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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-12

a prominent physician lately remarked to
the proprietor, that ifit were admissible to
make public the letters we receive, the
Mothers Friend" would outsell anything
ON the market.
most earnestly en,rcat every female about
TO be confined TO use Mothers Relief Coup.
led with this entreaty, will ndd that during
long obstetrlcal practice (rorty-f four years,
! nave never known it to fail TO produce a
safe and quick delivery.
II. j. HOLMES, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga.
Send iorour Treatise on "Health and Han.
piness OF Woman" mailed free.
BRADfIELp REGULATOR Co. Atlanta co
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Little Joker is the best smoking to-
To the People OF Dallas and North Texas


To the People OF Dallas and North Texas.
Form yourselves into special COM
mittees to make arrangements for a
special train to Waco, Nov. IS to q,
inclusive, to witness tho grandest sport
ing event and display of fine horses ever
known in Texas. All railroads tributa-
~ to Waco have agreed to bring you to
Waco at the rate of cents mile,
which is very low rate. / would like
you in body to avail yourselves of the
opportunity of witnessing tho largest
gathering of fine, fast and thorough
bred horses, from all parts of the United
States, ever known in Texas, rs we
have more entries than any other town
in the circuit. These are facts, as you
will see by attending. am, yours re-
specially, SANFORD JOHNSON,
Manager Waco Driving Park.
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Fron Claco.

Cisco, Nov. l0.-lCorrespondence.l l.
This mornings HERALD is wrong In
stating that ]. Ii. Calhoun, senator elect
from this district, is lease-lsw man.
While heis opposed TO the law as II now
stands, he is conservative in his views
on "iree. grass" lie is certainly not
suspected OF being under the control OF
cattle kings. tbs assurance had much
70 do wiihthe large majority by which
he was elected.
Many Democrats are sore over having
voted for Wash Jones. They now see
ton.
The HERALD IL constantly gaining IA
yor for itsprompt arrival ON dav of pub.
iication, and its full telegraphic news.
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Mitchell County.

CoLoRADo,N Nov. l0.-[Correspondence.
l have sent several communications
to the HERALD concerning the recent
election, the ratification, etc, and notice
they haven't appeared. believe, how
ever, they have never left the telegraph
Office here, as that would be about in
keeping with their usual custom. /
send to-day an account of the ratitica-
ton Friday night, of which the citizens
are very proud. and justly so. Exten-
sive notices are given OF the same by
correspondents in the Galveston News
and Austin Statesman.
Jones beat Ireland in this county 40
votes.
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"IMPERIsHABLE."-Days and oven
weeks after the application of the genu-
inc Murray IL Lanman Florida Water
the handkerchief or garment still OK
hales soft, rich fragrance. IL is this
peculiar advantage over all other toilet
preparations that has won for this world
famed Perfume the expressive designa-
ton of "imperishable," by which It is
generally known. 10 distinguish the
genuine article from its numerous imi-
tations look out for the .'Trade Mark"
which consists of narrow white strip
label bearing the fac slmile signature OF
Lanman Il Kemp, New York, solo pro-
priotors.s
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A " ORDINANCE ESTARIJsutNa AVN
~ ordering h.i additional savers In ~ ~, ~
city OF Dallas 'o"N's III the
hc II orlaine, ly the Ci,v cor,,u
City of Dallas; N'N" VI the
,,e,ei,, r'uN Ia, d't there shall he and Is
nVlSuN tsAolNNNl and ordered huilt nnd
maintained tho Ci' lowing n5Li,io,,i ,u. ~, wv
sewers In the olir nf Dallas tn.n,if I's, .it
,r,a ~ T ~, l inches In diameter, of
NNC,t'meu way , Ho ttrcuar ir form, between
N,,,,, N.Y. V'' 'iHlh streets, underground
ii,v,u wv VhS 70 ctmore street, and from
,,,.. $50 w NJ '..i street; thence cnst ON
s,,,, .i'tV W NY street. to be laid nj
~, ,,oi ~ ~ " W. rs shall he directed hv
wv, ,he N w. Hnkt, "a made To connect with
~, ', 1'il pWNli' 7rr IN Murphy street. The
ers along the Iu.o. '''FN''' """'
co, nv, :. lhn o. RI Hloks between Main and
Nt,,s,,,.i y, et' m Jefferson street to
Wu,.ntnA wv 'ks rom Sycamore TO
MurphN SIRE. D,tC'n Main aud Commerce
districts. 'Nf"'"'N se"eI
shH y ThptnN ne provisions, REQUIRE.
m,nls ana prnnIllrs heretofore Ndoptcd nv
uit..unnhvc IN 20 .ttunea TO the sewers, N snld
wv snall he Nv 1Nf'e nd govern the sewers
".icny vslAnl s1tl MS far as applicable
sEc; l. Thu iils orllnancc tako eiIec,
Approved Gel. q ISL
T, NJ Il cADELL, Mayor.
NV ''ps' ~ - FAunf, City Secretary.
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Many cosmetics for the complexion
have nom time TO time been put upon
the market. But none have stood the
teet ~ has Pozzonl's medicated com.
ploxion powder. IL is an absolute
curative for hlotches, discolorations,
freckles, etc. For sale by druggists.
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,W.WTLLI ms & CO., AGENTS. TT. Worth.
BASS & BROS, Terrell.
T. PATTERSON IL CO., EunlS.
FOUGHT ~ BRO, Dent N.
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There are many forms of nervous de-
bility In men that yield to the use of
Carter's Iron Pills. Those who arc
troubled with nervous weakness, night
sweats, etc., should try them.
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FOR RENT.


