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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-13
Arrested for Embezzlement.

New York, February II George
Davidson, ciief clerk OF the subsist.
ence department OF the United States
army, stationed ut Chicago, In 1879 and
1850. was arrested this morning charg-
ed with em9ezzling $500 during the
years named.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-13
CAPERA BROS.
MANUFAC TURING CONFECT |0NB
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
MALI ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEurJDE
GALyESlOq
The Missing San Antsl|
New Papx |

Galveston, Februsv 4
Hays, the young lssT5
tonic who disappeardisi
recently. was found Ia Y
by Col. w. b. Hamlls |
here in search Of him. Y:
Col, Hamilton says, hf
under mental dVsDsd
by too close applitalionf
is not in his right mind
ton will take him 70
where he has relaiires
Miss NJ. A. L. farssa
suing in this city a wni
titled the Texas SllkNl1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-13
LOgan's Boom.

Meridian, Coun., February - M.
LIN Lincoln ciun, composed of leading col.
oleu men OF connecticut, has Endorsed
len John 4, Logan as the Repub.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-13
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nv -
~ am for ~ w. s,asll
o oiabt' i.beca'Ise h,ss,I'
satisfactory plsssanIl,
business, men ay' hs
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Convictions. a i y.
for for the place with, well
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qualities pleassa
bystander. replIi
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w \ man who d, d,
tireIy too nacn y W
the pt sIs whisty%a
thing or the 0'''' |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-13

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04

From ell sections of The state we hear OF
endorsements Of our excellent Representa-
tive, Hon. /. A. Patton. ior the position Of
commissioner OF the general lard office. IL
Ia not only In porth Texas thst he hes sup.
porters but in the east and south as we'll.
What is most encouraging and certainly
ought 10 be most gratifying 10 him 10 the
fact that il is entirely spontaneous and vol.
untary. Before the ADJOURNMENT Of the
extra sestion the matter YVES entireiy
without his knowledge oanvnssed aud re-
markable unanimiiy was foued favorable to
him. His straightforward, earnest sdvo-
c,cy OF what he considered rights, COM
binsd with the mcdesty that sits well Upon
young Legislator, won him frien6s in every
section OF The state. His records upon the
questions OF state policy now 1T Issue has
been made and IL on file in the published
proceedings o! the last legislature aud 1t
speaks for him. 30 general has been the
discussion OF h's name Ia this connection
that his friends have determined TO take
the matter In hand, and believing in the
strength OF his following, will push his
claims throughout tina p.a,e.-fCleburne
Telegram.
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WILLS POINT.

WILLS POINT, May 2.-[Correspondenoe.
Raining. raining, raining, and still l
rsins, and little prospect yet OF Ito ceasin z
Farmers are gloomy over tho situation
BuAinsss dull In consequences.
Old AquArius SCENE b be trying TO make
asssnds for hia dsrelictious during She past
winter.
tn. quarterly conferences of tho Melho.
dist Episcopal church 10 Ia session here.
To- morrow evening Q mass meeting OF
ths Children will be held at the Methodist
church. Judge Spinks, OF Canton, Is to
deliver an address TO them. The Judge is
peculiarly happy in his efforts on such oc-
casioDs.
The many friends OF De, Gray are pleased
to sec him on the streets again after such
q p, otrected illness.
Gres, preparations are being made for the
calsbrstiou on the 7th instant. Much
pleasure is anticipated by all. Mr. J. f..
mon,iord Of the Bon Ton, will furnish re-
freshmests, both at the grounds In the day
and rt the hall in the evening,
Judge Crow, OF Canton, passed through
here en- route to Quitman TO attend
distIic. court.
J. G.. Kearby returned to-day from Era,h
county, where lie has bsen on legal bust
nesi.
Mise Ssllis Nichols, ono OF Longview's
most lovely bellies 10 guest OF Mrs. J. w.
Smith.
Tks many friand3 or Mr.. PIoutS OF the
HERALD, were glad TO meet him on our
streets this week.
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--sO~-
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
ct. LOUIS MARKET.


