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sTAR-ROUTE INIQUITY.

WAsHINGToN, Juns 10-[Press. l-Chs lies
d. Coemsn, attorney, Plymouth, Miohi-
gan, IN his testimony before the committee
to investigate Gpe star-route trial, said that
William A. Cook, Que Of the governments
counsel in the prosecution, accepted several
HUNDRED dollars to prevent the indictment
|of DR.. Colgrove, star.r0u.e contractor.
|Dr. ColcTo7p, witnefs said, wGs Interested
lin mum per of routes. and was innocent Of
fraudulent action, but preferred 10 pay
money 10 prevent indictment rather than
Ito have the notoriety which would have
ensued had bill cen found. Negoie.
kions, Coleman said, were conducted d
Through Cole partner of Cook. Witness
continued: II went to Cole and conferred
with him upoa the subject; he told me he
Thought he could aid Mr.. Colgrove, aud l
,saw him 60 from the room IN which we
were into the adjoining room and have q
|conference with Cook. He came back and
Informed me he would be able to help the
hoctor and he would want, in the first
place, $500, but he afterwards got, think !,
$3.50. Uo'r ,old me he cot the money, end
he also tod me he divided with Cook"
Y "Was il at the TINA when Cook was in the
koyernment servlce?' asked Springer.
"Yes, sir; it was during President Gar
ield's sickness at Elbernon."
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sambp Unssrn some Companions.

