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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-17
A Sad Chapter Of Caiastrophss al
LOngTleW.
COSBY About the Texas 4 ~. Lonls
RecoiYsrship.
stock Suffering From the Severe
Season at san Saba.
Houston 20 Have an Interstate Military
Encampmeat.
Fence -Cnttlpg Coming 20 tho Front
Again al Marshall.
A Tcxarksns Emb,zkler Trapped
business Failures.
Other News by Special Dispatches.
other News by Special Dispatches
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Jan. 10. Especial, l-The
court OF appeals affirmed the following
Canoya Va. State, from Webb; Brown W.
State from Victoria; Robertson We. State,
from Washington; ortes vs. State, from
Webb.
Dismissrd-IIolden vs. sopsr. from Cal
houn.
Reversed and emsrdsd-sohmidt &
Z.igler We. Stem q Martin ct al, irom
Washington.
Reversed and dismlssed-Gsscomb VI.
Drews, from Washington.
submitted on briefs ior both parties
GuerrO ct al. vs.. state, from Webb; Schind-
Ter W. State, from Fayette, Gomez w.
state, from Duyai; Alonzo w. State, from
Webb.
Submitted os briefs and oral argument
fOr both partits-Roklss W. State, from
Bell.
GALvksToN, Jan. l6.-fPfess. The New
York steamer Guadulupe, which was ru'
mOred 10 have huraed after leaving Key
West arrived here this evening. The YES
sci met with no mishnp whatever, except
delay al New York In repairing machinery.
Sue bv McNeliy, "a led residing NJ Hign'
land, Galveston cou ~, was brought to the
city this morning FOR tue purpose of having
three badly torn and lacereted fingers
amputated. lie had playiully attempted
to place cartridge, thought to be up-
loaded, upon heated stove.
The probsbi tiles now are that the Beach
pavilion, burned last summer, will not
be rr-Oullt ina buildiuY WAS owned by
Galveston Ciiy Railroad Company. Some
OF tue directors Of that corporation oppose
the proposition 10 cree. new structure
and In Difference to their wishes, II is said
the project will be dropped.
Tue Galveston Press Club this evening
elected the following Cficers: President
A q. Petri, Gr'mgn Pou; first Vice. Presi'
dent, i, l. Walker, News; second Vice
President w. A. Shaw, Houston Advocate
'ecreiary A. o, Wilson, D4lla HERALD
treasurer, o. Dislzsl, jefpau Post; cores
pondent, A. D1nunnd, Midland Review
collector, n. X. Bush German Post.
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THE STATE OF rExA ,.Tc ,;,: At rERsoSs s 3 :

m, HE at ATE OF rExAs-Tn ALI PERSONS
iniere ted In the uafdianship o, the Q. t,te
oiC r Merlidrld iunsti,: Jreph Merria Id
Srsrdiar' has iled "a IN, Counts Court OF Dsl-
~ r,s,,rs, Anal sccou Saving the conti ion
a. hjs ssid ward, .. + Merineld, which wiz he
heard ct the term OF, aid cou'', com rcncing on
the frst Monday IL Feb var, A. isst,
time ii persols Interest In the welt re o. said
iul attic m y appear aid contestssid sccoun' IL
wi,ress,w II. c. Hin. county clerk of Dallas
IFS Given under my hand and ihe seal o.
said court, 1T ufice ia the 'ity OF Dallas, this
W NJ q. HILL.
County Clerk ~ nailss county. Texti.
RxL II HueHs peprtg, tSth'rsHt
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TYLER.

TYLTs, Jan. 10 -[Specall.-W. o. J nh,
sor, late professor in East Texas University
OF this city, was to-day granted license to
practice law by the dis riot court, having
passed creditGble examination.
l.. Thompson, deputy sherhof HenGer-
son county ives fined fl2 IN tho mayors
court this morning for vio!a OF the city
ordinances. This is the fccond deputy sher
III Jailed and fined here within Two mouths.
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NsSOS.

