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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21
THE NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION AND
YELLOW FEyER--A SUGGESTION.

LIZ steuHsoAioN'
IL Ia TO be hoped that the city Of New
OIL cans will pay especial attention to her
sanitary condition and quarantine arrange
mcnt, this spring. The great Worlds TX
position is 10 take place there next Dccem-
Der. and inyitstions Will be sent out not
only to all these states. but TO tho whole
world, TO a.tcrd. Not only this, but a
largo number of commissioner Will
ne cessarily have to be present
IN are during tho snmmer to
ar ,apge for and supervise the matters en-
trusted to their exactipg and continuous
work. Cuba, Mexico and Central and South
America. a, well as the rest OF the universe,
will have their representatives and visitors
there, who will DO in constant receipt Of all
manner OF articles, 10 ell manner OF pack
ageg, and II through either these personali'
lies or those packages the yellow ioyer
| shall creep through and spread disease ana
desola ion through the land, New Orleans
,vil reosiye q blow that n century
will moi ennble her to recover from. An
! extensive familiarity with that dreadiu'
scourge through nursing It's victims during
a long residence .herc, ir~npel,u'to We suG-
cestlon TO the authorities TO guard alter the
yerv salest modes sgainst the possible cd
rj1sion of the germs or Whatever other in
ducing causes that may convert one OF mel
possibly greatest blessings and benefits inte
The dires. OF disasters and woes.
The country, and particularly Iexsa-ir
such close territorial contact and by thu
railway, must have assurance that al
will be well, that the utmost
of caution shall bo used tc
prevent the importation, and equally
that II IL do come, q sterling inte9
ritv and a faithful friendship, not to ssJ
humanity, will dirclose the iacs with Z
promptness that must wait for noth'nl
less IS a messenger than the lightning i'sel
over the wires.
Wa are dsvotedly u friend to New Or
leanu. we shared in her glorieH before th'
var: we carried the csrbine under her nag
ard under ono, too, made by the hand q
The mother OF this writer; we rejciced N
h.r victories; we wept In comnon Wiz
conquered comrades in her miseries, whicn
the copGscating cormorantf Imposed upor
her defeated sons and daughters,
who were driven TO seek better shei
tor In other atates; but as a TEXAN
now. We are looking for the safety
of Tsxe. before tho commercial advance
m ant of any place on earth. and we there
to,e make there suggestions in the interest
~ tho Crescent City as well asotthc balance
Of the country, aud trus! TO receive in good
lime the fullest assurance OF q grant to tho
most reasonable Of requests.
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asked.
Governments firm.
Railways hrm. =.