DOR Il cNT-A SEVEN-R ROOM HOUSE.
4 tenant house, barn and nine acres, on
i'oss avenue; one minutes walk of lreet car
Apply to GEORGE IL. PLOwMAN, 7O3 Main
1890. nolltf
EOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
-, front room, southern exposure, suitable
lor ladies or gentlemen; good board If re-
gllred, Apply l02} Elm st, noIl-7t
H'Ok kENT-CENTkALLY LOCATED-
flrsJ-class sleeping rooms; south eXpos.
ure' All conVenences. LINDgLEY 4 BRAN.
FORD, 10 Vain street, upstairs lg-u
ITOR kENT-TWo NICELY FURNISHED
a. rooms, centrally located, on street car
cnuc. noT.-,
TOR kENr-IN PRIVATE FAMILY-9
\ furnished rooms, with board, 10 mar
ileu couples; splendid neighborhood and
convenient To two lines street railroads. An
plyt0 WOOD, Herald Office. motif
INoR RENT-ONE FURNISHED FRONT
Il room, 726 Elm st. oci5tf
EoR REN1-A BRICK STORE, WE'LL
\ finished and situated In "A good business
location In the town of Ennis, Ellis conntS
ieNas; suitable for groceries or dry goods
inquire or L. j., MCCARTY, Real Estata
Agent, Ennis, Texas. ''''
IGOR RENT-BY THE S0TTT1 yESSs7F
LAND COMPANY, 7OI Main street,
broom house, No, 5l5 Veal street, SIS; S-room
80 - .,o' rluTA street, east OF Texas Cen.
tral Railroad, s.; Broom house. near Con-.
vent, East Dallas, acres land, 500; S.room
.mI9,use, l5O7 POLK street, opposite on Works.
~ Groom sn mouse, corner Ervay and Wood
r,,er's, wv broom house, East Elm street,
ATWOOD street. near branch, SIS; l-room
house, wy Main street, $40; l-room house,
sasl Dallas, north OF Fair Ground, slS,
sis so house. Live Oak street, near Convent
''-'''' GROOM mousse aS Caruth street, $40.
nup9ltl
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EoR SALE-ABOuT 20,OU0 ACRES OF
land in the choicest grazing district OF
Texas. The Concho river runs through the
entire length of pasture; grass and shelter
abundant. Asplendid opportunity for fino
STOCK farm offered for a short time at a bar.
gain. Terms: About half cash. balance Ink
years ut 10 per cent. interest. For price and
,,urther particulars, apply TO JOHN HARRIS,
Manager United Trading Company, Colorado
WY, ltAus, motif
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Vital Questionable