MASON, Jan. lG.-lspeoial. l-At the last
meeting OF sterns lodge, l. o. OF ths
following officers were installed for the en-
suing year; william Kooch, g. 81 NJ.
Maroon. G. "; s. b. Bridges, q. NJ; l.. Nj,
Harper and William Trainer, g., William
Redman X. II Thomas Minney, L. J. S.;
Louis Smith, representative TO the grand
lodge.
A cad cutting ail'fay occurred or the
LFile Llano, twelve miles from this place.
Yesterday morning, httwcen two nrothefs,
o, r. and and John Fleming. While set
fling some accounts they htcnmo Involved
n quarrel, and thu latter was so badly
cut that he died this morning. The in
quest was held this morning, and a verdict
rendered IN accordance with thes0 i9cls.
The weather IS cold and disagree cable,
heavy ice and storms c1usiung considerable
damage and suffering 20 stock.
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SAX SABA, Jan. lG- -(6o'ciall-We are
having some fcar'ul weather. IL com e
menced sleeiing here about 3 O'Clock this
morning and has continued ever since 1,
making it very bad indeed on stock. II
will freezs hard Tonight and no dou0-
cattle and sheep vii. sun-r much.
A petition is being signed here and at
Brady and Paint Rock, preying the second
assistant postmaster general to establish
daily mail line between this place and Fort
Concho. Such a mail line will be OF great
i'm portAnae to this entire western country.
The late freeze killed the top of the wheat
aud oats In this county, but the roots are
not materially ipiured
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POSITIVELY OpE NIGHT ONLY !
WANTS.


vIASTgp-A FEW GENTLEMEN bHAnp Wo 10,
w srs can . a. oHIhou"'' ianl7 "
wood street -, ..y,,,ipE GuoD
w White man who call ghrd'n "a sN
a. hor"e n nd COW; good references Iep'nu.u.. IA,
"DAR1AN, corner Canton anu n;I.",s..t
MfANTRU-PU ILs FOR A sHoaI'hNND
w class tor anv .v,ning III me week ,hcept
..v,.Sax Ss Or sunday terms moderate. Address
SIENOGRATHER, tnis ofiic,. lnfsu
GTISTLp Posi- ION BY A ,iouS,
w man in any kiud Of business. AddIetsC
a., st. James iio e. :, ,,,,,n,
IhTANTEp A fiksr-CLAsS NH tE GIRL
w 10 do geneI al lusewok' APpy ~ sr. ,n,.
ALsroN'S, $40 P.arl sttcel 's".1. -,
.ITANTEp Two BOILER MANkR. hP-
w nlv immediaiely W Novelty Iron Woiks:
Good wages and staty employment ndn,, yunn
T.ITfIJ--A UERMAN H1NL' APPLY 20
w Mrs. RANDALL. AZ bryan tt' "a door W
OF 3td Ward scnool no,lsc. lni, .l5l!.,-,' ll-'
HTANTFD 70 ION IN GOOD
w house, either hardwafo or grocery, 10
,earu the busiut 49, Salary second ~ mst.r'
Can Give as good rcfersuos as Dallas III r1s'
Address q. O., Herald uiicc, laho.lW~
WANTED sELL EVERYBODY WOOD;
w bOcor on hAld. on VIII nave no troupe
this whit 10 act wood II you VIII scnu oe y , ~,
teams 10 A. DYsTtRB NCii ue.o's ~, y.
VaTANTEp--YOU 10 STOP ATTIRE NATION
w AL HOTEL. ii!t-Class sccommodaiions ~
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DoLLAH AND
TWENTY-FIvE GENIE PER DAa Inc pudln'
Ing Is brick with three stairwsys ~ case OF hre.
Located In the busisess portioh ol ,ne u'y, V.,,y
one souare from strcet-car line, and one square
from Texas & Pacific and Missouri taclhc Depot
Couveuient 10 passengers coming or goink ovoI
either road 0flce open Al nght' yuesh sre
called for all ,raius I. CLEAkf. Iropilee,l:
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IONGNIEw.