FoEv WoEru Inns ioE -lsprciil.i-f1e
fs71l4fts 10 Ile FTafa rTUsfUfi'n az 1.m FOL
.tra.4 i1 clio DrsEsIs8 'n tl'7fE', Iasa
been euuilr iu ol Nff .Fa't, fNi
The gTsaIrst .UrhF sr1 tAlsC.sl HFsiNr
lst- IH-ai-.' l.d is ilt moaning, t.t
sem .rrs''r -saar4sT'tFs son y a.. .'lssr
frsr o.. p.g k.gl, s.d ben, mo BIG surs ul
ihO ulFrv have n.r1 sliIF iui-lcl-. lag
views G.ll rhcn atatg and local if#ds u
fRfr- .s7r .rstrrr 'fgil me huIS- HrH,."
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Ami. E.rnr.1rrl nTlrhrr p lisa cfH.rll-
nous hV r"r loo la..r ttrH. ASS T-.r. ."#
leIt.r..l - 900 sH.EHH % o. O.. tIHr
irC., tEuT.sr fHarsflE-. htt.tFN one.
Hrug~r,rfs all Ha 900 -ss.ul f.lfr.l.
psigU cad I.Idn .uu "a g4EnE. aF uH'
uIt-ucuHniv lu a.rHaE mpa, -Hs' d. '"F
warrH.F Is Is, ID lgsHa Iisn'Is 't.I, {
.ur.n.uuu o.. .ha cold lig-.l' SON. n rs
waTr -uIn. .farl ne i-urmHn, Fr. -'a
.aYs Ea usaa yaIaLr,Elia Tor h.sFt --
nf4t lu-l gr fhH republicans % n -....f.
400 a..-g- re. --Y feeling sfms O. Do a.-
..#. .rrH f#.H .-rT. son, a-a NLrH
rH.,eE 0, 1.la- bog A'UTAss Nc hfs.rs
chen nos ..u.g..F- ia .apai o. #-@
g.1 90. e.ag--I.HW s.. move -u- .."r IH#
HlIg r... .".. a.,9.sn lAT ,f".-
i1T utig- ..r 80 ts.u-r0, Aisl. Aa..I ~
El.H Unu..y ru1E.H 1 . n!.. ..y DIS
caul.a-.u .Hr lnpaItTV GhsIu Ha.."
A0a.Jusen ID raYtIs Eili probably u E 10
permanent q. firm, Toe commit rs. E...
tBp rg.-s -Intu3 'I urIeE. H a.. ..sf--
nav, elE. lts2,d sIr. 81 'yuEt sa e.. Nnl.
rl uy.tE .y, Elay aa sUsp li having H.a,
A caGcu" C' tTe iaIr4N. GOuH'y --.. -..f.
ia called ilr ld b'clles II-mouoN Zoo make
srr.rgrata,s TO grgaId 40 mog',nr 0' lHt
a lrsa'rs IT mo sigtl district 10 urauy
70 CsI.aigiy that Sttsett HHu Colonel aH.H
cannot both go lo Chicago rs pstEti.. ''.
large, g q H.ulc uuGsTs .audtpg WI. have .u
ID. Iescard 10 ibs matter.
DicS Hubbard seems - BE- Ga taa Hate nt
,tytry delegate, - ais u. c,ioa ~ s5 g.1A
lohn II Reagan i-H's' ihyot:la 81 .'UI
Ill tho ta., ssitI pDd All Pfob-olt .H ".-
M; tgn liFo CfiE 0rt, Wsllb0rH, Say
Sguph f'~St.THF, Ealn y, hlGag.E1 J r.
OE-,g, 70 San Antonio, a,IHs III .st y.
sherman, Reload Core, g. y. N.A', i.
q N...a .rs Ht mall.u.el 60 go fl".,
a. LARGO ,Ta.gs You; oarr- 0..uai
Cutlery sTgI q uulh6f N psom ines. .t. .a
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ILH' "a d Htgdtlcs1 have r!11. > j..
Is, ug .uW Hle gHa.Uuwl,i E.. .ia.'.
b. .Aa. @. wsiY e3aA'l.i hsI' d. .il-..a
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Smith, .a Esrssn. iar re..g fH
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.at yc.-.I 'i,. H.. ..g-t.'a
I here ~ lu-.Hi..t s.r-rgI. - .gEfl .. If. -
kIy wnG p.t.EC1Crt.CH ylig-l
Tho Inc .rina nave .-I.r.i .t ....
delegate, eat .at,a.l politics '.. r
discussed go H# ia".. GIy.Tast Fl. r.
.a rHr., N." "Ha .yar. .I-.
re'yg4 'Va lengthy .fi -aLlH ...
10 gw.-.. "r1a.s..s TO. sos lH.. .. %
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rnar Ug F5s.., go o19 90 t-s shade
-.Ffsrf
...Hae Johnson colt y,st rlsv u
p, 90 ug 100 la i Isl. !. % .ts A'.l,
o.. Pep .a ,ga Trinity liver, walsh has
Do s'ry Dis iHe pass We b, g. rrHl'Iy &C.
..
A number q lockers o4 ll,. las, sy.uirg
.44 moro irayo thlr a,rg- lUg 20 attend NE
soE- Worth coHy,uul",
Judge slaH Hare uI the GrBysoa county
byI-I a.. ius Bort My.,l D3aFe. t.OA,
g.r deg prual Is bg'rFh,tel up, aud tbo
EugE ai cl.cl'gg canoes ou Wh'cn iav tex
hf5 not been paid 0Il begin within tbS
lJEt 'nN day.
ite motion i1E . rev hearing IN the
.#e'nF cases ifuW li5 county vii 90
a'FlrN Ia the c0u OF spperl', ~ Austin,
o. a.y orc Natk.
Jim Pasmas, c''-g9l, Plea ell guilty b..
foo W tiCc ElEaeus yesterday 10 stealing
S.l, g-d U.s c1Tmi,'Hd 90 j.! 70 await the
% % ,Ea gEauG Jars.
CUu'iy ASSESSOR Scott O. 0, work maHvF
cue zoe soho a.t.c ccnsG 70. ptl,ll county,
En'cl Tal zoos uu uy.T jllJ ch.l1rn
within % Erau.asao .so
Ehc LiFSgymaH's sWrr3.lHG E.N I've
gENiItc ~ tHc r.es course .nu DAY Of .
p. Hr. 4.c nr1gBrur lNn' .. Pools
Ti.. f.. .'g 90 On. grounds
TIC .r.H'G we've al' , -.H delegates 20
r0H, N i" FnH ".'a a.sFsI ION yg.ier
... ..-- a..aFs s.,1 "E.. 'E 90 g-siH
''.Ia .lfg yrr.1.rN4 .H1 a...r. v'asg.
- beat OF ... .... day H.8 duly
~u.... 800 Ga. aig. t. ni ,'rIs HLl
800. ur aa-rr. a.d "... s-H.U
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Hl.i-n,. NrnLinn.

