of tree. 1t is to be remembered there
is nothing mysterious about ?r Bull
Cough Syrrp; few doses will cure Sol'
Cough or eoii. 49,
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POTOMAC.
Brooke County Aroused aod Prepared %
do Good WORK.

Brooke County Aroused aod Prepared 20
do Good WORT.
PoroxAC, October 8.-(Exclosive. 8. =
Your correspondent had the pleasure Of
attending Democratic nesting n Becks
school house on Tuesday evening. In the
evening the Democrats raised . pole Exty
feet high on one Of the highest hills in tbs
county, and flying To the breeze Vas large
Cleveland and Hendricks areAmef. Then
the people vent 10 the school hoass, which
was filled TO its uiinOs, capacity. The hst
speaker was J. B. semervilIe. candidate for
The Senate. for the Frst district Who made
one Of his bes. speeches and held
the attention Of the large audience for
over two hours. He dealt principally with
the tsriff question, showing the false Po:i-
,icn held On this question by the Bsp-bh'
can party. From the best infornation that
,oUf correspondent can gather Mr.. somer-
vile will carry Brooke county BY ll5 us.
;or;t, Although II vas growing late yee
,he audience listened 10 sbort speech from
gr r, P. Nundm, Of weIIsburK. Then the
meeting adjourned with three cheers Tor
Cleveland and Hendrick. sod the State
';ctst The Democrats Of Brooke county
are aroused. and you vill have . good re-
uor, from there on neIt Tuesday.
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what a millionaire Democrat Said,

COLUMBUS, O.. October S.-Hon. John K.
Buchtel, the millionaire Democrat OF Akron
said last night "If Ohio goes Republican
in October. Cleyelaud will be surely defeat,
ed, as tully one-third of the Democrats Will
vote for Butler in November. Buchtei
saws he has travelled all over the State, aud
6nds the Butler boom growing wonderfully
Over fifty Irishmen employed IN his factory
AZ Akron will vote for Butler.
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Waited nv Mob,


Waco, TEN, October S.-Early yesterday
morning a mob surrounded John Hayes,
house at Carlson, on the Texas Central
rsilroad, killed HAYES son, fatally wounded
his son-in.law and warned Hayes to leave
the neighborhood. The citizens were indig-
nant at the outrage and posse are search
ing for the ringleaders in the CRIME.
senator Edmunds Out of Politics This Year
NEw YORK, October S.-The World has a
special from Castleton, VT, saying that in
response to a request that he would deny a
rumor that he intended voting for Cleve,
land, and that he would speak before the
Blaine and Logan club at Castleton, Sena'
tor Edmunds wrote as follows:
BURLINGTON, VI, September 80.
M r. Cook. Esq, Cdstleton:
Yours Of the 18th received. In reply
wonld saw | am out of politics this year,
| hope the g. o. p will pull through.
Yours. &c. G. F. EDNUNDS.
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They are in Canada

DETROIT. October 6.-George {. and An
drew Buchanan. members Of the whisky
firm of Louisville, Ky, recently assigned,
have been reported to be in Windsor ont.
TIE men were seen last week, and are now
;dentifed as the missing Liquor dealers.
Rumof saws they visited Walkers distillery
Wslkervilie, and have been inquiring into
the Canadian liquor laws and the require
mepts necessary to engage in business Il
j. thought they are visiting some of the int
rior towns, as search to-day in windsor ia,il
TO discover them There is no doubt tn
mem have been in Windsor. but there pres
ent whereabouts Is unknown.
Cation MIL
RrkaIyq. Pa. Cc.obtr S.-on'ers hav
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Cation MIL

RrkaIyG. Pa, Cc.o5fr S.--oni@rs have
Ire, -.r.iv.d 20 close Ih- Reading cN'toa
,...ls ior o1e mou.n, G~iHs " o'es-riV4as-
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VIENNA, October 8.-On account Of the
prrat distress in the agricultural districts
owing to Il total failure of the crops, Prince
Jvhn Van Lichtenstein has presented to hl'
tenants a quarter Of the rents Of their farms
! he total amount will reach 100000 gull
1ers
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GATESvII.I.E.

