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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1884-05-22
ssR1cE CHALK AND PEANUTS,
A Miscellaneous Collection that Shows the
Numerous side of Life in Tarheelia.
From, the StatcsuiHe Landmark.

rum GNe StutcSUtttS SunnHtdTh
A young man of this place ordered
bonnet for young lady friend, and
it came by express. He received it
and paid the charges, and it was not
long thereafter before he came polling
into the express office, tackled the
agent about the bonnet being ruined,
and charged around, we would say
worse than the express company itself,
except that nothing on earth can beat
this monopoly charging. He said the
bonnet had been mashed all to pieces,
crushed till the man that made it
wouldn't be able to recognize it, and
in one word wasn't fit to be seen and
the express company had to pay for it
or stand lawsuit. The agent did
what he could to pacify the Indignant
customer, and he went out with a
promise from the agent that the affair
should be Investigated. He came back
later, and by this time the clouds had
passed from his brow and he was in a
broad grin. He had examined the
bonnet more closely, and while it still
looked like it had been hit by pile
driver he noticed that the straw had
not been broken and none OF the trim
mings seemed to be displaced.
| From, tie Lincolnton Press
Some days ago Jim Henderion, a
little negro boy was examining with
much interest the agricultural mach
inery exhibited in front of +. G. Ram
saur's store. He was particularly
struck with patent moving machine
and wanted to know chow dim things
cut no how ?" with his fingers upon
the blades. Little Johnnie Phife1
turned the wheel to show him and i'll
a second, two Of Jim's fingers were
lying upon the ground and he was
contemplating the bloody stumps with
an astonishing "Golly !" He learned
what he wanted to know.
From lAe Hickory Carol,ian.
The last Caucasian had two s,cee
items of news. A negro had eaten {
"quart of malasses at OH sitting with
soda crackers to MATCH" and one o
the county commissioners had planted
a goodly package of candy droops mis-
taken them for BEANS as he says bu
no doubt with the intent to evad
the tariff on sugar.
From, TIE Farmer ani Mechanic.
1t is asserted for fact that re
cent "delegit" seeing tray of orange
in front of a Raleigh grocery's said
''Thems mighty curious apples. 'The,
are oranges" said the grocer. "WaH
I've hearn tell o'thcm 'rangtangs
Does you bile 'em or jist chew 'cm u
raw ?"
From, tie Ne,e Bernc Journal
One of the colored citizens Of Tren
ton walked up to G. II. Foy's desk an
: inquired of Mr.. Foy if that was tn
J place to reddish" "Why," says MI
, Foy, "what do you mean ?" why,
|, saws colored man, "I want to vote an
: and / was told to come here and RED
dish"
| Froa. the Charlotte O5serrer.
The scenes of the late conventio
at Laurinburg are described as bein
. exceedingly rich. Jim Trimble sa,
{ that one delegate, being a little off h
balance, brought down the house /
addressing the figure head as an
Various Chairman"
.sA Aoo efxu
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1884-05-22
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY,
SALEM, N. G.

SALEM, N. g.
Both Annual Session Begins September 9th. 1889
EOR new catalogue containing requirements
J. admission. courses of study in the several de-
partments. terms and expenses, address the
Princi pal
August 30, lSS3.-tf.
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IN THE OLD COUNTRY.
"A CHARMING AMERICAN GIRLS
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.

Tho Grand Dukes Ungallant Behavior and
the Queens Strategy In Bringing him to
Windsor. Couple of Literary Martyrs.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1884-05-22
OF Course he Is.

Ut C0urSe ne IS
From, the Elizabeth City Economist.
There is no doubt, Eve can see him
now that Pat Winston is making
monkey faces in his sleeve at the Rep
ublicans all the time.
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PRICE $ CENTS
NOTES NORTH CAROLINIAN.

The late Hon Judah p. Benja-
min once lived in Salisbury. n. C. and later in
Fayetteville and Wilmington.
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From the Charlotte O5se,rer.

From the Charlotte Obserrcr.
The scenes of the late convention
at Laurinburg are described as being
exceedingly rich. Jim Trimble says
that one delegate, being little off his
balance, brought down the house by
addressing the figure head as "Mr.
Various Chairman"
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1884-05-22
DIR. D. N. DALTON
WINSTON. n. C..