Ay8u.TA, NE, jan 9.-EN G .Ta,.0r
Coa.ur Hllr. "a The g.,H.r.ll ..la.'.r. %
ia words 'Eo.Crmn. rulcl were responded
70 by -Hl4ar aul,0r., e.. ,.'.n--.., W'.
closed ar.U Er.a. c., F,n- . ay. a'
E. ! .-.a c--e Of oar SIDE ~ l0' continent.
Ir-S motor =. m.- sat', lyon h.Va dome
81. ,iy aad we'll. We viii sweep lnis c3g.'Iy
Ike q vas. pJ. iT.. t'a.' judge Knight, :.
NHlilrr..t, pNif . rg"'. .. ice ye.rrag bic
Cy.y.ga yIgs.d l.. .utrUTrl. .usu ot abe
crowd q: tho depot vas interrupted by the
band striking ~, Gui ire u"rCs. ou
proceeded through he piincl q. tbgea. o
The raai5erc' o; Blanc, in Iron. o. which
q vast crawd wla assembled, whicpGu gr'l"
wss sks ching Tor IN illustrated p9p r. hr
procession sJiyed at Is, Gad the Cai.iJr-
mans we're received ith clipping OF hands
az they pass iIt0 the honse. They were
most cordial received by Baiae. AscX'
SUt0tJr Mcclure presented each by namo
a CONVEX sati0n guglsd, which was 2rOkcn
up By Senator HaulIn coming in and b..
ing presented ,.rcmarking they were nice
boys. Baire then wentdown 70 the door
where he WAS rrecaiYed with CHEERS. Cen
efal Connor addressed him in i short
speech and was followed by CoRG!es.aaan
Bnutelle. Blaine then se'G
"FGLLow CITIZEN: III anything could
add to pleasure welcoming to my door and
under nay loof my old friends OF Maine
it would be as IL is to-day to have them &c"
companed ny the lrya! end true hearted
men from the Pacific coast, whom hey
bring to our hospitality and whom we greet
and welcome as our guests. l am very
sure you must appreciate the embarrass
ment under when man speaks when he
10 overwhelmed with u demonstration G.
kindness as / am to-day / can only say
from the depths Of a proudly thankful
heart, God bless you all" Voices Of
"good," AID tremendous applausel. Mr.
B0utelie followed briefly and was sec.
onded by Senator Mcclure, who concluded
by Introducing Judge GEORGE knight, oi
California, who paid tribute to Lincolu
and Hsmin The California delegation
then rook leave Of Blaine and retired, and
then tho cYoTd Streamod by the doors
shakirg hands With Blaine. At the re-
ceDl!ou 10 the California delegation watch
followed, J. NJ. Haynes, Of Augusta, mndt
a syeech Of Welcome and * Governor Davis
reulied. An immense crowd wasin gteld
spca. The city is sliva win illumination
and the streets are bockaded by an i'm
mense c)Dc1urss OF people. serenadt
was rendered TIE waiting delegates o.p!Sh'
and good deal OF speech making INDUCED
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4 Down Town Merchant.

Having passed several nights, disturbed
by the agonies and cries ola suffering child
and becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins
iow's Soothing Syrup was just the article
needed, procured supply for the child
On reaching home and acquainting his
wife with what he had done, she refused to
have il administered to the child, as she
was strongly in favor of Homeopathy. That
nightthe child passed in suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
still worse; and while contemplating an,
other sleepless night, the mother stepped
from the room to attend to some domestic
duties, and left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered q por-.
ton OF the Soothing Syrup to the baby and
said nothing. That night all hands slept
well, and the little fellow awoke in the
morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder.
full change, ard although at first offended
at the deception practiced upon her, has
continued to use the Syrup, and suffering
crying babies and restless nights have dis.
appeared. A single trial of the Syrup
never vet failed to relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice of the mother
Sold by all druggists. % cents bottle.
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Six-CypIercd Justice.

