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"Im glad Billy had sense to
marry Il SETTLED old inaid,7 said
Grandma Windum at tho wedding.
aGals is hity tity, and widdcrs II
kinder overnliu' and unsettill; old
maids Ii kinder thankfnI aud viii
lIn' to please
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"Cindy," said the interested

"CIndy,S said the interested
maiden, demurely positive.
snow I'll fish it u?.and you shall
eat il. Pretty little Celestine, a
black eyed beauty OF about your
size, put some candy down IN my
pocket, away last week, anil had
forgotten all about it, or | should
have given it away long ago. But
it staid there for you, don't you
seefn
"IIow nice things happen,S said
she u minute later, waving her
yioleis and munchlng her candy.
Then they reached tue corner OF
Edmondson Avenue, after many
tarns and angles, and saw the gray
chnach walls iu the block beyond.
Then suddenly the end Of the story
came; pr the moment that the
frank and eager little maiden saw
the street she recognized its pecu-
liar aspect. She pulled her hand
from the tall young mans friendly
clasp; she looked swiftly iuto bis
tace with the brightest smiles.
"Oh, l know where | am now,"
she cried. III know where am now.
You needn't 20 any further with
me, sir. Thank you, sir ; good by,
sir; good by.n
She ran up the street ascended
tue steps Of an unassuming cottage,
and waved her baud in gay fare
we'll, while Dean swung bis hal
with boyish enthusiasm, aud took
his way homeward, smiling us he
went. So cheerful, indeed, was be
that tired and discouraged people
took new heart of fate from bis
genial, hopeful glance. The toucl
of n chil,li little hand still fingered
in his; the tones of child's trou
bled appeal rang IN his ears; The
memory of her beautiful trusttul
ness lay deep in his soul.
When Dean reached home hs
| found In his ulster pocket broker
violet, sole relic OF the cluster tina
dainty little Alice had carried will
her. lie looked at it loag, smiling
and glad. "Thls shalt be my me
menlo Of you, wayward witch!
he said, and wrote her name an,
the da.c on II slip Of paper, an,
sealed the violet up in Il small Ell
velope, aud put it among his treas
urcs. For, somehow, flowers ha'
accumulated all tho emotl0ns
his lite; had come TO him rs mes'
engers in times of deepest 10
aud of holiest sorrow. and ot ine'
nlessible disaster. Dark stnlne
English Wall-flowers from u Z,
press walled. Tamarisk euarde
grave near u peaceful sea; Pansit
of purple and gold from a co'tag
garden iif II mountain valley ncd
flashing rivers and wild catar,cts
and cleaning, snow.clad mount
aims, Waite lilirs from u church
Yards sanity quiet; u rcd rose bu
from the trembling heart OF som
lost Atlantis dreamland - sue
blossoms MS these were am0nI
Deans memorials, and in sue
company the frail violes WAS II
ceiyed.
Aud did he never see Alice again
never visit the charming child a
her bomei All, mol for Dean Wa
wlse.with many har,l.bought e,
perience. Was it not better tla
they should always remember eac
other at their best I Should an
future be allowed to mar the pei
fectness OF the idyli Like Laml
musing over his dream.child, Alic,
Dean whispered softly, "Better 81
better SOP
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1884-12-19

In q town In Kentucky lady
found the proprietor OF 9 store 30
sound asleep that she thought be
was dead. At first IL was supposed
he was retired night watchmaD,
and imagined himself back on duty
but inquiry developed the tact that
he didn't advertise.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1884-12-19

Curses may always acomo hou6
to roost, ,nbutl chickens don't. Those
used in the barnyarsl scene OF 4
Baltimore Theafer burst theif
bonds, few out upon the stage
then among the audience and cut
into the street. Most Of them
havn't come homo TO roost yet.
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eyes, she said "Mary came near
being an old maid. You nee, her
father was a Governor, her brother
i Colonel, and her brothcr-inlaw 4
scientist Of note Being Of such a
distinguished family, she had to be
very particular who she murrled,
and she came near not getting any
body
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PATIENTS.