OFFERS his professional services to the citi-
Ozens of Winston and Salem and the sur
rounding country. Office over v. o. Thomp-
sons Drug Store. April "a, Sly
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"A Party Necessity

"A Party Necessity"
From the Fayetteville Observer.
There seems to be but one opinion
as to the nominee for the second place
on the ticket, the selection Of Major
Stedman being regarded as a party
necessity. Can the first place be pro-
vided for as wisely? We trust SO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-22

ing mining nsn are becoming convinced
the discoveries srs fenuine'-'he
most Important In the history oil
the r,ts Tue Lasdville charge OF salt
ing 10 believed gronudless and NAL oious'
The Tihunr'e reprsssn,s,iy. tlegrsphs
,o-uieht thAl I. 10 not strictly placer ground
bat thsre Ia gold bearing ftsvel
IN tho gulches, IN some plaors
osmenteJ INTO hard mast
q mott rock, others quite free. The color,
after obtained by washing, bears,a strong
resemblance TO dry .plecers OF New Mex
loo, The most " the rold " IN
combination, but the oom bina,ion was not
uniformly chemical. The BEST opinion now
10 plaoers will prove only Of secondary I'M
portsnos compared with the iodcs cure 20
he developed. Tho district contains very
lsige Tock, volnric, all charged
with mineral, The district ~
certainly OF CREST possibilities, seveieI
assays have heer made average about ny
ounces Of gold with trace ofsilyer. some
have run much higher.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-22

good results. Tee old-ims oountsnsncs
the paper wore wac 10 very plessant, soms
OF ia friends cannot fail TO fad fault with
change. AL Texas 10 proud OF the Cal
weston New with iN magnificent service,
It's splendid hrs-prooi building Of hrchllso'
turai beauty. The paper l. the very name
tor enterprise and ability and success, Tho
day when the Nswl depr,oiatos will DO .
Fad day and OF serious significance for oil
Texaa newspaper Valuations.
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Low Priced Lots {!
LOTS 3, & AND D.

Th.s. are three sty os OF PfocS and Sack BsA-
ness Suits, half lined. Tine patterns ore new
and colors good soma n ihcm arc a ll.vod.
80 T. considered n fair price flr them by some
clothing house,; we ssk 5000 fov ihsm.
LOT
IL very styliah Resida snd whito Broken Cheek
steloton llned aud well made Suit thai wo arc
soiiirg nv ~; they 90 worth one'th I'd moro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-22

The executive committee Of The Mei.fes'
held very interesting meeting last even
ing Turner Hail. eud all The ub'commit'
tees reported progress. Tue committee has
requested Colonel ID. a. Williams 20 &C. rs
general msrshsi. and he hes consented TO
do 70. Colonel Williams name Is guarantee
tha, the procession will be ilrst-class. The
following firms have expressed their de-
termination to b. reHresentedin the pro.
otescn; w. E-nonwein, Hamilton d
Young, +. Moore, J s. Witger, Texas Ex-
pres. company, Pacific Express company,
Dsllas Woodenware factory, +. Simon, I.
Ellington. q. II. Edwards Ben Calm &
Co, Mitchell & Boruggs, s. Mayer & 90.
Several OF the above hsve contemplated
,~o and more wagons. Any Other tirms
wishing 70 psriic pate will please report at
Besides the above wagons the COMMITTEES
and the societies represented BY the same,
vii bavo four floats In the procession.
From this our readers will zee tnat the
coming Msi.fest will be sn event long to DO
rem.mbe..s1. ~ orr citizens.
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potlen Onlsinis.

Nrz Year, Auru q In ,hs Legislative
INQUIRY in,o tho police mstter, John .,
Hellyehs. u former s,loon-kesptr, showed
rom entries IN has cssh'book loAl
he had pcid money 10 tvc
ds.so.ivtr 10 pr-vsut pTo.eontirn for soli'
ing Nauor without licenf-. The Electives
could no, tsks lets, sp they Hid hey had
10 give ,he captain half spd didn't gst much
themselves. He aitsrwsrdg got Icsns'
gu, kept on paying monst TO tbS deteo
tivss until he sold his hotel The polict
commissioners have ordered the tupsr
intspdaut 10 ASCERTAIN whether thi
evidence IN true and II found 90 nays air.ot
cd that chsrRes he made against tb'
offending officsIs 80 inst they may be deal
with rcctrjiog to lev.
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Tho U.sP.