ATLANTA. GA, jane l0.--Ihe supreme
caurG to-day rendered two decisions, iu.
vovirg shouf $1CO).0CO each. The
first cssa Uus that Of The policy
holders against the Southern Mutua!
Insuracce company, When had &C.
commodatsd surplus OF $1,000 600.
Thers wgg movement for division. Inc
direc ors held the present. poiicysholder9
only ,hould participate aHd not pest poll.
cy.nodors. Toe supreme court decides
every polIcy-hoidzr, lapssd or NOT, il enti,
tied 10 Il proportion of the surplus, ard
urges immediate division.
The Shortweil will case, involving $780,.
OOO, was held 70 be valid, Relatives we're
owe LOGGED, thus contested.
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FEILVSguUYsEN AID DySAa'I1E -
TIM NICARAGUA 'DINNYi'

Whm1aEoY, June 10 -[Ftss IA csb.A
N.|.g rec .FOd nom London f'Isti' POO
rln. rlarrE that 90 the British crW-
Nous O. day tire uucCr secretary
states ilnt REPRESENTATIONS tQuch'-g far
duty of IreltlY unw,rs In gegrId 90 dy. %
mite he'd rtrp addressed q ina F0ygr,-
mFu', but 40 ryply had been rec .vgt the
tiprch was shown Secretary FEELING,
huysgu tonight, and he SAD it seemed
10 TP'9r - representations made ~ iaH
government touching tho recent ouTagr'
but hat be state department had not re-
csiVpd r0ythlng on the subject from the
British government siLci the commission
Ufthe recent dynamite ou'rages
The sun required by Secretary Frgi'ng'
huy,pn 70 6uy Tor the pOvtrnmeut
certain rights which II is unt1r'
stood De Nicaragua gcvd'nmeat hes
Hrc.jfd i1r the construction OF an inter
oceanic canal 10 $3.50, coo, not 80 c,CC1 ag
beutairr reported. II 10 embraced 10 a
pnlrnEapb 10 tho c0nsulrr aud
Eipl5mrtic bill, attached 20 10
BY tar r,uata committee ol Epprapriyu)n5
md reported Yesterday, II Was tni9 para
Graph witch was uudcr discussion i1 'ra
ercf', zoe lon II tho senate this afternoon.
No elton Nas taken.
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AMERICAN OYSTER BEDS.

The natural beds OF the European oyster
ara almost com pletely exhausted, ana &c.
pendence is there placed mainly on ARTIFICIAL
beds. This is far from being the case IN
Aneric. \, though artificial culture has been
long since introd uced. Of the natural beds
may be mentioned that OF Long Island
sound, which is fully lis miles in length.
Otner prolific beds exist in the ChesapsRke,
and In the waters of Virginis, which SKATE
ia said to possess 100000 acres OF oyster
beds. Yet the most prolific of our natural
beds is that on the coast OF Georgia. Here
the oysters exist in tuch vast multitudes as
10 form natural breakwaters Gil the coast
firm enough to effectually resist the press
IRE of tides and waves. In this respect
they may be compared with the coral reefa
which surround many OF the Pacific is
lands.
Inward from the coast there extends p
region OF salt marsh OF from twelve to
eighteen miles in width, through whoss fiat
expanse lazy rivers meander slowly toward
the sea. strangely enough these slow
streams fow through banks, OF living
sides and even invade the marsh region be-
yond. 1t is said that in some OF these
streams . 100-ton vessel might be fully
loaded within a space OF three times Its
own length.
AS TO the method by which oysters are
taken IT, is hardly necessary to mention the
familiar ones of the tongs and the dredge.
The latter ia the usual method, the dredge
resembling huge iron claw. whose down.
ward. bent teeth &C ape the bottom of the
sea or bay. To the claw is attached sn
iron.meshed bag large enough to Lold two
or three bushels. This instrument lie
dragged over the oyster beds by the force oil
vessels moving at easy sail, the clusters OF
oysters being torn loose from their clinging
places by the claw and deposited in the
bag
taxing oysters. at the island OF MinoTcs,
in the Mediterranean, they are dived Tor IL
the same method as pearl oysters are 90
teined. The diver descepds 60 a depth often
of a dozen fathoms, hammer IN hand. ano
knocks loose with his right as many
oysters as he can clasp in his left hand
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dbl. .fft|H. f..EU.
I.. I.sFf .. Hf. mUs
.r# tfH H." friHH a
trIHof.. "rHl 600 HIHrInf Hrs
I.H HIrHn t..H
On irglt.t-.H H ura No. n
1rarrs. Ifu. I.f..
on Atriu .tn.ais- bifI.s A Williams
10 s..t
w.. Rrr-rt,. ~. Fl WhfsH.r. H.rr-rt
Tan n. "a GhfnH, q. %, Tfrislu, "a.
haEF. o. q. AfBIr
Moor Harsrr.s-D. n. rlfHr, George
". hleruT ~ Gasi1u, Charles lfTf
N. T.. hnurusr1 ffays HensisT, ksl1su
AFfrs, kahHfi di1son, lr.. W. !, fulkr
4 haTiss ]. GraHf.
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uABEAs CORPUS CASE.