Obtained, and ALT PATENT BUSINESS at
tended to for moderate fees.
Our ofiiec,is opposite the U. s. atent
Office, and we can obtainud Patents in less
time than those remote from Washington
Send MonEL or DRAWING. We advise
as to patentability tree of charge and
we make no charge unless patent is secured,
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the
Supt. of Money Order Div, and to off,
cals of the U. s. Patent Office. For cir
cular. advice, terms aud references to act
nal clients in your State or County wri'c
I, G. A. SNOW & Co.,
Opposite Fatent Office, Washington. d. G.
Dec. IL. 1884. Al 2m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1884-12-19

Judge Jas. +. friar hatds regular terms
of eourt at the courthouse IN Scranton The
first aud fourth Mondays In each month.
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Judge J. W. Starr holds regular terms
cf court Mt tho Courthouse IN Scranton
thu second aud fourth Wednesdays in each
month.
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Modern education too often cor.
ers tho hngers with rings, end at
the same time cuts the HlneWs Al
lie wrists.
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Official Directory Jackson County.

Clerk Of the Conrts-walter NJ. Denny.
Sherin-J0hn Il. Clark.
Treasurer-S. X Thompson.
Surycyor-E. w. Moirih
Asscssor-A. A. Vaughan.
Co supt. Pub. Ed-lr. II. l.. Howe.
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Moss Point Directory.


METuopisT-Rcv. X. J. Jones, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
,ag every Thursday evening.
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noar,l otsIIcaIth. jackson Co.

s. $. Henry. president, nr. w. A. Cox
DIR. NJ. Moore, j. w. Stewart aud w. =
Do,lson, sr. DIR. ". D. Bragg, port ply
siei~n aud health officer.
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Private Boarding

The undersigned has opened the Boster
Cottage at Paseagoula as a private. board
ing house. This house Is pleasantly stu
atcd on the beach. Terms reasonable.
MRS. X. TORI JUSEN.
Pascagoula, Miss, Aug. l. 1884. 22-6m
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l,ostofIice and Malls.

POstOfIicG anu Mal1s.
Postoffce open from 8 a.m. to Pm
every day. ~,
from to 2 pm.
Letters for register will be received
.lprjnu the week from 3 d. M. till 3;3O p m.
No letters registered on Sundays, nor after
hours on week days.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
from scronion Arfives at t:35 =. m. and
Lis pm Departs at 9;lo am. ana
3.l5 pm.
Leakesuille Route Arrives on Wedncs-
tIays and Saturdays at 9 pm. Departs
On Mondays and Thursdays at 9 M.
4. CASTAAERA. r. a.
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Societies.


Gulr LODGE KNIGHTS OF HONOR No.
p4sa-Meets on first and fourth Saturday
nights Of each month. y. ". Morrill,,
P.D.; W. +. Herrin, D.; I. A. Conlson,
V.D.; l.. N. Dantzler A. d.; |. W. Broomc,
q. o., J, 4. Lester, chap; b. Goode, u;
Z. w. Morrill,. +. R; +. +. Greenhanghcn,
q. N. Office Of Financial Reporter ut
Hall. Trustees--M. NJ. Evans, J. W.
Morris, l.. McInnls. :,
PAscAGoULA LODGE A. +. AND A. NJ.
M o02 meets thi,d Saturday night III
each month. r. A. Coulsou, w. NJ;
W. Watkins, s. W.; d. +. Hobbs. ]. WI
4. Blumer, Treas; G. Il. Wood, sec'y
Al. M. Evans. s. D.; D. T. Price, ]. D.
G.. L. Howe, T. ,.a
r.. i, HOWE R. A. CHAPTER No. u.s.
Meets secDnd Saturday night 10 each
month"; L. A. Coulson. II. r.; J. W.
Morris, King.
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HIre COmpuny.