GArssvfLLE, Feb. 20 Especial. l-Anoth-
er fire at 4 O'Clock this morning dsst-oye ed
four bindings In tina Commercial block.
n.m,h: MrD,vell & Hnmmsck's saloon.
the Lssker builiins aud Ciark's two new
bot dings.
McDo~sll 4 Hammack's saloon is a total
los.; insured.
L,sker building vas insured; l,s, s3 0O0.
Clsrk's buildings were psrtln'iy injured.
NJ. II Glider, drugs. was damaged by re-
moval; insurspce, 81, SO.
W. A Atkins. efocerief, was dsmsged
hv removsl: insured.
Y. y jenkins. drugs, was damaged by
removal: insured.
On- Of the Clark buildings was unoccu-
pied. The other was occnp ed a. a kting
rink. The origin of the fire Is unknown.
The buildisRs burned in the Dire pro, ious
to this are being rapidly rebuilt.
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That Indian Uprising.

NYSNsAPoLIs, Feb. 8.-Thc evening
journals winnipeg special says: Broad
view adyices to the sun say thst yellow
Cali and his rinyles!srs are on the way TO
Regina. in cuttody ofths mounted police.
al is qnut 1T the agency. No fight is an.
ncipatrd A stormy scene eneued on the
a're,t OF Yellow Cslf. Rifles we're drawn
on the police with tlr-ats to shoot
Ooe buck vas just In the at OF firing at
Maioi H.ckper; but ior the interference ol
one OF the men be wouli have killed him
and a general M. m.ssAcro fNaSged. Tue
first cha l.pge 10 surrender WAS disregsrde 4
This was foliowse by ps'ley in which this
Indians agreed to surrender. which they
did. The settlers are stili excited, but the
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PORT WORTH.

ROhh
FoRr Wonru, Feb. 25.-l5pecisl Nv.
B Doss Was to-day arrested and lodged In
| isii, CHARGED with stabbing John Murphy
,st night, Murphy dying this morning.
Doss ana woman named Sarah Cr'sveil
| wers noticed by Murphy toge etber on = D 10 VI
weeds. Murphy ehvanced fsr enough 10
be satisfied OF what was going on, when the
woman discovered him, aud Doss getting
un nugryly asked what do you want
here; There IL nothing here for YOU F"
Murphy went back, when Doss and the
woman approached. Doss drew a knife
and st.bb.d Nurshy. Ia the relmirnry
| examination this evening the woman
msde "a oean bresst oi tho
whols affair D,ss will probably be ro'
mandsd without bal.
Bur. lars o. t4red 'fe yelling OF Captain
J NJ. L,l.sthi morning sod stole sum
of money ana valuable jswelyy.
Cnsf.rs Powell, a htli-oreed Indian tried
to ..cape from the chain gang while st
work on the streets. The guards firing at
Yer him csused 0 gre sen'It'on, hundreds
of ps oyle running t. soc the horrible trags'
dy suppos. to nave been committed.
8. n All'n to dsI Ill d suit against Miss
NJ. A. Brriin on note oi 81 GO350 long past
duo. Miss Balm runs fashionable mil l.
merry store. The stotk is subjsct 10 juog-
ment, II obt insd.
Tbeie are four candidates for distrc'
Judge IN this county and two from oarkcr,
which wi make the race somewhat inter
.s'ing.
The man Murphy, who was stabbed by
ID. o, and who was pronounced dead chang
ed his mind to.nigh and returned 90 lite.
Pbysicisns say ne has q slim chance o.
recovery. Murphy was ht ired Tor the
crave aud was thought 10 be very dead
Doss. whose preliminary trial for murder
wss held this evening, was delighted when
iod of hurpby's return 10 life. IL was \
case Of suspended animation, caused by
great loss OF blood from internal hem-
orrhare.
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NOTICES..