Henry Jackson, colored, swors out VI IL
of babeas corpus yesterday morning in the
county court returnsble before Judge j..
L. Burke at 4 p. m, commanding officer j.
w. Spencer 10 bring into court Amanda
Brown, q colored girl eight years old, whom
he charged was unlawfully OBTAINING her
aud depriving her OF her liberty. When
the time came it appearing that thu officer
did not have the girl in his charge the
habeas corpus was dismissed. She is being
detained however by some one unknown,
The girl Is suspected OF stealing @ gold
watch, chain and thrse riggs from G. Q.
Manners saloon on East Main street, or
that she at least Knows who committed the
ha.t
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,ERMs on TWAS tEDEnAL COUNTS

WAWr UTlS, Juuz lU-lepf cisl J. Toe
|hili psIH yt.tT1ay, o. Ntloar.'. 49,
coug. 80 ryytt wa O. reasJr ID II rnd only
neeGf IH. pIyg.dF.i'a sicUH.UTr g. orc0We
In law. IEkrG Ciiscf Jg,v 81, vud pro
|yldrs rhar court ne held IA Gave. ton on
|the ligs' Hnrdays IA NuTCh aHl NGSrE-
|ber: ai Tyler on the ulud Mondays %"
Jnuu ~ a lay: Jefferson secoIi N u'
day Bro N hgunTy ara September Dallas,
on s,glar NouoGy ~ Ja'uary and ihira
'MouiHy . May, n, Graham, sacord Mon
day g. March aud third Mn4dRv In Octo.
der; Nrco. sccOnd Monday "a April auG
third Monday IN NoysmolI,
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Tho Tariff Reform Alnb.

New YoRK, June 10.-The tariff reform
league formed here with W. b. Anderson,
of Rochester university, president. The
vics.presiden,s include Henry, Ward Beech
ar, George William Curtis and Ex-Goyern-
or Robinson. The league is to hold an
annual convention. Addresses were made
by DSvid A. Wells, Genera! Devins,
Thomas G. Sherman and others. Mr.
Wells was requested to frame 8 pamphlet
on the tariff question to be distributed
a N, npu rho manila
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TO tar LADIES OF DALLAS.