ST. LOUIS, Nav 3 - Flour strong: top
G. DIES higher; xxx So 90 to $500; family
S. rs to IS 20 Wheat sharply higher, -.
pscailv tor cash and Nav; No. rod ST. 10
to 81 II. cash: 81 IA TO 81 10 Nav; 81 10 l-2
to 81 II LIZ jane: 81 IS to 0S IL
July; 90 l-2 to. 90 ss year. Corn
20 I.2 to 81 / 2. cash; 10 SIS to 5o1s, May;
so 5 s 10 81 l.S, June; 81 8 s 10 50 l-2, Jniy
Oats higher; "a lS bid cash; 80 / 2 to 80 "a
May; "a IA to 80 1.2, June; 81 "a, July.
Whisky firm;Sl IL. Cornmesl steady; 50 so
Provisions firm. Pork, si7.1212 to Sl7.25
Bnlk mea's-Long cl.or. s 40: short rib,
s1o !os 59S;''ho,t clear 70 B ss
9i-s to Ia; short clear, o ssto eI2.
Lard, bid. Cattle-R.c.ipts. 200, cup
ply vary light and only some retsil trade
10 previous prices. Hogs-Receipts, / 100;
light, So 40 to $S55; packing, IS 40 to 1915;
heavy, $500 to So 90. Sneep-Receipts.
300 snpply small and only light local trade.
CHICAGO MABKET.
CHICAGO, May 3-rhe D,ovsrs Journal
report: Hogs-R csipt,, 6500; dull and
weaker; rough packing. $500 TO 1913;
packing and shipping. IS so TO SC 05 light.
So Is to So rs Cattl--R .ceipts, 900;
steady; export grades, 500 to So 60;
good to choice shipping, $3.50
to 10 81 common 10 medium,
So % TO So so. Sneeo-Receipt,. $50;
inferior TO ia,r. 81 10 81 75 medium to
good, S. 70 So; choice to extra, $500 to
30 40, Flour steady aud unchanged.
Wbes,-Demard fair; prices higher closed
81 s to Ia over Yesterday; May, 90 5-S to
92 SIS. June, 92 14to % 1.2; July, 90 3s to
95 IL; August, Oh IL TO o33-4, and
closed about Is below outside
prices. Corn strong and higher; closed
rs to over yesterday; cash, SO to SO 1-2;
May, 8? s To SO 3.S: June, 81 3 s IS 5.S;
July, SO IA to 81 l-2; August, 81 3S to So
l-2, closed IS to IA below top igures Oats
higher; cash, 81 "a; May. 81 10 80: June, SO
tc. 80 3.s: July, 80 l 4 TO 333s Pork quiet
aud weak early, but rallied 20 TO %, and
closed steady; Gosh, SIPS 10 Sl7 80; Nav,
SIT 80; June, $3.50 TO Sl7 so; July, $l7.35
TO SLIGO. Lard firmer: 10 higher; cash,
8 40 10 $50; May, $40 TO $50; June, 8 so to
7.62 1.2 Bulk meats in fair demand; shout.
81.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
Kansas CRY, May 3.-Wheat quiet and
nominal: 81 IA bid, cash; 81 LIZ bid. June;
so 1-2 bid, July. Corn higher; A 1-2 to
A So, ca.h: 43 3-S bid, June; As bid. July.
Osis dull and nominal; 81 80 bid.
The Live Stock Indicator reports
Cattle - Recsip,s, ~: slow; native
steers OF $40 to l.l92 pounds average. 80 to
S.. 40; stockers aud feeders, 81 40 to IS;
cows, 1915 to "a 80. Hogs-Receipts,
2. 700: steady; lots 1872 70 3l5 pounds aver
age, $50 TO IS 90; mainly, $40 TO IS so.
400; steady: natives, 6s
10 IS pounds average, SO so 10 S4.5O.
corT)E srATKMENr.
New YoRK, May 3.-ihe following Is
fhc daily c,m ma yative coftou stA,emenl.
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Tho King OF Floor Cloths.