LosGvrKw, Jan. l6 -tSpecial.l-A terri
bic accident occurred at the junction this
morning. A Young man named James
O'Donnel. lately from Omaha, fireman on
the Texas & Pacific, was called about 4
O'Clock to go out on his run" About $50
his body was found literally torn into frae.
ments. II ia thought that in crossing the
tracks his foot fastened itself between the
rails, where the switch engine caught him,
knocking him lepgthwise on the rails. tear
ing Ills clothing cnmpleiely from his boiy
AMI crusking his frame ,ut of all semblance
10 humanity. The brains and entrails OF
the unfortunate man Law scattered along
the track. a horrible. sickening sight Mr.
O'Donnell has relatives Ia 81. Paul, Mime
sofa, and belonged To lodge Of the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen in
Wyoming, from which he had card The
Longview lodge has taken charge OF his re-.
maius.
This morning. in the absence OF his
mother, Rufus II all, the four year old con
of widos Hall, was burned go badly that
he will die. bv his clo,hing cathine FIRE ai
the open fre-plsee. Tns flames burned in
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TERRELL, Jan. 1G.-[Specinl Another
outrage for the consideration OF the legss-
ture comes to our knowledge this morning
Friday night last party supposed 20 con-
sist OF fifteen or twenty wire-cutters, played
havoc with the pasture fence ol Biyins &
KIRBY, which IS about nine miles south Of
this place. They cut every wire for a diA-
tance of fully two miles, and destroyed ard
cat down many Of the posts. All OF the
land enclosed is the property OF Messrs.
B,yins & Kirby, aud this is the third or
fourth outrage on the game premises, but
the most disastrous, and comes as another
addition OF the rampant deviltry that Is
raging in the state, and committed even
in the very face of our legislature. The
destruction OF this property is not all
them on the mesquite trees along the
fencs, which, in the language OF the wire.
cutters, means hanging for rt tbuilding."
For some tire trouble has been thought
TO be brewing between J. Tom Wilson and
his wife, which developed yesterday in q
violent alteration and came near being at.
tended with serious results. Last night his
wife came to him with pistol. He Was At
mis- saloon. He took the weapon iron her
and during the time shot was nred, but II
is not known by whom. Possibly it was the
result Of the scuffle for the pistol.
The engine of the west-boupd noon
train died" and broke down on the main
track about one mile and halt east OF Ter.
rell this morning, delaying the train several
hours. The engine OF the east. bound train
was sent out TO pull the trsin into the sta
ton. The engine was repaired here, leaving
here two hours and a half late.
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q.
10 bis ears, meek, stomach and llmbs, ani
while Ia this horrinle agony he rushed out
aud stood under The dipping oANes, where
lis moiter iourd him.
In the election % onesTs ot the Guit
davis HEsAlD. the names of HAD Darner
as ylcs-presidenl and general manager sad
,, ~, E's'oh' ~ seofviaiy' shou'" nave sp'
''-'
ro'i """'"'
"oN'"' 's'' u loie0,a"I Ao'
i's''l'' 'us hesIe pu''eT =" 'he i-t'nahss
sA'ooh, NNon.u 'uo p'op''s'or' DICK psFs'
sd n svo,nson son ,n. 20 tns Az; ~nen ne
in money. Harris is jn isil'
A movement is on foof for the ereetlon If
n $3.50 600 woIlen mill. gnbserintions wer,
being solicited to-day
A me,tIn, Of the rennhllcans wa. held n,
the eourt.housa tbis af,,,nnon ,o taks .r-
lion In regard 10 tho nos,of,ice A rssoIn.
tion ,ndorsing Mr. i,nrehIiI and one 20
.lset A snecessor and send me mama "a
Washington was tabled and ths mss,ins
Adjourned witbont action.
Alter much sonnbhltng Mary F,.nk q
domestic in the honse nf N,s Gool.n Wa.
arTe,tsd to-day Tor s,eaIIng a nal, ~ ane
bracelets with diamond settin,s. worth
1910 Sh.h had moi t,i.d 20 all shsm hnt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