BosroS, April 81. Officers Of the Unlon
Pacific railroad deny the report rom wsiI
ne NJ dividend. They cav the q1estion OF
IN. Juiy dividend was nos MENTIONED. They
srn.c, better earnings for the second quar-.
tsy Ard General Msnseer Clark says the
,oaa viii earn a dividend In 1884.
No proposal 10 reduce salaries % per cent.
mss besn made, but reduction ~ business
viil .n,nle the company % reduce rome
e,ncn.e,. Tire company hes earned q
,nplus applicable TO stockholders'
div,dends Of IS 255 l2l since consolidation
Wis tbs X .us-s Pacific, and ib's can be
maid out IN "a per cent. olartsriy divi'
rand- for seversl quarters to c'me, with.
Ont the assistance a sny net earnings, ii
The diseciCrs ceera n pru1ent 50 I, 90.
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Our $1S.5O Lot
Our $500 Lot

made up of fory.seven suits all made of Imported Goods
The style and finish be equaled anywhere. When
the lots we're full sold them from S2 to $275o, and
they were considered cheap at that
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TINS Galveston News appeared on Sunday

TINS Galveston News appeared on sandsy
n. IN, dsss sins tssIshsarei from Us IA
,ii,ar form t. AJAX o1lunn quario, cut and
n,,,sd. A q - crit cisa would remark on
~.r, sbsn oae obioctioa 10 the ne" NJ IKE
~. Ts.re y l.ck OF uai'osmiiy IA t1e
Ss.s,,ae. fss song primer siveftisiag
80. ,o,k son-rh. 9 noufnlsl and The fsms
- elmer G iama rnlss rs.klns bounda-
- ,hrouxa tFo co.n'nn sdseF'iss ~ '1's
~. Al s1.st 81 rlgidlsy. Tue makeup
~ -,.h. Be sn.,re-s1. H,<essf. ss the
s-~eo~-n,. s-ysloe. hAr.hness viii be
4. :<<s.>L ~ - E~-~ "a " Ss-
'~~~6r1 ucop - Vcek e'usys sossso
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AIocomotlve Lott.

PnILApHLrnfA, April .2l,~ono hun,teu
win locomo,iye works Saturday. A
member Of the firm to-day said that unloss
other work oomes ~ the reduction
vii continue uoiil tho present
WORKING forcs, 5000, will DO reduced "a
about 900. The works nave been
running TO thoirutmost capacity Tor several
$ ears and averaged $50 locomotives psr,
In orders. The gentleman Baid, .Oas
that railroads had been carrying freight
ssd pASseugefa nj such low rsss
'nay ara compelled 20 reduce iheii
sxpsnsoa .sand onn OF the frat placea n
when 10 retrsnoh Ia the mo-
tiVs power. Tho Trunk linee,h no said. had
nog stopped eating each others ihrosis,
end he thought whrn tho fsll caryin'
tySde begins thsrs would be- plenty Of work
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oss BY one the roses fall. MR.psris

oss by one the roses fall. MR.Psrd
srI,B erd CcIoFn 1oM MURRAY an
Jupss ] r. FILMING end Hon. JoHs
0oocH, al, have publicly announced 'has
thy are not candidates for he Lieutenant
.ovsruorsLip, bus are 10 favor Of our uni
vsrsslly popular Dallas candidate. A more
.,.n,mou, verdict tbrous hout rsst with
over 40 counties In favor CT one man ws'
r.,h.p, reysr before known. BARNETT
0rBss must have been born great ou,
c,s,sIpiy to hes achieved greatness" ACC
= nov about to''nsvs srastaess thrust upor
Aim ~
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- . -
AN UNSAFE BIsINES9