Scranton, ,FtHE COMPANY No. LIS. X.
Thompson, president, Jas. Smith, fore
man. Regular meeting FIRST Monday
night In cach n}ppth,
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PROFESSIONAL.
T G. HEIDELBERG
vIrfrORyEY AND COuNsELLoR-AT-
LAW AsL SOLICITOR IN
CHANCERY,
syaaas# fPzssaseaial, Jseks0a Co., Mas.

TrxnxouAI.-Tke Law card Of ]. q. Heidelberg
.,,a.ars IN eur celamnr this morning. We have
seasIu hiIa for txrnty years as successfully ca
- ii the practice ef his profession and can
k.s.tlv aud 10 che sFfaliy, recommend him IL Al
80 AZ ths zsrvis es VI safe and reliable attars
- Meridian HsrsaFR.
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SCRANTON.
SCRANTON.
>~~~~~~~~~s~@~~~- ~~-~-~-~<~~S~>~~>S-@->->
Blalack's Hotel
AND
Livery Stable,
South Side r. r. Depot,
Scranton, Mississippi.
Jan. 10, 1894.
TONY'S SHOP
ToNSoRIAL PARLoRS

Have been opened on Delmas avenue,
Scranton, Mss, near Blalaek's Stables,
where all eau have
CLEAN SHAVE,
HAIR DRESS,
SHAMPOO, ETC,
by the hands of good Barber, aud in the
most artistic manner. New Shop. New
Razors, and Good Work. Give Us call.
TONY, the Barber,
August 20, 1884. 26-ly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
Southern Immirration Association

ST. LOUIS. May 81. X. Mu kew. assist
ant secretary of the Southern Immigration
Association, arrived here to-day 10 arrange
for q meeting OF the officers and board OF
directors of that association in this city on
Nay 29th, when 1t 10 expected q thorough
organization will be effected, and active
work to induce emigration from the north
ern states and Europe 20 the south will be.
gin M once. The plan will embrace the
publication of hand hook giving full in
formation regarding all states lying south
of the Potomac and Ohio rivers, including
Missouri, which will be freely distributed
Throughout this country ard Europe, and
the establishment cf two Institutions like
Gulfof Mexico, and the other on the
southern Atlantic coast. IL Is also expect
ed to obtain exhibits from the states at the
New Orleane exposition and place them on
permanent exhibition in London.
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are 10 be held on tho 3lst dav Of May, l,
cleo, delegates 20 the county nyention
Now that this republicans nre all gone, tht
city is rather quite aud news Is an article
hard to find.
The foundation OF the new jall IL done
and the brick work begins on Monday.
The contractors will have the building
flushed by September lst
The contrast for tho State Netior al bHnk
was let to-day: contract price $1,000.
From farmers In the city today IL us
learned that the heavy aud continued rains
are hurting crops quite severely.
There are two candidates Tor delestt ~ -
the Chicago convention In this citv, +. w.
Ball aud Colonel A. N. Brltton. The
former one of the law firm OF Ball d Nc
Cart the latter president OF the City Ma
tional bank.
Judge Abbot. ofihs Johnson county dis
trict will have TO return TO Fort Wor,b -
hear the argument for new trial Ia the
Cunningham case, which will probably be
made some time late this month.
Five marriage Licences have been issued
this week.
An old gentleman named Dietrich was
robbed al restaurant In the lower part ol
ihs city of tsirteen $40 gold pieces
4: nd $50 In greenbecks. Ed: Wilburn,
cook In tho restaurant. pnd
George Newton. proprietor, were srIe.t
tonight and lodged 10 jail. Wilburn i
known to be guiliy, having been oulldozsd
into q confession, and will he used Is
state witness TO convict Newton, who de.
nies having anything 10 do with the
crime.
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TENARKAE

TExARKANA, May 3. Especial J. The
heaviest rain OF the se,son fell here to-day,
suspendiug travel on all roads. The incom.
ing Iron Mountain train is prevenI ed from
coming in, and was Obliged to stop haf o
mile north, owing TO an extensive wash out.
WGshouts are reported on all roads.
At meeting held here the following we're
elected directors of the Fort Smith & Sabine
Pass road: l.. A. Byrne, II. Draughon,
O. Il. Bramble, Texarkaua; j. n. Fleming,
Little Rock, AID Thomas Larigal and John
Carro,l of Fort Smith
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O,her Specials from Suadry Sourcos
AUsTIN.