The new and artistic designs brought GU,
this season In the patent "Linoleum" floor
cloth. will no dono. give this popular srti
Gle IN increased ssle. II 10 the only floor
covering combn.ny IN tho highest degrees
the qualities essential to comfort, elegance
by various names. are on the market, but
the superiority OF the Angriosn make 10
beyond controversy. Tue genuine cloth
has the Walton trade mark and word
"Linoloum" ON tho back VI every square
yard. All carpet dealers keep IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04

These dog tralua are amuslnf. ifno, admirable,
~ mans 81 transporting ftisht. lhoy are
made up Of Indian ogs rillits, mupgro,e, scrub
yelpers, Newt uai and, aud mast IL, with
Low and thou bulldog Tue driver
goes l., hind and urscs them On With
snowhslls now aud thon lndisg II nees-
sAiy 10 NO iorWard hni male a lazy cur work up
TO his collar by giving him tho bight Of a pack
ing.rope. A driver ofdogs says Dogs IL ths
Oldest fools In the world. whllo they 10 the
ngac'ousest animals Why, when them togs
near about pull their to~.nni s'H conin' no a
steep hill. they bark out their delight wh,n no
up and pat them ON the head aud cali them
good dogs Horses nor 20 otbos arimals won't
be fed on such tehy. Why these dogs viii
stand II Ia be cussed for miles aud then bs
vckied 10 death nj pat on tho head "
10 IL said that two. thirds OF the soil in tho
chez ennc valley will be under cultivation this
year.
Ninoty.,hroo Foreigners wero naiurallseG at
the late term Of cour, at swan Lake, Dakots.
AneiA Dakota, expects 10 harvest 2to,0e
bushels OF wheat this year.
soe
l.0iiaa m sponkinH Iitla
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rhi5 year, LosI Z oxf
FUTURES.

COTTON AT New orleans options are poiu;s
1Nwer on the present roD aud points lower on
Tile next At New York TIE Inc Is resrly
the same ~ New 0rleaut- Lival pool Is OH l-cs.
The markets 81 sed quiet win small er sa es.
CHICAGO May 3-W eu closed cent,
and a fraction higher, at ~ cents for
the M-y option and 81 for Juno
Corn closed osnt lower st 3'S for May and
M s,s ,or Jura faf c'rgfd ~ 85 f0r Mry,
az ~ ~ for Jure ani sl5 50 for July. Tbs sd.
vance ON pork Is 20 cents yer barrel Lard
ciosed 1850 for May. IS 60 for June aud IS 62 IL
for July. Ths advance on nd is Is per cwt
NEW YORK.
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Beware of Imitation.

We find that In various parts Of the coun.
try INSCRIPTIONS druggists, for the purpose
OF making large profit, are pslming off or
q too contiding pubic worthless counter
felt of Ponds Extrac. under the plea that II
Is lust ss good" and in some cases that II
IS Ponds Extract. Trust no druggist who
makes any such repr tations. Beware
OF all such imposition. Insist upon getting
the genuine article, take nothing else and
ace that the words Fonda Extract ore blown
In the elsss and tns our trademark 10 on
the surrounding wrapper
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