When the White Elephant tnloon Of
Fort Worth opened, Mr.. Louis Mohrhafdt,
Il this city, scent for the Bruns.iok q
BllEe Co.'S billiard table,, which he shapes
up here. had handsome sign painted at
cona idereble expense, which stated that the
office OF tue company WAS vt Dallas. This
he put up in the White Elephant SALOON,
but IL did not stay there many moons, Tor
some Of the patrons OF the bar insisted,
in their petty Jealousy, that
the word Dallas be obliterated aud 70 ha!ieiy
his cul toners the ealo0nlste complied.
Since then Mr.. W. II. GsrretsoD, agent
Tor the MHo Nesle & Urban safe on which
are painted Head QBrtors at Dallas" soid
ore 10 the city council or to Mayor Smith
for the city. The name of Dallas wsS
promptly removed. Mr.. Gnrrelsun object.
ed, and complained 10 Mayor SInith that he
had auld.the safe cheap on account OF its
being public on9, and That
no did not tank i, right
that his headquarters should be taken on.
SIR. Gsrretton Bnye that Mayor Smith
prom ised him 10 have the name replaced
but says that IL has never bsen done. Who
would have thought It.
-.c -
Little Joker" is tAe best smoking to.
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ANMluMCE MEMIs.

w Ama q QlE, \. 10 AAS2uAcs W.
mr. ARE rFQU,sfFp 10 Ann IUSCE
w -CEua.F b. FhAEN f,f Juuic9 ~ tho
Peace fol. .f.. $50 !
nJiAR. H- .kbN Authorized 40 AZ.
W itu... Cl rg ". y. EDWARDS a. n
csrfl 'af. len. County Judssai Ia sufu NJ No
vcinhgr e.. .tsr.
IT. hr tU1UCR2Ep 10 AuEouNCH
w " q FatE of Justice - rc Pace IN
PEccip, ~
rxJF ARE ErTEORZgu TO ANNOUNCE
w ~ d EMuBOUdH a. u candidate i0t
the Inr.s.HIult lu N-. 'ac county, subj ct 20 Lno
action f.f .f. r.Dff.tt
1VE-DAN, ANN 80 1854.
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ME-. WILLIAM Dean HOWELL has tho lit
ersry honesty 10 dissycw tho authorship
OF "YorcE's Love-" In tho little role OF
which Nh BlRBKrr is winning such praise
10 England. He say, that 1t Is the work Of
Q spab lard, aud that bis (HowELL's) con :
nectIon With the play WAS that OF q trans.s-
tor and nd -pter. IL ia sometimes grievcus-
~ tempting to wear stolen livery, but like
the /: ne artist Ie 10, Nm. HOW'LL has had
the courage to tell saiac 10 get behind him,
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The New ponanza risIds.

D.nvnR Col. AsIii Il Tine excitement
49, 30 r.v cvlr riFc ir-rics a. Acs1t
p'-e,b. us4r pixies Peak 4 be-
ec,ri.s- intsnef. A tno1ss1d men
a., 4 .Sv IN csmp snd cthcrs ~ c-mirg
In freD ali q -scti1ns ~ hundreds.
-. pinprs' union have loraif q
e,rr;cs insured Ga'.f-n Yt!sy. Hnsdfs5s
vi .i.asns ~-ls s.~ke. ss-.~-.rS. 49,
isrss cosncznles are forming ssss- A>sfs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-22

HsnE how IN Evansville, Indiana, head
line Writer tries 10 be . Christian and DC
bis duty: II .llslujsh l!l-BaoTnER HAIR
Rrson Gets Here 10 Fine Festher Tor The
Fray--sstau Tying to Find Hole in the
Ground that ia Can Crawl Into and Pull
In Af.r tim Bat he VIII Not be Allowed
10 &c, Asway with an Unabbreyiated Tau
-Bsel hub 10 10 Laid 0lt Too Dad to
Ekin IN No Tige-The Racket to Begin at
Orca."
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COLEMAN.