AUsvIN.
Au.rIY, May 3.-[SpsciRl. l-rbe charter
OF the Midland Town company, OF Midland
Tom Green county, was hied TO day, capi'
tai stock, $25 600.
Total cash In the treasury, 81 $50, $50; In.
cluded ia this In The account Of the general
revenue, sii3; Liabilities, 500 600, leaving
a net balance TO scconnt OF the revenue ol
$2i3, GOO.
The recent rise in the Colorado has done
great. damage. II has swept away the ferry.
boats at the dam at Chsmbets' mill, below
the city, be sides doing great damage TO the
crib that aurrounded the wator wheel.
The Daily Capital now receives the noon
Associates Press report, ana Is growing In
COURT OF APPEALS.
Affirmed: Shear vs.. the State, from
Blanco (lite sentence); McKinson vs. the
State, from Travis; Cullers etal. Va. Moore,
from Grayson; Aoosta ve. the State, from
Bexsr; Wells W.. the State, from Bexsr;
Brown VI. the State, from Bexsr; Texas Il
Pacific railroad vs.. Provence, rom
Da'lss. Appeals dismissed. Burle.
con We. the State, iiom Johnson;
Hedges W.. the State, from El
Paso Reversed aud remanded: Anderson
vs. the State, from Caldwell; Howell W,
the State. from Bexhr;. Martinez VS.. tho
State from Boxar. Reversed and dismissed.
Trimble vs. the State, from Rains. Re-
versed and reformed: Berry brothers va.
Mayer, from Lamar. Suhmi,ted.on briefs
for both parties. Bryant rs. thj state, from
Rains.
Governor Ireland this afternoon rendered
the position OF chief commissioner to tho
New Orleans exposition TO Mr. W. T. Hard
enbrook, general msusgcr OF the Houston
Post
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80
ARLINGTON, a

ARLINGTON, May 81 Especial. IA meet
ing for the purpose of organizing TsTrant
county Sunday.school association VIII be
held In this city on May 29ih and 30th and
June /. Every Sunday.school in the
county Is requested 10 send one or more
delegates. Eminent workers in the Sun
day-scnool cause will DC with us and the
accomplishment Of much good 10 expected.
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COI,ENI AN,

COLEMAN, May 3-[Special. 1.-The re.
cent storms here, a9 FAR 90 heard from,
have done much damage 10 tho crops. rhe
house OF Mr.. Brown was struck ny light
ming, but none Of the inmates were In.
jured A heavy rain fell here last night
and the ground Is thoroughly soaked.
The shipment OF wool continues and bus
iness Ia yery good
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Trial of Chiefs.

MrSSEApoIrs, May 3.-The Journaps
Niles City special says: In the trial OF
cessories, for burning the Anderson rancho.
Black Wolf was found not guilty. How'll
ing Wolf. White Bear and tina others
pleaded guilty amidst scene o. excite
ment, as it is understood they did this TO
save others as guilty as they. Eich will b
sentenced 10 five years,
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TYLER.

Tyler, May 3.-[5peciHl lit has rained
here almost incessiutly tor the past forty
eight hours. 0n account OF washouis, trains
are abandoned both ways on the Texas &
st. Louis, and from the south on the Inter-
national Il Great Northern. Streams are
swollen to unheard Of proportions. Every
thing that can be wet is thoroughly soaked
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nIINEOLA.