Ask the most eminent physician
vi any school, what is the best thing
in the world for quoting and allaying
all irritation of the nerves, and curing
all forms of nervous complaints, giving
natural, childlike refreshing sleep al
ways?
Aud they will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form of Hops !!w
CHAPTERI.
Ask any or all OF the most eminent
physicians;
"What is the best and only remedy
that can be relied on to cure all diseases
of the kidneys and urinary organs:
such as Bright's disease, diabetis, reten-
ton, or inability TO retain urine and all
the diseases and ailments peculiar to
Women ~
And they will tell you explicitly and
emphaticly "Buchu n!
Ask the same physicians
what Is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia:
constipation, indigestion, billiousness,
malaria, fever, ague, &c." and they will
tell you:
Mandrake or Dandelion !l!l"
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with Others equally valuable,
Ana compounded into Hop Bitters, such q
WONDERFUL ana mysterious curative power is
developed, which Is SO varied In It's opera
lions that no disease or Ill health can possi-
bly, exist or resist Its power, and yet IL Is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak-
est invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER II.
"Patlents
almost dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up by physicians,
OF Brights and other kidney Diseases.
liver complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy I'M
From agony of neuralgia, nervous
ness, wakeiulness, and various diseases
peculiar to women.
People drawn out ofsnape from eXcruciat-
ing pnngs OF rheumatism, intlammatory and
chronic, or suffering from scrofua.
Erysipelasl
"Saltrheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsln, In
digestion, and In fact, almost all diseases mail
Nature Is heir To
Have been cured by Hop Bltters, proof OF
which can be found In every neghborhool
In The known world -
EHF- None genuine without n bunch of
green Hops ON the white label. Shun ali tho
VIE, poisonous stuff with "Eiop" or "Hops'
In their name.
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Two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rates for nd.
Sddrvss Geo.P. Rowell 4 Co, 10 Spruce st. NY.
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Youll nnd her smiling night and day.
Although NJ times sh Is not gay.
And should you wonder why YOU meet
THIS onstant smile, regard her teeth.
She only laughs those gem To show,
Which So1odOnt makes white as snow,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-12

The Batavia canned goods are tho
best packed in the United States. Try
them, at Loeb 4 Freibergs.
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TOR sALE--A RESIDENCE AND sTOnE
4 mousse, attached with fresh stock OF
groceries, queensware, etc in the town OF
lawrence u bargain can be hac If an early
application Is made TO W. b. c., Herald
nnotf
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laughter Lcnds a New Ch.rm

To beauty whom Il dlscloses pretty
set ofteeth. Whiteness, when nature
has supplied this element OF loyeliness.
may be retained through life by using
tho fragrant Sozodont.
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"SpaldIng's Glue,r mends furniture.
toys, orockory, all ornamental work.
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Z TIES TIM O NTAT,S