The gentleman who desires drink of
something nne, that will reiuvenate
without producing any bad effect "A
cigar or II may be to indulge i'm "A ouiet
game OF billiards or pool, and withnl
courteous treatment, will find the same
NJ the Turf saloon, opposite Oliver a
Gngg's bank. Ellie Thompson, pro.
prietor. ' Pi''
Wheat & Wheat have removed their
livery and hack stable to the large, new
anu commodious stable on the corner
~ Elm and Live Oak streets, also occu-
pieu oy Mccullough x COtlman. Tele-
phohe AT stahle, No. 3A. Also have a
DOWNTOWN office at No. 10 Main street
where all day calls and injuries may
be made. Downtown telephone No mn
You will find u full line of Blankets a,
reduced prices, all kinds, Notions, FUR.
nlture, Stoves, Tin-ware, Underwear
all wool, red aud white; also many arti.
oles, at Fine, Worry Fines auction and
commission house, 6l9 Elm street.
The Turf saloon. What magic In
.hOse three words. All who have tested
tne superior liquors, fine wines, or cool
reIr shing beer, or pprchance unified 4
fragrant cigar, will testify that il has mo
equal IN the land, Opposite Oliver A
Grigg's bank, Elm street,
Cranberries, Prunes, pitied Cherries
setdless Raisins, Horse Radish, evAno
rS'eo Peaches, AT Loeb Il Freiberg's.
Shiloh's Cough and Cunsuuipruu ,a,r,
Is sold by US on q guarantee. IL eure,
CONSUMPTION, SOLD by j. NJ. Aouse,
To obtain something really iluo and
uehcious In csnned vegetables or fruit,
nny the Batavia, sold only by Loeb 4
Freiberg.
Geo. Rick, the Enn strem furnitur,
deeler, In selling uhnits, dEisv.rSo,V
furniture In quality and price to suii
EVERYONE. '"'
Pure and gncolored and guaranteed
unRdulterated May Blossom Ten nj N
cents pound in ono pound packeaes a,
bouches', Sss Main street.
Extremely low prices have hao,
! Nked ON all the furnlture Geo. Ricl
has IN stook--tables, chairs, rockers. ned
room and parlor sets. Give him "A call
Ladies' ready-msde suits Mt 81 10. a. :,
% 90, $500, $50, 5000 to $50, AZ Bnu
Pants, ready mixed, no that nnv ON
can use thcmj artist materials, oils. Ole
at Hamilton q loungs. -
"lt@o hlueinck," N tnsting and i-rvt.,,-
W'emms. Price % nrd n osnta. soidf
N House. :. I IVY"
What NJ ugly ;N>s when Won IN,
S"SHninN piN~. i:Auev's Nslin. Ana
emf " ''f'", .N'"'
"spslding's Gme," mends sorr,,r, ;,
'oyH' orocksiy, MI ornamental work.
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Smith Il Hall win insure tarm-house
on tho installment plan. Call and SO
them.
Pixies Toothache DROPS cure in ono
minute. German Corn Remover kills
oorns and bunions.
shlloh's euro win Immediately relieve
St99p' whoopiag cough and bronchitis.
sold nv j. Nj. House.
Telephone or leave your orders at
Taunton Ioung's, and have your
window glass put in.
You won't be disappointed when Won
ouy lho treasure Tea for 90 cents a
pound, sold by l. lob Il Freiberg.
WHISTLES, brandies, wines for family
use. jugs ii led and delivered promtly
W any part OF the city, Ut Craddock's
h. Craddock, al 4l3 and 4l5 Main street
hassomo of tho huest liquors tor the
CHRISTMAS holidays ever bought u
Loeb d Freiberg have lust received di.
rect from Japan, large shipment OF
lhat celebrated Treasure Tea, 20 cents
per pound.
a m%ssi injector tree with zach both
OF Shiloh's catarrh Remedy. Price n
CENTS Sold nv j. NJ. House.
Nhe Rev. George X. Thayer. of Bour-
Don, Indiana, says; "Both myself and
WHO owe our lives 10 Shiloh'e Consume.
W." nve' Solo Nv !, " EonRa
The season for fires is upon us. So in.
sure your home with Smith q Hail
agents ut Dallas for the sun of london.
Transatlantic, Fireman's Famed, Mes.
tern OF CALIFORNIA, and the Oakland Of
CALIFORNIA. VI
Dobhins' Securing Polish Is the best
thine Ia the world for cleaning tin pans
ana all Kitchen utensils. Finest tkipu
Tor using IN washing dishes and rams if
n aard water. For sale by A. &c. Bouoho
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LOCALETTEs.