MISEoLA, May 3.-[Special.l l-Chares
Dsrnell, who was Convicted OF the murder
oi Willie nj GilbreGth, 10 the term OF the
district court apd sentenced 10 be hanged,
has been adjudgtd inEene.
Mat Carpenter, found guilty ot assault
with intent TO kill, was sentenced b. thIeo
years In the penilentiary.
Wood county % treasury was enriched 10
the amount OF $3.50 by forfeited bonds
during this term OF court.
Wsshouis and consequent wrecks caused
by the heavy rains Of the past fow days ars
greatly impeding travel In this section.
Tho inclemeDt weather is hard on tho
iermerp, and makes the merchants feel
blue.
ID. @. Willlsme. editor Of the Monitor,
leaves for Dallas to-morrOE T. attend the
meeting OF the State Pross Rssociation. He
will also do southern TeSsa for the benefit
Of his health, which h.. been in preclr'
ions c0nditiDD
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ASHLAND. Pa, May 3.-Tne danger from
farm houses wers Destroyed and man
named Wes,hoffer is supposed to hovo
ptrished with his house. Forty 6vo =
Atty square miles OF timber lands bur3ecs
Ths dam .Ve 20 the burned district y &sti-
mated 800 COO. -
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KILDARE.

KILDARE, May 3.-t9peciel.l l-.Nr. Thomas
Stone, q young merchant OF Wayne, who
married Miss Lewis, Of this place, on Jan.
uary 1st. was taken sick shortly afterwards
and has been sick ever eince, and is thought
to be dying.
Lorenzo Dow, colored, while out turkey
hunting with several Others, was taken Tor
o gobblsr and shot through the side.
The rains have been almost continue. for
several days, and every htile branch looks
like river. The railroad track is inipass.
able al several places between Jefferson nno
Atlanta. Trains cannot psss Kildare until
some trestles are repaired.
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FORT WORTH.

FoRr WORTH, May .S.lspecisI.l1Ihe
met to day and decided to hold two county
conventions. one TO be held June 7th, TO
cleo. deleeates 10 the Fort Worth conven-
ton TO nominate delegates TO the Chicago
convention, and the other later on. The
question OF electlng delegates TO the con.
sressopal convention for the Sixth district
on the 7th Of June meeting. was discussed
and left out OF tho call. 1t was stated in
The meeting that Wellborn was stronger
now IN his district than he had ever been,
and Il was doubted II be would have sn
opponent.
The ayersge attendance at the schools
this wt@k has bean n,37. Measles and
munp5 ctp many axey.
All ~ SsSc;-S. .c,-vs...oss e. 5c.Jcra-z
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DENISON.

DENIsoN, HMsy g. Especial, j William
Wylie, fireman for the Missouri Pacific
while walking on the track, was struck and
run over by an engine, which crushed his
skull, cut off one leg ano otherwise man.
gled him. He leaves wife and three
children. now living at Alvarado.
At the citizens meeting held last night
TO discuss measures auxiliary TO the law 10
the suppression Of crime here. several COM
mittees were appointed. The meeting was
presided over by Sam Hanna and was
composed entirely of our most prominent
citizens. One committee was instructed to
attend the Prentiss trial and see that he Uas
well prosecuted. a purse was raised W sup
port the injured girl ond her husband until
tho examination was terminated. The
meeting was not atsll incendiery, but strict.
lysbusiness.
The North Texas Horticultural meeting
was held despite the inolsment weather and
welcomed many visitors from abroad. After
soeeches aud discussion on fruits a COLA
,ion Was served, In which straw berries were
the principal dish. Many new and luscious
varieties wero shown and their producers
rewarded
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MARSHAIL

In torrents all last night and the greater
part Of the dey. Trains In every direction
are out Of time.
Colonel F. b. Sex,on Ia being strongly
solicited TO submit his name to the district
convention as a candidate ior district judge.
No more competent or worthy man can be
found for the position.
There are twenty-six prisoners In the
county jail.
Only four marrisge licenses were issued
during the past month.
General Superintendent Cummings in-
forms your correspondent that there are
two cuts in the road and that they will be
repaired BY tomorrow.
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NSOiS OiSSooo oS ~"iAN e'i'
the principal streets Of the city
at 10 A. M.
At the Grounds: Singing;
Ora,ion in English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill.
Distribution OF Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids.
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements on both days.
The best musical talent of
North Texas is engaged for
the occasion.
HON. .BARNET GIBBS
will deliver the English oration.
For further information see
small programmes.
The Public Of Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectfully invited to attend.
By order of the committee.
CHAs. MEIsTERHANs,
Chairman.
B. F. ALDERMAN,
Secretary.
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COlksICANA.