From the Great RevivaIist, w. E. Penn,
MIR. a. XII Awkes:
Dear Sir i take great pleasure in saying
INIT AFTER having Worn your new CrystaliZed
Lenses and Patent Spying Eve-fIioss,,. y ,,v
the past year my sight has greatly improved,
W. ~. PENN
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"NN' Agent. for the GOLDEN
DAWN. or OR, LIGHT on the
school Teachers, Students, Young Men, In.
dies, acting ms agents for this book, are max
ing over SlQa month. Sells fast. One agent
sold d nrst 10 days; another 10 In DAYS; am
9lher II In day; another Is and bibles In 4
Jays secure territory quick. Also agents
wanted for the best illustrated Family nina
eVersold by agents. Send for circulars, Al.
Dress TEXAS BOOK AND BIBLE, co, 7I7
Elm street, Dallas. Texas.
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LOR SALE-9,3O. ACRES VALUABLE
II land for sale, all in one body, with last
ing water the dry.st sea on, known as Har.
rison Co. school land, located miles Yves,
OF Anson the county seat of Jones county,
and about Is miles northwest of Abilene, 10.
JAS. X. IRON, Overton, Rusk county, Tex.
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AgsTTN, rrAAs, March 3, 1851.

Mr. a. X. Hawkes.: '''''
Deor Sir--l am much pie sed with the Pam
tlscoplc Glasses you so pert city adapted 10
In my youth, the fines; ~ with prriatt
ease. ! checrlully SecIGul shemto The
public Respectfully Il BEARD,
tE-GdSU.Lut of Texas.
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EOR SALE-ONE BAKERY, WITH ALL
Il fixtures necessary for baking, In awlde.
awake town; everything new and complete,
at price TO suit the hard times. Address
Q. F., In care Dallas HERALD. oct loft
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DOR SALE-A RETAIL MEAT BUSI.
a ness; one of the leading markets In the
city. Apply To or address H., care Herald
oHlco, nova
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PATIENTS

Caveats, Reissues and Trade Marks secnrod
NnH az other causes In the Patent Ornec aud
tended to. "'N N"Viuily at-
=, upon receipt Of model or sketch of ,nven.
uon, make careful examination. ana aa,,iaa
as 10 petentabilily Free of Charge. ''' 'se
rI ices imnHod.rSr'Ne, and ] make No CHARGE
unless PATENT Is SECURED. Infor,Nn--
application. s'ht on
y. u. LITTELL, washippto, N A.
Near u. =. Patent Office, - -
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WANTEBI-tiIRL OR WOMAN --s sez
Nv general houSework, to go to TOR
Texas, on Fort Worth 4 Denver RojISatHr,
JOHN w. WALDER, at Arms trong Bro tiroad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-12

That whittier, skin ofhersthan snow,
And smooth MS moumen tai alabaster,
Was all acquired by using Pozzoni'a
edicated conn loXiOn powder.
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NJ Il. NICK ~ & Co, Dru e.i.ts. are my ,
ment OF m 'rcfhlej Spectacles and Eyed
al condiiiG $50. .Le eye. PeGdlers or trayell
!asses at NJ liIe.
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TOR sALE-CoRD AND STOVE WOOD
a - 10, IN any quantity and best quality; over
.,,D1 cords on hand. Also, wanted to buy cot.
price. A. DYSrERRACH. eel7-f
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I'Vk SALE = THREE ENCELLENT
= = :, uppumioef's wagons and teams. Apply TO
I'D hANDALL's stables. se2lu
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WAiN SII5ll =, INTELLIGENT Ann
w industrious farm hands for 10 ro, and
good wages will be paid to first-cIosli ip1hths;
who can and are willing to turn Their lands nn
10 any work to be done on farm hands
letter or in person to the UNDERSIGNED Pgply by
north OF Arlington, or James f. Barton "mT Ie
las, Texas. +. A. MCNEIGH, ''il, Dali
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N oTlCEM,,IO WHOM IT MAY co N77 TYto.
~ j VIII not be responsible for AMIN nS I'm
to- day for P y T bss from and cSdGs
Nov. 10, 1884. par NJ, NJ myself
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EoR SAI.E-AT a GREAT BARGAIN, A
i choice Farm OF 1850 acres, all enclosed by
oolS unrc hedge, ON which Is II fine new frame
IcSluehce OF ten rooms, conveniently ar
raugeui large clStern Ut the house, two ten.
ani houses and two wells. Also 40 acres oi
rlch land covered with timber, within nall
nllie OF the farm. situated In nm excellent
nelghOorhood only five miles north, twenty
west rom Dallas offered Cor "a few days
0nly, by MURPHY d BoLANz, Real Estate
Agents, 200 Main street. octS
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w ANTED-,A PAkINER-A pnArrV
w cal business man to take half ia.Ntl.
in our manufacturing establishma interest
be strictly sober and energetic, will No must
pected to travel and manage entire b5"l, ex-
to the right man we offer bargain i,leSsi
TO or address OLIVER Bros 727 Main astPplyy
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EoR SALE-AN IMPROVED FARM Of
IL llSA acres, 10 miles from Dallas, near
Hutchlns, on the II. 4 Il. Z. Il, r.; land in
hlgh cultivation; produced this year 80 bales
Df cotton, and 700 bushels OF corn besldas
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w. II. BUSH, Druggist. Gr5enville.
LAKE " MCFARLIN, Marshall.
CASTLES ~ MORRISON, Waco,
DIR, MICHARD. Movin.
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THEY ARE As TRANSPARENT AND COL0RLESS As LIGHT ITSELF
They Are Perfect Sight Preseryers.