Boots to order at Hunstable's,
Repairing done at Hunstshle
90 to Hunstable's, 7l2 Elm street,
lniantE Fine Shoes at Hunstable,s,
Buy the PUNISHABLE Boot every time.
The PUNISHABLE Shoe Store is having a
run. "
Boys Boots at the Hunstablo shob
Store.
p, Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes nj
aunstahles. '' ~
New cod fish, at Bouche's, S2s Main
Telephone Smith & Hall for your ip-
suranoe.
New white fish, at A, K. Bouoho'e, s2s
Main street.
Telephone your orders to Franklin a
Pfouts. machinists.
Ladies--great sales In cloaks ana dol.
mass at Bauman's.
1850 pair Hunstable boots were made
IN Dallas since Nav %, 1888.
just receiyee, u lot OF horse-radlsh In
root, at a. y. Bouohe tho grocer.
Horse rsdish and everything In Che
grocery line you want at Bouche's.
A hat and bonnet Tor every lady. miss
or 'hiId at reduced prices at BaGman's.
The lunches at tho Glen Lea are reas.
enable IN price, and most excellent.
Clear pork sausage at the Dallas
steam Sausage Factory, 40 Elm street.
Batavia canned good ard super,or To
all others. Loeb& Freiborg, exclusive
agents.
bouche, the Main street grocer. keens
everything In the grocery line. Toie.
phone him.
Crazy quilt pieces Of velvet, pluahos,
sa'lhS aud SILKS In packages at 25e, Soc,
zoe aud 81, at Bauman's.
The Turf Saloon on eln sesa, onno.
ne Diver q Griggs, have the finest
unch IN town.
Thnse rossts and that sn,cad aoun NJ
e'S'en Aen '~,.~ I,c Ia.v niam, al IA,
'"- PAN
Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy posit,v,
inre 'or rsipr'n iirhiheris ard csnsa,
~ Nth. Nod nv ,. y AorSs,
Are you made miserable by iudly..
son, constipation, dizziness, loss of an
petite, yellow skim Shiloh's vitaliy.r I,
positive cure. Gold nv I. NJ. Honse
The 6 and 10 cent store opnosite IN,
HERALD Office has all the TOYS. dolls
steam engines. halls, doll seis. nj IN,
lowest prices you eau buy for, nnyw here
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"rhO business Mans Place. {"

The Merchants Exchange bar o
Messrs. q. a. Roth d Co., is one of the
best patronized places in the city. 10.
Gated in the basement of the Merchants A.
Exchange building, keeping nothing
but the best, every attention being paid
to the wants OF their patrons, and titted
up IN the most elegant manner, it pre-
SCENTS one Of the most quiet, cosy and
comfortable places in the state TO spend
few moments Tor lunch aud enjoy your
toddy.
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Shirt gaoIory.
Messrs. Oliver Bros. manufactured
shirts and underwear, have locaIed
themselves at TT Main street, whee
they are making some of the finest g0ooi
to order that can be manufactured. inc!
make q speciality of shirts, aud their ni
is perfection. Gentlemen will find thef
prices low, and can have the Satisfaction
Of getting the best shirt at low prices
and q perfect fit. 77 Main street, 70
warog' I'D stOroa
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Artistic Taste.
If you want to see an elegant stock o.
silverware, take peep at 5. beeks
show window, 5l4 Main street.
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IL You would be carried back Ia tho
Mcyon DAYS OF your childhood, whcn
you were wont, with brothers and sIs.
.ers, TO Sit around the family hea IA in
.ne long, wintry nights, roasting pota.
toes, popping corn, cracking nuts and
merchant a ten-gallon key of IIo.yhas
Bros'. genuine apple cider. ss
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Tho finest goods canned are the Rata.
via. Try them. Loeb & Freiberg.
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Ladies', como early, before all tho crazy
quit pieces are gone. u. BAuMAN.
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-hc j. u. Watkins Land Mortgare Go
MAKE
LOANS ONIAND

For Long Time at Reasonable Rates.
OFFICE: OVER OLIVER & GRIsGs' RANK.
For particulars, call on or address
j. II. WATKINS l.. NJ. CO.,
Dallas, Texns.
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THE NATIONAL IRON FENCE COMPANY
y Cortlandt Street, New York.

Cortlandt Street, New York.
Iron Posts aud Anchors aud Wire. com.
prlsing an entire Iron Fence. The latest hest
ana cheapest fence now In use. Indestructa.
Die by hre or rot, and ten times ma durabIe M
any wooden fence. Any kind of most can he
used. Certificate Of highest medal award
60 Tor this fence at New York state Fair, iSS3
the office of the cOmpnnv
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THE CITY.
THE TEXAS LAND & MORTGAGE ca.