CoRsIoAHA, May 3-[Spscial 10 ing TO
the inclemepcy oi the weather nc manage
msut Of tho Mai.fest have decided to poet
poue IL from the 9th 10 tho 10Th instant.
Tho original Droeramme will be carried cut
ia lis entirety.
At meeting Of the C)rsicara Fish Tank
association Last night IL was decided 10 raise
their cam ard wash way tro feet. ~ will
greatly enlarge their body OF q ater.
Rsv Jerry Ward, OF Mnrahnll, will Il i tho
pulpis OF the Esst Side Pfesby terlag church
tomorrow morning and night.
rhe protracted meeting at the Baptist
church, which has bsen attracting consii
cradle interest, was closed this week with
quite o number OF conversions aud over
dozen imInerslons.
The weather, after two weeks ~ almost
con inuous rsins, cleared to-day with pros
poets OF settled far weather.
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HOTELS
tAMPASAS SPRINGS, TEXAS.
HOTELS

PARK HOTEL Masn., Noon 70 assl. sSr
Springn with two new, 80 by As feet swimming
pools; also hot vapor and electric baths. Ac-
comnoda atlons for over 400 persons. VIII open
MAY 10th, and continue open through MI
ofhealth aud pleasure say; "YOur v aters and
bathing arc unequaled; your climate Is the
most salubIious: your scenery aud drives tur-
pass all etc" Many rheumatic sufercrs' nom
Hot springs have been entirely cured by our
hot baths. Street cars from depot To hoiol ana
apflnRs Pleasure conveyhnoes for less price
than any other resort In this country. Letters
Of inquiry cheerfully answered.
WILLIAM GINNUTH .......... Manager
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CLEBURNE.

CLEBuRsE, May 3-[Spsoial. l-Dsspite
the inclemency OF the weather last night
the reception and ball rendered TO A. q.
Scurlock and bride was we'll attended, and
was the gran5est event Of TIE kind this
season.
Mr.. N. Y. Brown, of the wster.works,
has been quite sick and could not attend
tho funeral OF his brother, who died at Tyler
Thursday night.
Houston In the morning.
Quite a number OF people are in town to.
day and business Is very coed.
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sEGUIN.

sEeurN, May 3.--[5pecisl. .I-Dick Brown
was jsiled here 10 day for malicious fence
cutting. He was csuGht in the act after
Sss.roy.ng scvcra, panels.
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FREDIsilIUi<sBURG.

FREDEEl cKsBURG, May Especial. i
Tho San Antonio stage, due here on the
30lh, came at II o'cock to-day, aud had
been robbed by one man, besides being
waterbound two days. Only one psssen
ge- 80 '-iver wsgp on the stage. Toe pas
sorger nd 20 g,ye uO S2l ant
his iswslry. The .r6bher hel,ed
from here, on the Sen Antonio rood, and
took ouG sll tho mail mater except few
papers. The mail pouches wero found
near where the stnge had been stopped
How much the robber got away with is not
ascertsined, as all outside connections were
impossible on account OF recent heavy rains
and storms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON. May Especial. lit con.
,inues to rain here and the river now is
higher than Vt has been at any time since
1866, when boats landed in some OF the
principal streets here. One span OF the city
bIidge across tho river was washed away
to-day. From the pretent prospects all Of
it will 60. No trains have arrived from Off
of the East Limo nor Texas & Pacific. The
Texas & Pacific is badly washed three miles
from town and several others are reported.
The East Line Is also washed very badly.
The river is still rising here at about two
iprh hra en hour.