s 0 AL h9 leading Physicians orTexas Governors Senate
cn-. cue, Gun oe ven who huveal .eir sgnL
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DOR SALE-H ANDSONE SET CONSIST
IL ing of folding bed cheffonier and wash.
stand; also other articles of furniture; these
are bargains, and must be sold AT once as the
owner Is about to remove from Dallas Ap.
ply to @. A. CAPwELL, at Edwards Musls
Store. nnoTt
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M ANTED-A J RINTER-A Y1,Tzs7.
W man of 20 or % (single): win bbs0,uNG
put up and distribute ab0ut nine g aasS 70
work preferred; will pay S3j n mon,Sh JOB
don, Texas. oiaren-
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w ANTED--A GENTL EMAN Az
w to board In a private famiIrD WIFE
there are no other boarders. ami Where
jackson street NEW housed. apply at ll2i
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26
SUN RIVER sUN-HOL1DAY EDITION

he became trader either connected with company or
Oh lis own account He was considered a hard .boss'
account Of the harsh he used to enforce his
orders Before starting out from St. Louis gang Of
were generally engaged to take the company boats
ua'd with Indian goods, up the river and return the
following spring These men frequently young
unused to the hartships Of frontier life and many
rr of foreg n birth. These men, some Of whom had
yet learned to speak the language used by these
u.trs which was generally French and "Injun' badly
mixed: were often most shalnefuy treated by Clarke,
several being dispensed with short notice Here in
this i'll those days. far distant country away from civ
lization and law, a man with bad temper often al
lowed himself to indulge in those little freaks of nature
mot permissible anywhere ese and with Clarke. He
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26

seen again until the massacre the Marias Tt seems
as if he lying there SICK unable to make anv d.
fence and when told that the soldiers had come to kill
him he plunged knife into his heart rather than be
shot by them "
Clarke never popular with either the Indians or
whites over whom he had any CONTROL ana when it was
learned that the boy whom he had PARTIALLY raised and
kicked and cnea, had taken his life the deed was not
generally regretted by either The Indians were pleas
ed that the man who had been SO overbearing with
them was no more, and many of his old en-
ployees, whom he had msused in times past In ia, /,
nearly all the old Fur company men expressed ttl> r
surprise at his being permitted to live long as he did
Probably the only regretted the death Of this
man had known him before he came west and his
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26

Copies of this edition will be sent to any ad lres on
receipt of price, Is cents. Address HANKS & HALL,
Sun River, Montana Territory.
The Labor enquirer., 1884-07-19
.A.GRAND AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS
~ fheF hs 'vOduef q the People aad the
Envy Of the Clothing Dealers