asked.
Governments firm.
Railways arm.
States securities dull.
The result of to.day's trading on the stock
| exchange was that out OF thirty-two leading
active stocks twenty-eight closed higher
! than last night, aud OF these six were l per
cent. and over HIGHER, namely: Canada Pa
ciic, / IA; Lackawanps, ! 5-8; Reading,
2 Is; X chmond Il Danvills, 2; Bichmond q
West Point, /, aud Manitoba l IA. There
was special activity in Union Pacific, ct.
Paul and Lake Shore. Coal shares were
also more active today.
The Post understands that the assistant
| treasurer OF the United States has addressed
he clearing house association q tentitive in
! curry with reference to the probable Eject
OF the governments paying lie clearing
hou,e balances In silver in case II tine gov
ernment) should be forced 10 DO 20. and
that subject Is now nnder adyisement. Ii
may be remembered that shortly before
specie payments were resumed, that
is In the latter part OF 1878. the
| clearing house passed resolutions making
al balances bet neen banks payable in gold
| oriapsl tsndar no.es and declaring liver
; doll srs should be received or deposited un.
| der the special contract that the depositor
should accept them Ia payment of hif
checks. The su~b-.reasury. was admitted ni
= member OF the clearing house under THU
rule, and IL wes sxreed the rule shouli not
be changed without thirty days notice.
Transactions, $780, 900 shares.
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gUHsDAf RIGnT's ohuEsoHg w0EE,
E|ytssriLE, Law, Fsh. :0.-rhe river 10
glfeHn VITA wrecks OF houses swept away
lsst night. Relief boat, have boon sent
above aud hslow TO render such ssslst,poe
40 possible IN resenlng IA, psollo and re-
rsylag distress Tners are many rSmofs
0flls oi lie. No dshnlla iai0rmAi on Ia
oltsiusl. bat there 10 no doubt I Nas
heavy. ksshurs hh lUst ~tel-plonei for a
beat 10 60 20 tho assistance oi tha pepha .
bO stgn Ia distress, opposite that town,
Whlch ia fifteen milss above hoTt. The
weather Ia uOv calm
1WEuL tOssss ~ bsOLArfog
RvkRbuLLE iss FOB. ~, -oge % the
relief noAuA arrived from below tnle aiief-
noon aud reports az aFMl sccus ~ dea0la-
sion, but - far N could be a.ceris ned no
iosl OF lia. Within fifteen miles ~ Agsns
Vii'o 10 b. estimated that my or sors
house, have been washed away, lnc to"a
/ OF fAir Play, cor sistins Of litccn houses,
wGs enrfely HSept away. Many Pc 20
Wcro taken from Tree, atd nils, some
badly frozen, and CROUCH. hero. Two men
were found in : single tire, where they heu
rsmalnCd aiK boufs ThoY were grriilF
] orlnustad and badlr h,Esn, Iney were
brought mere for trea'msni;
HELPl HEiPl
gHAgHEgrowN, lit Fen. 20 Tho l9l-
lowing appeal has been m tde 20 The pu2.ic'
A." AfaIu We arc compelled TO appeal 10 toe
public Tor aid for u suffering people. We
hs1 hoped until Yesterday that Our peCliA
would no. DO homtless or rYHn fuif.r 20 the
llNiert Of last year, but ais go are d9om-
"a % disappointment. Yesterday al 4 p. m.
= terrific storm swept over Gus olty, cary
ing destruction and des1lation ~ is pain
Hundreds OF houses thst were dtlnged u
heir roofi and lettering on theis iounua-
lions we're swept way and dashed 10
pieces, leaving hundreds oil families win.
GU. housfs or shelter OF any KIND
after the food subsidies. which,, though
hoped for, is stiil in tho dark ~.
ture, Gs the river has nov phssen
tho food beiCht OF last year, ana
stll slowly rising, aud 10 what height 10
viii reach we can not know. Many Of our
cit zens have worked beroicsllY eince our
last years calamity 10 rebuild aud rent
| their little homes Tor habit ttion, snd hhd
enjoyed the poor privilege Of llyiug IN them
but a few short months untm eupmefgeo
again. Then the storm with III IT. horrors
came 20 add 20 the mlseiy. We are doing
Al Ia our power TO relieve tho immodiste
wSut3 in the way OF food, but what these
people will most, need when the I)pd SUP
s.deB 10 money TO Teblild thelf housst
We, therefore, appeal 10 a generous puoi c
In their oehelf. ANY Contributions car Dc
forwarded 10 he undersigned 10 toe flrst
Nstiortl hank OF BhGwnee.own and VIII
be m!thu ~ applied TO the use for which
u T. needed.
TsipnedI j. w. NILLsPAUGH,
Mayor.
uFAYY LossEs.
EVANSVILLE. IED, Feb. @.-At Boril'-
town. Kentucky, twelve houses were car
r,cd away and two or three Steamer
wrecked, There wore many narrow escapes
but no loss Of life.
C.ngo, iii, Fob. 2o.-The storm ofyey-
teYday destroyed eighteen houses e. Btroe
Point, M~igsoHri; loss about SO COO. H. slsp
knocked three oil their ioundetions ~ Vast
Ctiro. Ma lives lost as far us heard rom.
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TO 10 8 4. Hams steady choice sugar.cured
canysssed, Is Ia, Whiskey steady and un'
changed. Coffee active aud hrm; Rio car
goes, common TO prime, III 20 "a sugar
dull common n good common, 4 SIS 10 o.
ohoire. STAT 6S.i; ysliow oIafided, OF.
20 o 4; white c, hid d z. grsnulaisd, 7 2,
dolH-sea sui 49, unclanr A. Rice riesdy
and IA good dgmanai ordinary q prime
I IS 10 53l Bran dull aud SCARE, ~ 10,
nlt'on alsd oil scarce iu rqueit, crude,
90 ~ 10 81, Relned, ~ 10 a.
highti. ~ PER OOl premium; sterling
exohsure, u. h., 49, ~ 20 az; conaols,
% II al 20.
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lady. were united Ia The holy bonds 81
matrlmony "a O,S1 a. M, the Rev, w, NJ.
Allen, OF Marshall. ofieisiine. Tbs bride
was astirsd IN an elegant tFiyeling dress oi
sursh slf ana plush combined, aud wal
the picture o. llyeiirssa and beauty ~ she
entered me psrlor leRnlng upon tlo arm OF
ser lisga load, VINO was eltrHitlY aitifed,
After feeeiylnf oongf ainiAlluns ir1m warm
irIehrs they wera dnvan 10 the depot,
where they took the mtruing train for ~,
Louis on lheir wedding tour, Many Kind
wishsa irllog them.
Mra. Annie Ksndal, giia % oar station
sgent, IA dHnFaFonsiy II 81 pneumonia
tsis beinF thu sryrnth day ~ the
d'erGse. Hopes ara eninrt tinfd by heI
physician and friends Of hrf recovery.
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Ape,p.rn,e Gang Broken Up.