COLEMAN, Aprii 2l.-GSpeclsll- Distric!
court convened here to-day, Judge Stock
burn presiding. The grand Jury waa emu
psunelsd aud received tho chars9 from the
court. District Attorney Browals.g beng
called home by telegram, Mr.. jenkins,
Of brentwood, was appointed 20 represent
the ttste. The 'dooktt will b. light.
A sleet fell hero yesterday and the
weather is stil, cold, and the trait prospect
injured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-22

OfnYn newspapers b,side the HERALD
are iahirg notice Of the apToItIcnnent CT
Texas ys,es The Chiccgo Times Gays;
With population IN 1889 OF l,6N,oOo,
Texas polled 2i) COD votes. Her 100000
inhsb,sits, II The came proportion Of them
vote this year, vii poll 30 COO votes. OF
this Increase u G0,0e0 north Texas will cast
fuif Az fn1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-22

CHlrrANoosA, April Y.-ln tho Frnnk
james trisl Al Huntsville, Alabama, w. IL.
spann testified that in 1881 no lived
sbcu. q quArtsr OF a mills from WoodSnn's
in Nashville the 18th of March, 1881, the
day Of the Muscls Shosls robbery.
Jack smith, n negro, tsstih.d tn seeing
Jsmsa g. Nashville, March b,
ilth and l2th. friue eco, da'e BY Inc date
Of warrant hegsrvsd the day ne met Jsmer'
Martin Brewer saw James at msg's-
trnt-s trial IL Na;hv lie, arch llth, ana
cor hrmsd the nsgro Smiths testimony.
Robert Dale Co firmed Spsnn's testi'
mDny.
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Political Points.

PHrLApxLrut., April 2l--Somo unensl'
| mere " hang caused in republican circlsi
With regard 10 tho presence oil difec
| ora OF national banks Oh their electoral
ticket, H. iy feared sucn directors
| might be concerned ~ officers ol trnsg un'
der the United States inAsmuch es Nation
al banks are created by the government.
The whole subject ~ being discussed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-22
HuHrsyII.LE,

s ng''', n rsc, ng so.., w. found dead
nesr Dodge Saturday night HS wss
Knocked IN the head white slsting on Tho
r,irosd rack, 1, 10 supposeo, and dragged
30 baihes near by, where the body wss
found. A nsgro nsmsd Lea G'ifnn hss
bssn arrss,ed Tor the crime on suspicion.
A game Of bsse bal Vas played here ,h s
evening between N.ys,oa and Hnntsvllls
oluhs, r.sn ting in : a ore of - 10 b In 'syor
OF the latter club, with one ,uru st the bst
not clsimed. The victor. srs ssluS hand
somsly sntsrtsined &C the Glib, H,uss TO-
night.
BiIhop Gregg psid hls snnusl visitation
/, this parish YESTERDAY, holding service
morning and night. Seven persons were
confirmed.
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San ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, April q -[5peoial LOOT
Ia Monroe, alias Mary Hosoll, Que Of 5an
Antonio's most noted nJmphs du pnve,
s.s found oehd in the CITY prison THU
morning, rhi,her she had been carried on.
Saturday,, drunk. Bho has bsen known
here for some vears, and soma time ego
married negro. Who Was lstely cent 10
Huntsville for horse theft. Sinoe this san
truos lhe hs, been drinking heavily and is
supposed 10 hsvo ded from two much
whisky.
Ban Jsc'nto dsy was celebrated by the
formation OF /. procession OF veterans,
N srching to tho A lsmo, drinking OF cham.
psgne and firing salute OF seventeen guns,
thirtssn for the stn ~ and four Tor Texas.
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CINCINNATI, Apni 2l.-At the whisky
mems masung to-day long discussion en-
sned, aud an agreement was re6cAed 10 iix
the price OF high wines 20 morrow 81
81 10. The meeting then srjpurned until
t.-m prov. Tue fsct that THIS agreement
was made spd tagi another meeliug VIII be
held, wgs taken ~ IN indication that the
price will hR maintained.
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I.isIt.