Dallas, May Already the state editors.
one fr.m each paper published In Texas, sio ar
rvirg and taking quarters assigned Them by
ths commit, rue 'pn1, n. or ~ Vn .ssye..
itsclf most fpIolbly 10 the mofchant', 10 every
body. In fact, who has the interest OF me
Gy AZ hear. he sys o. 81. n a.ssp wii
necessarily influence tho msnnsr they viii wrte
Of us Ia nusdrods 81 levspsp'r wo viii be
adv,r bed aud olosel, ityi.wed as TO our 70,
cor rc,s, progIe.s adyant.gs manners snd
10 alton. II these q ilors are rendered cheerful,
cheeriutly they viii who and u their
si is n. are sS w. Ss%% ,ssr m .%
tiors Of Dslla, win ring with III. prsi.s tue eiy
fairly merit. viens expressed by thoto edi'
tors will ave fep,,iion IN .u', o.n,I "os vi.
hi, saihedre ,oseher OF iouInA i,,s'
Every effort uld be male by M.usslnen;
OF our Waiting journalist. who are In f.csA host
OF work.rs In a foundry where opinion IL
moulded.
oRAIs AND BEgArsrrFF,.
81, Luis MAY 8-R winter wheat In ele'
w or closed ic -dav l-2o con hlgheI ~ 4.
ior June AND - 8 ) forJuly' Corr closed ! cent
hisi or nj 81 l.s. ard Ia for Juns ana July
rcspett.yey. Oats @ used n shade higher at
sii.4 spo u 81 70. Jule aud July.
1GC7a corn 1854 oss, 80 3ii. linment
arc, wheat, q sci. coru, i2SS9 "asa 1877 ~.
wHKAT-tlut.. lu1. Htoh NJ Rrad.t' v'o
N'uAfaxka SIC Doc
RTx-KominSi at Co: northern, So
BARLkY-<OGiSo ,,
CORN -In ihucH, NeiVf shoioo anu 'ssAei'
OATs-Cholce. 3laS2 sacked. ,-,.
YLoUR--fatenL i6 early oieaFdass
r,dd Mis-, PATENT So Cnion. ID Prslris |
Flower, az Star Choice, 2 II
BHAN-Ai mills, sOc, In Store. Op.
&c SNMkAL-fine bolied per iV po0hos'
HoMINY AND GRITs-S 90 per barrel 40
fEyD-Chopped CON per ~ poui.sh' 4 ~ |
ohoIpeS corn and oats per luO pounds La
con- bran per IL hounds, tOc
JRlfiAM PLOUk-fer 100 pounds. SUI
HAT--Dark. c COOS CO. bTiehh 10 w ,rlio
ssnfth, pTslrlo, bRlei, dags, y W. oIieat
4 80 bright nee on board oI' IL y"
MiiLET sEED-e5g German sills. 90.
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NEw onLEANs MARKET,

Nav ORLEANS, May S.--corn in fair dc.
maud And essier; mixsd CO so "a; white Ga
20 20. OSts dull; "A. Bllk meats dull and
over; shoulders packed o IL; long clear
shoulders lover, Z i.2. Bran QUOT aud
easier; % TO 81. Cotton seed OIL, prime
crude, 80 TO 81; summer yellow 80 10 49,
Others unchanged. Exchange unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04

Exports this week at all United states
poris: Great Britain, 3,45i; France, more;
Continent, LILO; rock at all United States
ports this day, IS 125; ttock yesterday,
5s5 ais: this day last yer. 604 GIG.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, May 3 Flour dull. Whest-
loot lots higher; options opened Is n IA
vor; afterWords stronger, advarced i 1.2
closing steady. 1-2 20 5-6 under outside
n IL No. red, el.1Q Oosr-6pot lots
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04

|V'II- Vlsss tsl.,.. J, .s.E.ly > 81 1l1l..s
Ia highev; option. ~ 10 81 higher; un.
GRADED a % e2i No. 5, 81; s.s.msra 90 ~
options 8 70 10 pon,u higher; very quiet,
clostd steady, sslos 1000 bsgs; Rio No. z
June, S0i; July, $40 10 S75; August, $40
50 s7o. sussr steady; refined frmer;
STANDARD A l-2 TO 0'5.s; confectioners
4, 0Si ont loaf and crushed
1874 powdered. Tia 10 1913
srauul.,ed, g ~ 10 TO Z. Molass,s quiet
but stesdy; 90. test refining, %; New Or.
ans, 80 so OF. Rico ssrsdy ard fairly nc
i've, Inli0v quiet bus steady; Z. Roam
quiet md unchanged. Tucpentine steady;
81 "a Wool dull and urchengod. PORK
quiet; CID mesa sl7 10 $i7 25. Lard firm;
western steam SPOT, 8,O5,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

srTHE DALLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Campaign Club meets every Wednesday and
eaturds- EVENING" ats O'clock. In Turner Hall
Aoordisl Invitation Il extended to all reputli.
cana 70 attend. ~ order the prsudeut.
B. O. THAYER SoHolary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04