Usrorrows, Feb. 2o.-People living in
the mountainous regions Of ..Fsyette coun.
~ have been tarrorissd by . band OF bigh'
b~esdousrters in the mountains snd sailed
forth AZ night and frequently In broad day
light, and plundered. Two months ago
Fair Chances post office was robbed, snd
the United States Inspectors have s!res
bsen on the lookout for the thieves. Etrly
yesterday morning the members OF The
band we're surrounded while attempting TO
rob a house, and In the night when ensusa
Others sscs From Nontieth Informs
ton was obtained which led 30 the discov-
cry Of their mountain hi~ding-plsce ana
which will result In the capture OF the
others.
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sr. PAUL, MINI, Feb. 2l.-tNo'nl-Dls.-
patches 20 the Associated Press from vsii-
Qua points in the north.wes this morning
indicate that clear. cold weather has sue
ceeded the blizzsrc. Trains which were
delayed and In several cases abandoned are
being resumed ard telcgrsphic commluics'
ton restored. Advlces from Lamoure,
Dakota. bring az yet no tidiugo Of tho mist
ing stage coaches lost In the storm. The
weather in Ct. Paul to-day IS clear; O be-
LOW caro-.
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HEyIA.

Mrxia. Feb. 2.-f5pecisl.l-A large
brown horse about sixteen hands high, in
good order. with a long Gu. by a bsrbed
Captain T.. w. Wade. 81 fehuscans, a few
nich,s ago. This IL the fret horse that has
hesn r,ol,n In this COUNTY for = long time.
q. A. Quinlap. OF the Central railroad.
rent with T.. w. Wade, OF the Wootsn
Wells company. down the road this morn
ing 10 locate the depot Tor the Woo,an
Wells junction. Work will ut once begin
Wortau Wells, aud IL will be com pleted
snd runDing by June 1st.
senator l.. J. Farrar was in town yester-
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DAkI,oS.

DrsaoH, Feb. 2o.--t peoia IAN eIsm'-
nation oithe peach trees SINE Ihe isle cold
snad b. 4. V. Muuson, president OF tho
North r.Es, Horticuitnral society, has &C.
velppsd the fact that from 500 20 per cent.
oi the ffult budn ara killed, rheFe "a enoush
LEFT, however, 10 insure q fair CROP II 10
more Geld surpB snap them on. All other
fruit. rFs rnhurl.
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The Gables Parted.

LrEcsBUso, Pa, Feb. 2O.--The wire bridge
spanning tho Klskamineth river A.
Apollo parted the wire cables yesterday
tue river and N0f { down with n crash. w.
a. Henderson and Henry IeDkius, ofoss'
ing with q load OF sheet iron, were thrown
into the river. Henderson escaped wish n
cold bath, but Jenkins and Two horses
we're drowned.
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ALvARApo, Feb. 9~O,-tspeeisl l-Lisi
night as Mr.. NJ. Moioly, deputy sheriff cf
Johnson county, was leaving the depot OF
the Missouri Pacific nj this place, some
party fred tive ghots nj him. Tho assassin
was : near that tho fash OF his gun Get
fro II the deputv's clothes, but did no
other damage. No clue 10 to who did tho
cowarnlv net.
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nind IN I.nch nthcr,s Arms.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 20.-F. @. Bradley and
wife, an aged couple. died o natura! death
this morning 1T ,helr home. They we're
iound il each others stms. He WH8 form.
erly q wealthy rsil-oad contractor, uut he,
his money through h0ud on TIE par o.!
others. -nd nae Of iste yrgrs been employed
in the United States engineer's office.
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TpItIiEII.

TrnhILL, Fob. 2~o,-lspeolal. 1.-The Chill
dre,s 4 Harris bank attached to-day A.
Johuson's lat erect hero IN the taddl. snd
hsrnort store Of Johpson 4 Harris. This
Vas brought about nv che failure OF Iyons
Bros, a johnson, OF Dallas.
Miss Carrie Lscklend, a charming Young
laiv Of a.. Louis, IA here visiting her cots.
lac, General John 5. snd J o.. Grihith.
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s~uprLEnENrARY MARKETS.