When we decided the plan giving valuable presents
to customers in all mammoth essblshment
we struck the public chord the daily at our store
Will testify What man boy Of the present smart
enough to know that where they ra dollar
y the place Tor them to trade They know house give
value for the than in the city You ask
DO they know Why simply because they the goods
and prices Of other dealers decided Add to this the
fact that we always have something to give giving and
you have the secret of our large trade.
The Labor enquirer., 1884-07-19

BoYcorT Appel & Co. They employ
cheap labor, and refuse to acknowledge
the right Of tailors and other working
men to organize FOR protection.
The Labor enquirer., 1884-07-19
PRICE, FT vB GIN 3 / ! i !
STRAIJ IJSS Drawing!


A few months ago H. STRAUSS, tho Wfde-Awaks
Clothier, announced thit he would give sway So
Valuable Prizes about July =, and that each Gus
toner would Be entitled 10 : ticket for each dol
lars wortt q. goods purchased. The drawing
came on Monday evening, July I. at California
! Hall, in the presenceo Of ! vast assemblage
The Judges selected were James Dssconibe pr.
Beal and Mr. Accarty, who saw that The IS 900
tickets were duly shaken up. "A little Mss was
then blindfolded and proceeded to draw twenty
four tickets blanks The next drawn. 25th,
wonthe First Prize aFINE PARLOR ORGAN.
Nine more blanks were then drawn and thei0th
took the Second Prize, and in like manner until
the Six Prizes were drawn. The prizes were as
follows: sSEs 81
A Fine Parlor Organ, ISIS Sewing Machine
A Fine Gold Watch, A S35 Dress Suit,
Al SO Boys Suit, A Pair OF Fine Pantaloons.
The winning tickets we're in order foows lO,0s9,
i 2O,42l, 1851, 3S14, 5,sT and 10,51s. ls;5s
Mr. Strauss then offered pair Of silk suspenders TO the
hoeliest man. Nj. George Moore was decided to be
entitled to them. pair also offered to the hand
soonest man, but the committee Of ladies refused to
decide they considered no entitled to them. but
Mr. Strauss generously gave pair to each Of the four
candidates. ia 34.ss .s.s aa se zI fa
The Labor enquirer., 1884-07-19

Anl n for the working class. Send 10
"I cents for postage and we VIII
ysp yssm6s ss rsoss sSyah shst ysannels a pus
0SE1 you in the way Of making more
money in few days than you ever thought
possible at any business. Capital not re-
quired. We will start you. You can work
all the time, or / q spare time only. The work
is universally adapted to both sexes, young
and old. You can easllyearn from so cents
to S. every evening. That all who want work
may test the business, We make this unparal-
leled offer; To all who are not well satisfied
we will send 81 TO pay for the trouble Of writ
ing u.s., Full particulars, directions, etc., sent
free. Fortunes will bt, made by those who
success absolutely sure. Don't delay. Start
now. Address ST1Nsots & Co., Portland, Ne
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-23
AN UGLY AFFAIR.
Sur veying Party Waylaid in Lin
coin County.

On our recent visit to Charles
ton we met our good friend, Mr., A.
P. Sinnett, the surveyor, as he
was setting out, with his sons and
gentleman from New York, to do
some surveying in Lincoln county.
We had hardly reached home,
when the news came that the sur
veying party had been fired on,
while on the disputed land, and
that the son, William Sinnett, had
been seriously wounded by a rifle
shot in the back. The young man
was cared for and at once conveyed
back home, and we are glad to clip
the following from this'week's Tra-
bWne.
civilian, son of Abel P. Sinnett,
Of Kanawha, who was recently
fred at and shot while On survey
of disputed land in Lincoln county,
is, we are glad to be informed, in
fair way to recover"
We are glad to see that the Lin
coin Clipper and other papers of the
vicinity denounce this lsmlessness
in strong terms.
This is not the country and age
where and when land titles can be
settled by rifles and revolvsrs. This
fact must be impressed upon these
Lincoln county shootists 30 that
they will not forget it.