The reunion of HooD's Brigade occurs at
Dallas on the 27th instant, and 1t Is the
earnest request of the committee having
the matter in charge, that the ladies OF Dali
! as assist in preparing a proper reception Tor
this gallant command. All the ladies OF the
CITY who feel inclined to thus contribute
ere requested 10 meet at the parlors OF
the Grand Windsor hotel on Saturday next
N ~ m
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New York, June 10.-The nineteenth an
nual regatta vi Atlantic scht clab, TO day,
was the most successful in many years.
Twenty.seven yachts started. The
winners were: Glass A, Grey
ling; class B, Triton ana Agnes
class G, Mischiefaad Fannie: class D, Fanita
aud Rosmer; csss L, Crocodile; class f,
Romeyn and Daley; class G, Amezon. The
Fanits George Gould's yacht, also VOL
the Livingston memorial prizs.
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OIs hundred snd forty-one dollar1
given away in clsEant prizes, at q.
G. n. Milirr'l photograph gallery.
There nrn SIX prizes. The best is
worth $40 and the lesst s.. Every
ne eit.iug for card pictures will receive one
Complimentary numbered ticket, aud for
every cabinet, two. Come oil who want
nice work, ara take your chances for fine
prize. Tickets will ba distributed through
June, July and August. Drawing will
come eff September Let. Plan OF drawing
will Unexplained at gallery.
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SudUCn ChOnSes,
Changes oil temperature are apt to oc'
casion dangerous affections: in tho full
FLOODED, apoplexy is to be feared. All,
both young and eyed, should have Brand
reth's Pills ready; they are Bever-failing.
When you have pain in the head are dizzy,
leverish, rheumatic, or otherwise affected,
take from three to ten, according to bulk
nf individual. In twenty-'our hours, or
sss time, You will be content. Constitu-
lions are much alike. Vertigo, dizziness
and pain can come only when impurity in
the blood is too much for "the life" in us
to carry without q struggle. And it is this
struggle that Brandreth's Pills aid, and no
mistakes are MADE when You merely take
away impurities from the blood.
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WAsuI, grN, Jane To- Ifc.ai 10
moliOn ~ uruillIft fu-u.y ga Hppruilin'
ton for Gs'yr'0n iH toe Iissr aud hnfhoT
bill wa.f,r'gEru ,ut, Galveston wants ne
whole Loaf 20 n0ns, Too vote on s'flAl ~
out Wfse ego, out decided fortunately ier
GAlyest5l n Wslla0rn, Who wsa IN we
chair, krlr nj PeuHsg yarlR, spoke si''
uihcU a no Gsvssi,u'f iiV2r'
~ r-.rI.'i.n gdupt.t ty iha house %
a5i0U a Iln. Slih, viii De TWFndFf 30 the
SRI ~ In pFn!nns lAs sv-s'lu u'Nli
mlu' ~ Joy,
mT W.fHin CO. sa..Nrr Fa-s'-1 fhi7
event no lrdiaU comm. EE rg.s
In he bruce this makes tC. -a..ar
(eiyrr ra ru.iI'pg
Tho IN worth IS nUyp- r.ga;-gEway
' b.. os. 80, o' %, ra, e-s 1890. y5 Sg
Hin Do. 20 20 nng WELDON 20 aCglye On
|ta h. ..ir
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Purity. Freshness Fine Flavor

Are mighty and viii prevail. Kionosa,
tine perfectiEn of roasted coffee ia pro.
noupcad by eli who use it, the best roasted
coffee ever placed in the Texss market.
Prepared at the largest coffee mill in the
south, 1t is shipped direct to the dealer
and reaches the consumer quickly, possess,
Ing undiminished, the beautiful flavor ard
aroma, which distinguishes fine coffee;
Sold Immediately after roasting, by all
grocers, in pound packages. Guaranteed
absolutely fresh and pure. Thoee who are
not familiar with the superior qualities oil
Rionosa, should in justice 10 themselves,
give It an early trial and be convinced.
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.
Messrs. Oliver Bros, mGnuiac ure-s Of
shirts ard undcr~ear, nave located them
selves nt 727 Main street, wnere they are
making some Of the finest goods to order
that can ne manufactured. They make
specially Of shirts, and their fl. IS pefiec-
ton. Gsutlcmen Will fud their prices low,
and can have The satisfaction OF getting the
best shirt at low prices and 4 perfect fit.
727 Main street, Edwards' old tore.
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a stD CASE

4 nan who said that he wa9 q brakeman
from San Antonio, whore he lost his left
leg In 4 railroad accident, short time
slice, made application Yesterday for I'D,
mission 20 the city hospital, but as he had
not been resident of the city ior sufli-
Gent lapgth of time, he was refused sdmls'
sion. Screw. worms had attacked the
wounded stump and his flesh was full OF
worns. A druggist gave him medicine to
eyteruinate them.
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THE CROP OUTDOOR.