Hrv onIrArs, Feb. D.-fiour scarce and
firm; family $50; high grades. s5.l5. Corn
easier and In GOOD demand; white and ysl-
Iou O.. OATS q1ist and firm: AZ to a.
Cornmesl scsrce aud firm; 50. Pork in fair
en- na but lower. Lard steady; tiesce re.
fined; 0 "a: keg, 10 IA. Shoulder. packed
rssisr; Z 5-s; long clear and clear rib steady;
99s. Recon in fair demand and easier: no
shoulder here; long clesrand clear rib, 10 ST
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NOnSIcANA.

C'rsIolEA, Fob. 9o.-t peoial. l-Tho Cor
sicina Daily Joarnsl made its appearance
yesterday, making two dailies for tits
tlrlylug city. Our peopla ar very htsrary
A number OF young men have q project
on foot to erect and equip q club house and
ball grounds on the cat side. They arc
meeilug With fair success In securing stock
bnfdnHa-
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s,uAroR TsnHrIL's anonymous. fence
cutting, we'll poisoning letter, given by him
4, The pres. during the Legislative session,
1. being ade the basis in northern pspo's
sor much injurious comment on Texas.
Tbs imsgi nation and want Of discretion on
tse ..rt of politicians and reporters will 90
nuch 70 check the progress Of our state.
n Texas wants 10 prosper We must enforce
,hslsr and not magnify ordinary evils.
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. rur HrnAIp acknowledges tbs receipt
nm Ns>sss. PALLrsrR, PALLrssn d Co.
ersbiteo,s and publishers, Bridgeport. Con-
nectIeut. Of PAILrsrn's Useful Da'sils, en-
1.soios rlstts thss are Invaluable to ths
~~>h1tc~t and drauehfsnen.
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The Arkansas Republicans.

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 20.-The republican
state central committee to-day sci scted Lite
tie Rock as the ri lace and April 9Th as the
time for the state convention to select dele.
gates to the republican national convention
Mt Chicago,
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Kinca IN Drunken N:ow

MOUNT STERLING, KY, Feb. - "A rar-
ty of fifteen raltsmen returning from Lick
ing river to their homes ia Maggoihn coun.
tv. became involved in a drunken hgbt
Ellis Lee wss shot dead and six others
more or less seriously wounded by stab.
hing
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nrss EVA MackkY. daughter OF the DO
nsnsa hing, Is at the head OF . society Of
youuE ltdies who 20 about doing wns'
eood sbsy can among the worthy aud de.
ewing poor OF Paris. This 10 excellent
ornlutrr inr Ire future Mrs- 0cuIL1nEr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21

Tur Kansas City Timea cills the senate
"our house Of lor5s." A peerage Is The
Q c,nsary qualification OF the Engllsh body,
while age appears TO be that OF tbs Amer
lean.
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0ruraAL Gonpor slid to rusln PAsH.
Al psrtine; 81 will save the honor o.
Revp,.' Thst was enthusissm. The Pssha
rcnlisd: "Ncver mind Egypt; rave the
v,omeu and children" That was common
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1nn ignorant Juror has had bis day 10
IsnDsrs>e. A Juror upon q trial for nur'
- 6otl.ted that be had read . full scccuni
49, crime IL the psptr,. and hs- formed
- oolnson regarding it. but believed that
- uc1,d yicld - evidence. This Juror.
~ or7rsns eopst eeol1es. w. good 60
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Dos CAMERON writes from Europetha at he
won't return untll midsummer. GA 81
NOS saved both courtesy aad credit when
h~eclsdred his sons vote to deep water al
H.top
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Ex-PsrsrprYr HArxs receives moro coris
valentines thsn. any other rsn IN hoe
oountry. II 10 safe 50 say that they don't
no into the fire Of long as secondhand dssl.
an abourd.
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r-ur.,,rua told a depststioa Of

PspuDEsr ARtHua told n ueps's''oa ~
o,dsgoeues who called on hin me o.nsi
d,y that the hspp'cst days OF his life were
r.,.sd IN teaching school. II wasthere' he
,.is. tas, he inbibed taose principles
-hi'h h,d enacted him 10 act as president
r. sbs.'e srus. his scholars had 3 toft thing
a., ho fiarr.
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FRANCE is trying to figure whether she
win have az much population In 1900 as
now. II so. che will have to keep her
nursss out of Sedan chairs.
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Macy ANDERSON. it is said, will remain
permencnily in England. Ihe DuGs OF
Poitl and is advised to 20 abroad for tho re-
mainder OF leap year.
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MINISTER 8 ,neEsr sbouli recall himself
fhe cant prevail upon FATHER FErIIFo-
uursKx to do SO. He reems TO be an ac-
credited CIPHER st the court OF Berlin.
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SroRrrAEr.CuAspnr. had been named In
JoHs R,AcH's will as executor long before
the president appointed him to act in thai
capacity for the navy.
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HAWKINS, Feb. 2o.-Tspecisl.1- At the
residences OF Airs. Mary Asbry. the brides
mother. Mr.. L. W. welborne, q prominent
Tounr merchant here, and Mss Ella Msory.
: most charming and accomplished young
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Arrival of the Jennctte's De