TYLER April 2l.-[Speclal ]-Bessie Au:
relia Wimerhy. the little niece OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Srsnr, WAS inferred in the city
cemetery at clock this evening.
Work IN buldingq for the cotton need oil
mill bss begun. They ere to be ready for
operation Spptsmber 1st.
Winheriy a. Moore bsye been awarded
the contrnc. for the brick work o; tina
denot and the general Offices OF tbs ksnsss
& Guilt Shnr Line.
rhe weather IL mtoersbly cool, aud g
,ref ze to- night would not be suTprlse.
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Mr.. -. KlmpGouoH will probably have
wslk over IN his candidacy for
representative, from this Dallas county.
Having lived Ia tho county ten
yesr,. W ought 70 end doubtless does
UNDERGRAD fully rs various Interests.
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srxrY-FrrrH ASNIvERsARY or TIKI
N n

Besied proposals will be received aud
or ened on the Path instant ct the Roord Of
Trade, and the Deiraonico restaurant Tor
beer, cigar, lemonade, ice cream snd Iuncn
stands. respect veIy, at Shady View PARK,
on the occssion OF the ODD Fellows picnic
on the 18th instant.
r. II. PUspY,
A. X. LIvIsesroB,
Committee.
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FORT WORTH.

Fonr Worm, April 2l.--tspeoisl ]-Chnr.
lotto Thompson Is playing here tonight
An nthusissl @ audience crowds the opera
house 10 tes very doors TITO play Is bplen'
did and rtcsives rounds OF applause. sh:
plays In your city Tomorrow night
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Amendment, Anniyersa rles

RIcHM5sn, Va, April 2l.--The snni'
versary OF the ratification OF the four
,eenth ard fifteenth amendments to the
Federal constitution was celebrated here
to-day by parade Of oslored military and
civic organ g,tions
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An Pap.rs Discontinued ~ the Expiration
.f tlg Tim. Pad iaT,

Loci az tho luut,u lanOi CA your pupcr zee
dat thrt. o. rhias wlon Tie ,unicfpil1n OK
pir,s fofwaf 10. m neg ia fuplc me i'r
fencwai. y,u de lft uulr'lcn hltA ~ We can
MOI slvnyt mtuish beck lumber.
fuls. rlh Z, r,.lfifr he address az tfrit pApfr
uhsr d Nill pI.ases aic iu fnpif cnrAlun c..
tci DO j D., nl- ~ ~ -ll--.s -
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The BABNEss BuRD2TT Courts recently
presided at Be snLual meeting OF the home
for Lost aud4s.arying D0gs. In this coun-
tfy tht ho.ae Tor toe lost end s,arvIng dogs
4, fsesidsd oyer b. the butcher.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-22

Ifyou suffer with sink headache, con
summation. n,zzipsss, sour stomach, or bil
lious attacks, Emory's Little CafhsIic
pills will relieve you; as a regulator o. 'he
bowels they bnvs no equal; very small one
10 thres q dose-15 cents.
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COMANCliE.

CcyaxcEH, April N.-tspscisl.l THE
fence-cutter. nAvs bot yet subsidized, End
again cot ahont two aud bali miles oil
vie force of. ". Green's, rnd a small por
ton o. ;. Prng's, both cfwbote fences were
cut some few dnys since. body OF men
went % secure the vire-cuttsfs, Gus Jailed
We have hsd another fine rain. which
gre.tly henaiitt.d tho farmers. We have
RAD a good deal.of rain this taason: Corr
And vbea. are growing iast. The farmers
srs prepsriug 10 plant cotton.
rbe c5t,rcn. here are determined tn have
A aourisg NH and have raised about Sf.VV
'o NJ q. r. P.y1c and DIR. l. L. shropshire
lss, yesterday morning for Bolton. where
thew 20 10 attend meeting OF the stsis
Aeifcal association.
10 "a yery ooId aud IL is issred that We
m lave a heavy Tr1st tonight.
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IiI LION,

Bolton. April 81 - Especial The city
IL iu.l 10 osefhowirg with doctors and
g.rsngsrs from nli counties Of the state. All
nrran. emants for the association conven-
iag to morrow. have been completed. 1t IA
expected 200 more delegates will arrive to-
morrow.
The young ladies' of tho city have COM
pletei their decoration OF the opere.house
Tor the recenlion.
Uaotain + ID. wilkes. candidate for sem
ator OF this district, n AIDE all address in the
court.house to-day.
To day being San Jacinto day and legal
holiday, the pcst-cilice has been closed ell
lny.
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N.wEuasu, N. Y, a pril 2l.-Rev. J: o,
Given was to-dsy expelled iron The New
York conference of the African Methodist
Episcnps Zion Church, on the charge OF
immortality. This "a the second expulsion
at The present copserence Tor the cams
.,