A RNOlD, GLASGOW q ARNOLD,
n ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
GRAHAM TEXAS.
Once Ia Federal Court Building, rest side
Public qnaro w,ll practice IN the state and
Fes5ara V ,nurta
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04

NHw York. Mays money A: To 9 l.2, closed
oifsrei IL, prime mercantile pap~., I 10 8 l.2
sterling eScnangc, H., dull; is7 liz eight,
$50 III
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Smith, Est'... d Nay Flower.
TheTimoTried and universally Approves Remedy
forAil Diseases OF tho Bladder and Kidneys
10 Positively Cures where an
Other Remedies Have Fail.
c<i % Produce Relief.

sDright's Disease OF IN Kidneys" q fearful
scourge, which spares neither age, sex nor condi.
ton becomes an incurablo disease only for the
want OF timely attention. II allowed TO work its
rayagos unchecked until II has fastened upon tho
yltals of is victim no medical SKIN can release is
hold; It claims It's prey, ana annually numbers It's
victims by the thousand. timely use OF
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively prevent such results. In proof OF
this assertion, we cito you 10 the numbcrcss tcsu'
monials In our possession, and quote such omi'
nont authorities as DR.. Ell Ives. of New Haven,
Conn, and Dr. King. Compiler OF Kings Dis
pcnsatory) Ask your own physician II these
names arc authorities, and decide for yourself
whether You will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice TO an advertised medi'
cino. Decide now. II may not BIO too late.
Smiths Extract of May Flower
Is natures own remedy 1t IL no vile dccoction
OF nausoous drugs and dangerous chemicals. May
Flower Is a modest little plant which grows In
New Foundland, In Pennsylvania and Kentucky
II Is diurctic and astringcnt In Its properties, and
has frequently boon used 10 great advantage In
Dlarrhna and Bowel Complaints OF children. Its
great merit, however, isin It's gentle ana efficient
action on the Kidneys II removes oil impurities
through natural channels sand restores thcsystcm
to healthy condition. Itpromptly relieves pains
IN the back and lolns In cases OF weak and deli
cate females, It's value Is beyond computation.
But for the natural modcsty OF woman, which
causes her TO shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds OF testimonials o!
incsilmablc benefits derived from its use.
Ask your druggist for smith's Extinct Of May
Flower Read carefully the circular around tho
bottle II IL yours TO choose between
Health, Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only by s. d. Smith Bro, Coyington
Ky. For salc by all druggists.
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COTTON.

/ Co1Tos On thespoi a. sed dun ard I'M MANGO
l., ali The markers keep New Oileanr, which Is
IS !, wcr today, btiueirg that lori on parity
with Gnlyesian. Uulsss the rcacii u occurs I'M
lMcdiaiciy Ga weston Is ikeiy ~ fall sui a rae
Mon low xt week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04

NELL % YOUNG,
~ ATTOsNEYS-AT-L
stephenville, Erath County, Texas
II II. NELL LEE YOUNG.
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JOHN w. DOREHUS,
u ATr0RNEY-AT-LAW and LAND AGENT
Bryan Texas.
Comm oy ~ Al practice goliCi.d.
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gI1 n. STRANGE.
w. ATTORNEY ALLAN
No SN Main 2tJf et Dallas rsycH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.

l.odies approve OF your smokin5 Liltl
J.kern
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, skCA' rr5.

Toyv- ope- cd: Liverpool steady; New York,
uui.c New Orleans, duh Closed: New York.
Guioi; New Orleans; du,l; Galveston. quiet,
uoNsoLIpAygp .zcNirTs.
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II p. BELL, jC0nAIy Aitorney.J
4 .ATTORNgY.AT-LAW and LAND AGENT
BAIRD. Callahan fyrnty 2 wa
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Tell the children to cat ont and savo the comic
silhouette pictures ~ they appear from issue TO
issue They will DO pleased with tho collection.
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VIZ u. ~ q. q. WRIGHT,
w. ATTOREE Sd ALLAN,
No. 7i5 Main street. tUp-s,airs)
Iail0g. Texas.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-04-10
HAY PRESSESS.