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Arrlved: Steamship
Fresia, FROM hamburg. with the bodies o.
Lieutenant DeLong and oomradcs on board,
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GOVERNOR KSoTr's enemies Gravely point
TO the fact that his fathers last reasng
place is unmarked and almost unknown.
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1T is proposed TO reducs the cost OF mar
rage l~icsnses IN Maryland from 81 80 TO %
cents. That IL a common cents measure.
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CAnrsI dentistry Is he latest addition
10 the professions. Tue dog seems TO be
having his day, and shonld net erowi.
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TuR republican campaign ommittee
think of setting up DORSEY in busineas
again at the old stand.
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NEW YoRx, Feb. @.-The Long Island
murderer. who escaped from Queens
county jail Sunday, was captured this al
| ternnOn.
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81 poH'r know .wheiher Its my boom or
wife's-but its all in the family
rLo0AN.
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uonov. stooIs and Dondp,

NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Money, l l-2 to 2
close offered / IL; prime mercantile paper,
4 to 5 10; sterling exchange B. b., strong;
xgc, aiuht A21 10
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TIE wife OF u Chamberlain, s.. G. street
or driver is worth $500 900.
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EX-SENATOR McDoHALD 10 In Warrington
looking at the White House over LIS
specSs.
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MArLxsoS ssys ABBY can't play oper-
aHc fretss out worth q cent.
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Texas Trunk.

oOfSG souru.
No. 9. Nall and l. press. leaves ......,. 500 m
OoISO NORTH.
mo. /. Mall and kxpross. rrlvot......ll.o an
Y Trairs I and 2iun dailv tsurdaya cxcenie1
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rrr American horss Is respected abroad
anyhow. L~onrILAHD's sachem - 'u''
IN another great race.
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PAprr. Discontinued - Tho HfplFa.nh
90 Tho lLIn IsLI I4r.

LsoL ~ ~. printed labs On yolr papsr 4he
date thcron shows when tar uhtFnNl ~.
Yins Tnfw,rf H. u1urF To tninle iWi' lNi
renewal, n yuu de,lfe lulrlksn ilta veg cane
not als.rf fiFuisl bsck uumhor',
subs. rlbfr sCfiruf tie siilss ui ihlif paFt'
changed Will plfa'o STATE m lltlf t'AnNh
ton 10th fhnnf ui rag siI--L
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>CoysRHoR ORpwAY, OF Dakota, has beer
eprinkled by the avengipg angel.
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KkIrsn has lied nos wisely but toe
ell.
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No. sol, 50. Louis Express 90. 1900, Gton, NJ
Leaves UulIn daD1t ................ GiOG NJ.
No. acc, Local Pas'enqCr.......--.. 800 a. m
GOING wEsr (usfos pIror.l
No sal. Calilo,n.a Express. am. o. p, d.
Leaves. ..... 60. ..........., Gas =. m.
Leaves &p. depot.....",........ G5 y. m.
No. sos Local Passenger, ars....,,. 2!9p m
LcsvfS '"'''''''ss' slv v m'
Leaves T. &Pdspot .......u".... 32l '. D..
No. 30T Leo PA selgor,"..."..,.. 1904 IN.
Lcives I. & z depot. ............. Coz a. m;
No 305 aud 10, run between Fon worth ana
Marthal daily except sunday.
Nos. 37 and 3Qs run beiween Dallas ana tol.
oTAGo dAils except sunday Nos. a0i ond Sol
and c05 take meals ~ Ia Union depot
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The Wretched Weather

Did not slack off until'the latter part OF last week,
and our announced HOSIERY SALE was, therefore,
not n success. If the weather had been good, we
would have been able to dispose of the entire lot,
which is exceptional good value. We, therefore,
propose TO give one more chance at them, until
they are entirely sold out.
AS we mean these goods for our RETAIL Gus
TONERS ONLY, we give notice that we shall refuse
to sell more than ONE-HALF DOZEN pair Hose to
any one purchaser. Ladies who wish to be real econ
omical should not fail to attend this IMPORTANT
SALE!
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1854.
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FLOOD FACTS.
Reporters Language h inadequate 10
the Proper Portrayal
or the nauy Scenes u DesOlaiioa and
sorrow.


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