NOTICE To PAINTERS AND PL 'sTERERs
IN -ses ed bids for ralntiag and pls t,rtns
the Bhses elford Q mn Coui t.house VIII De
recs iv, a o. nay once in AL any, TEXAS, un'il
March H. 1884 At 10 O'Clock u m. at which
lime ssid bids all b. op, n d aud cousperst by
the Commis lone rs Ceu oi s,ia cow Pl-ns
and speciAcatlous are on Ole IN my ONCE here
aud COPY IN he oflce o. n"6srs. o. 49,, sHn,, ~,
faithfu perform xnc. OF 60 = act wi he required
Tho ooui, reserves the ri.n, e sny Or all
sss,i Sss. Comfy ccur. sh.cheiier i topay, Texs.
ALsAsv fkxA., tebrnarv IS l.st.. feb - ~
NIUTlLEIU,vk .HACrUko-ei X. M fAV
The ofi Q Of IN. City E,st % Ger u.ii = !clocs
Ina the following 81 O. "a in n city with B Is
DArc Bio la upon q ravcl foundation, so
Q rdn< 10 an oruinsrte proved necemS 9
this olace. tc.wii. Main rect Prom tn. west
dde of Je1trsop to the east tide Of sy'nn ore
STREET. Elm ttreet- o. he west side u sses'
more stree, 70 the cast rpossss on n 'sn.f H.,n
street 70 The Texas ciho Ra osd; Lamar
3 rpe'-Fron w1'd tn Elm street P.yd,ssst Get
from Main n m street. Murphy Street from
Wood street 70 Tho fsxs psci Railroad
College ~ eet--From Elm street 10 the Texas d
Psci6c Railroad In sit aoout 1900 Inca feet
X oh propossl must b accompsuie by bcni
With approved 60 urit.. Ia the am u Z 81 ~
that n he contract IL sws dcd the bidder win
0rter Into contrsct nv the 22bo OF ArkiL next
POND aud security vii also 10 required for 2
faithful peif if,rmsnc 80 e,o,ira T. the worf
com nist d b. The i5th q OCTOSER, 1884
Sepsrs Q ropcsais sre invited for eau Of the
shcve streets, aud OR the whole OF the work,
ThS fatv C,uucii r asrvrs the light IN reject
snS or Alb ., D. let or sny ia
e he a. owe w,rk P Pais aud specihcatons'
rirs vIIl s'so b. Ieeeiv d for Asphalt Street
Psvi sccord,, 10 . ans aud specifications
on Ale In nv nee.
D.,s T,v a. ts,usrr ia iasl iar1-a<o
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FORT SMITH.

FoRr SMrra, ARK Fec. 26,-f3psci,l l.
A grass widow named Ro.srtscn rsrs
nj tn\to an VI gi'ima'e chill Friday eg,5-
jns nt per residence near Hrcbcit CITY and
,ook It's tie by s,-sugulsron. A Deiebbor
hearing & Mr. Rpb-rtsnn's illness. visi'sd
ner. and srs coon convinced that q CD Ii
n,d h.sn Swu. AMI upon iove,tiss uu
,ourd N. dead iuf,t. eoaesal'd oaao, the
bed, bus kept ts~ Tscr"v'rf .rcrei from
AM, ba t.n.d b,Skso tn. house. Meat
VII 1. the mother had becoI,o su.p,cious
aud fearing a discSeerv threw the dead
child ont nj tbs viu,lpw, where It vac siier-
.srds fonnd. A lproner's ioque.. was
IL by squire wo Sh." and toe j1ry's
verdict vas In nccy .noe stn 'ns above
confessed the b irtb. ssit denies the 4 Hing,
srd claim. tae chiid died shortly after its
hirtb.
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citizen, fell from mis- stable loft, ON yester-
day, q distances ~ ten feet reosivins what
was supposed TO bs q severe injury, but We
arc glad 20 announce that he appears on
thr STREETS to- Jay with only slight limp.
farmers have commenoed 10 plant corn,
th- weather beiu9 very favorable.
Th.rs was considerable efoltement on
tho streets st 8 o'clock this a'iernonnl oocA-
stoned by the pTeseDoe of IL, Young
who had been brought IN from his mother's
farm In n wagon. In very pitable, crazy
cnnd tinn. The poor fellow gave evidence
N Insanity last week for the frat line, aud
has become 80 violent within tse last tho
tays that Deputy Sheriff li0ren and Others
had him Hlrongly bound en- route 10 WaHa-
lAohie.
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What have say worth reading, for it is not likely
anybody else will say again. We have received
first batch of invoices Spring Goods and know what
have expect Within the weeks the goods tor
needed for their display Silks Dress Goods Suits Laces
Gloves Embroideries Millinery Hosiery Underwear and a
hundred other different lines will be on their way
All we need is room, and determined to have
at any Come and help make the room, and see
how we will reward you for your trouble
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JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON, Feb. 26.-ISpeoihl Tho
United States snag boat Tbomss B, Flor.
ence, OF New Orleans, arrived today to
commence improving our river here. This
is something that has bren needed for sey-
eral years, and sli that Jefferson nesds TO
m axe it the distributing EN- porium Of north
Texas, 10 having navigation all the year.