LOANS MONEY on
Real Estate and good Collateral Secur-
ity on long and short time and ressona-
BILE rates of interest. Vendors lien
notes are also bought or loaned on, and
arrangements can be made to repay
loans by instalimonts.
G. L. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
Offices In Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
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For lame back, aide or chest use Shl
Ions Porous Plaster. Price Is ccnts
sold by J. NJ. House.
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Beaded laces and dress fronts in black
and white, at Baumnn's.
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There isn secret about
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

which all ladies should know. See ou
circular al your druggists.
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Children's School Shoes at Huns"'
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Dr. r.. Bosanko.

Ut, bORnnkO.
This name has become so familiar with
!ne most of people throughout the
unlteu states that 1t is hardly neces-
me great DIR. Bosanko's Cough md Lane
syrup, the peoples favorite remedy
wherever known, far coughs, colds. Con-
sumption and all affections OF the throat
una lungs. Price so cents and Al .OO
sold 10y Hickox d Patterson. Dallas.
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Ranches and Farms.
FRANCIS SMITH Il co

FRANCIS SMITH q CO.,
over Traders National Bank, Fort
Worth. Kampmann Block, San An
tonic.
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We call spe, ial attention 10 Hughes
Bros. advertisement to be found In our
columns who, berg ov-rstockad with
chsmpagne wine In Manufacturing their
Grape BekinR Powder, are proposing 10
ainost give II away.
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.GaH, Colorado { Santa Fe Railroad

The short route between Dallas a. Waco,
Through cars between Dallas and Gal
weston,
The only route to LampRSaH.
The fast route Via Temple to Auatln, San
antonio, Laredo and Mexican points.
Two trains daily between Dallas and
Cieburne.
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We OFFER NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVING As FOylMs

ear Potatoes.
500 kegs Soda. ''"'a
800 cases New Salmon.
200 cases l-pound cans Fresh w..
Also the following goods for dirs sa'l !.
ment from the points named 10 Nv ~
any Partof the country: '1'sa
California Fruits, Il. o. r. st
cisco. 'al M
canned maekerel, Domestic sord,,. I.
Canned HOLSTERS, f. 0. R. port,ans , "
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En Ghe s5yoc. Eye and Bye.

NIr. Bennett, music writer, and Mr..
Webster were intimate friends. The lat
ter was subject to melancholy.
He came in where his friend Webster
was at business one day, while in de-
preston Of spirits.
"What. is the matter now?" said Ben
nett, noticing his sad countcnancc.
"No natter" said Webster, "it will be
right By and bye"
"Yes; that sweet by and bye" said
Bennett; "would not that sentiment make
n good hymn, Wcbster?"
"Maybc it would" said Webster, indif-
fcrcntly.
Turning to his dcsk, Webster wrote the
three verses of the hymn and handed them
90 Bennett. When he read them his
whole demeanor changed. Stepping to
tho desk he began to write the notes.
Having finished them he requested his
violin, and played the melody. In fow
minutes more he had the four parts of the
chorus jotted down. 1t was not over
thIty from the first thought Of the hymn
before the two friends, and two others
who had come in in the meantime, were
singing all parts together.
\ bystander, who had been attracted by
the music, and had listened in fearful ST.
lcnce, remarked, "That hymn is immOi-
tai" 1t is now sung in every land under
tho suu
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-02-16
Figured Down 90 80 Point.


The advertisement or Barnum' lalloOcd
Greek Sailor says:
lie has on his body ! 900, 900 puncturc',
and it was all done by female savage.
The poor man lost n drop Of blood and
shed 4 tear for every puDcture, aud was
the only one Of twcnty-four who survived
the operation. Ihe woman who did the
tattooing worked six hours day for
ninety days before the task was complct-
cd"
a mathematician Of the ALBANY ExJre,s
figures as follows: "1'hc woman must
have given him 81 puncturcs second.
Then, ii nc lost one drop Of blood with
every puncture, he lost, estimating tic
usual number Of drops to the pint, aud
taking pint for pound, 1888, ,sSJ drops
Of blo6d, or L tribe over twon ty barrels
during ninety days. Tears don't weigh
as much as blood, so punching thc two
together, the gentleman from Albania
must have los. ~ tons Of those 1uids
within three months" B9rnum's agent
retorts that IL the Greek had not been
wonderful man hc would not have been
exhibited.