We again urge the erection of a
Hay Press in the city, for baling the
crop of grasses that is likely to be
offered in this market net fall, as has
been the case for several years past
There is firm in Aberdeen, who
have sold quite a quantity Of baled
Timothy and clover hay this season,
imported from other sections of the
country, which is inferior in quality
even to the crab grass hay that is
sold in bulk every fall from oul
county wagons. The erection OF
presses would stimulate and encOur.
age the grass growing industry, and
instead of our money going to other
sections for that commodity it would
find its way into the pockets of oul
own people, aAording a neat profit
to all who handle the hay. What
say Messrs. Howard & Jordan, of the
Star Stables; or Messrs. Posey &
Bro, and others? 1t is not a pleas
ant sight to see any article imported
that could with proper facilities and
a little encouragement be amply pro
vided right here at home.
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Canton, Aberdeen g. Nashville
Railroad.

Capt. John G. Mann, Chief Engin-
eer Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
southern division, Capt. w. b. De-
Courcey, Engineer of the Canton,
Aberdeen & Nashville Railroad, and
Mr.. White, Master Mechanic of the
Illinois Central, we're in the city on
Tuesday, for the immediate purpose
of surveying and stalking out the
depot grounds for the G. A. & n,
which they accomplished and left
everything in readiness for the con
tractor, Mr.. S. H. Berg, to proceed
with the building. The depot will
be brick structure of the latest de-
sign for that character Of buildings.
and will have a park attached for
identifying the premises, the Illinois
Genital having an appreciation OF
aesthetics as well as an eye to con-
venience and durability.
They report that track-laying
from Blanton's Gap towards Aber-
deem has commenced in earnest and
will be pushed vigorously. One
hundred and fifty laborers are adver-
tised for IN this city for track-laying
and repairs of grade twenty-five
miles west of Starkville, at S14O
per Gay. The difficulties at "The
Gap" having been at last effectual-
ly and permanently surmounted, the
work can now progress to completion
with ease and facility.
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JERSEYS

THERE is great abundance OF
ssthe ardent to be found in the city,
but we desire to direct the attention
Of our numerous visitors to the splen-
did artesian wells on Commerce. street,
that are such favorites with our peo-
pie. BY the way, there are about
twelve or fifteen of these wells in
Aberdeen, every one of which throws
out a continual stream of glorious,
pure, health giving water, from
depths ranging from three hundred
to FIVE hundred feet.
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United States District Court.

The United States District Court
for the Eastern Division of the North
ern District of Mississippi, Hon. R. A.
Hill, presiding, convened for its
April term on Monday morning.
Judge Hills charge to the Grand
Jury was an able and exhaustive one,
comprehending every character of
violation Of the United States laws,
and the duties Of the jurors were SO
thoroughly explained as to render it
an easy matter to understand the re-
sponsibilities devolving upon them.
Hon. G. G. Chandler, District At
tomey; Col. j. L. Morphis, y. S.
Marshal; Messrs. 7. B. Wilson and
w. H. Clopton, Deputy Marshals;
Messrs. G. r. Hill ana w. II. Vasser,
Clerks, L. w. Medley, Crier, were all
on duty and actively employed in the
discharge of their respective duties.
The Grand Jury was organized by
the appointment of Mr.. j. V. Thomas,
of ltawamba, as Foreman.
There is quite considerable dock
ct, the civil cases largely predomina-
ting, and it is probable that the entire
term of four weeks will be consumed.
Judge Hill never seemed to be in
better health, and is just in the proper
trim to handle a docket that will last
until the last moment of the term.
De A handsome assortment of
LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN'S
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The splendid three story Gordon
House building at the corner OF
Commerce and Maple streets, and
the elegant new Opera House, also
to be three stories high, on the OPP
posite corner on same side of Com
merce,o on Meridian street, will do very
we'll for "end men," while the old
Masonic building in the centre of the
block, affords an excellent middle
man" for that side of the street,if we
are permitted to use the vernacular
of the "burnt cork artists.