WAsHlSGToN, June i0,-tPfogs Ire nrns
|oi o. ..uu Ul.niIag On ,Gr lu the nepsri m 7Nt
| of ugs culture indicate the Itrtc1cy 10 IL
Icreass the area CnrcEOi ,omaNaC. g. IN"
|southGrfa ry rain end ~ Tennessee oy 10"
Itemuer ..Ise iu ,he pust.uE beas>n, Re.
planHng vss siil in Progf - - Some eN'
ITEM IN .GH lst Of Juua 'vcb IN the lower
latitude. This Hpprrer' pcrs 50 % nhnus
Ia nor CENT. II would h.v- % en- lsrssr with
Ia better planting season. Com garrison win
Tho arr.r r. tlr urfviuu- cop, 10 on inl' Wf;
|Virgirip, So NORM Clrrlgu, l0l; S u'h
ICaf0llus, l,6; George, llG; Florida, lOi;
(Alshamt, ln5: N.ss.ss pph 100 Louisiana,
90: I.y's, 100, Arsan9s", lJj, Tennessee,
Ibr incense M Toe nrca 1T aprius wheat
npptar, % % uFrr!y go GRO acre., r-9 per
cent. NO part N!tIe Pc DO cDus. j. i.c'u.
dei iu tue gp luE Wr'H ss'g, aud I've
larrs.f Increase Is IN cEk.ts, amounting go
10000 CORES. The CalC ir- ~ snIus
whear r.r ges l0l per cag.t .5j1E up 90
the s.. ....st, ~ nearly every 1is,rio..
The @. $50 Oh OF win .ar wrrg' cnn'i.UtF
high. Tra average IS % TgaiHs, o. amGntn
age. '- 10 IN Julr i-.l year. AID 90 az
thei.wndsfal 1882 Since { @ l1', report
the I .ta Hvsrs-. noe decline. II points,
Obio% ,nJ KeHUcky3. Indiana, niaaigra
and some othsr s Gtss fhOa higher clGai'
ton. . .c.Tage 1UucuirD OF The .T'n1'gH.
state ..,: New YORK %, psGDsYivA1ia.lOJ
Mari 80 Gsnrria, %; Ieza', IS; Kan
tucEy. g}. Ohio. 81; Michiga1, Oh Indftna,
Of; Ii4.i., 90. Mis-. our 90. The increase IN
the area 1T oais'5 4 pr cent; AVERAGE
conditia1 9S H. was 90 last year and lOl
in June 1852 Averages are III est IS Is
ugusilF inc case ~ SLligs
nortN Of The fnrtis;h parallel,
comA up 90 standard 10 ~ woatet,n
stat rae r-nersl HyeIaga oiIyn has ad-
van c'yrcm So to 81. Bsrley--rna aver.
age he3 Hen from lOl ia Nry 20 %. 1t
was s. ls.. re sr end 81 IN Jure 1882. t. is
or In n " Yors, 81 il Penn ylvauiu, lCl in
Wiqconsin. 100 ia Minnesota, 81 in Iowa, 100
in Ncbr.eAa and 9S in Cali'ornin. Thee
states 4 ually produce iour.ffth5 of the
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ANY attempt - produce flavor ia this
or any other country that can surpass Dr..
Prices Special Flavoring Extracts will
prove a failure, for DR.. Price's arc IS fresh
aud nice as the fruits from which they are
made, aud cannot be improved. Thetr su-
periority consists not only in their ifuity
odor, but also in their delicious taste.
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rnlnnl ChIn -.

Poland Chin Pigs.
7 | have "a few vsry Gas Poland China pig2
for sale chasp. Sock bred lar breeding
purpose. Reduced rates by express
C9fresoundcpr5 arl cited. Address vii
lam Simpson, C.to. Crawford county,