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Personal MENTION.

CAPTAIN Il Crump, OF s.. Loui., is 81
The Windsor, fresh from business strip 10
w,st Texas.
William Porter, OF Frankfort, Il -n.uc ! y
Is 4 guest OF the Windsor.
Atihe s.. George: Il w Brooks. Terrell;
Il Z And.e1s Uoouer, j o lamp ton,
Greenvlle; l. n Ki'er, Forney, O T Ores
,oId. Calves On; Il s Norfsu, PsIss; q "
Ms,tin, wsxg schie; 4 V Deohman, Texas.
7 o b adfeld. Rockwell; Q Snlomar,
Triut, NJ Is; wm Butterwortb, G q & 3 +;
W o McCare Sherman; A J Murphy, New
q loans; Il A Char man, Mss Lena Orr
Lsncn.ter; NJ @ Blsck. NJ Fleasart; Mias
Maggie Orr, Lancaster: V Rogers L1ug.
aiev. John a Williams, Arkansas; John 5
Andrews, Fort Worn; w b Blair, Jr.,
Neaibefi rd; A s Reed, Wr ghi, Col,
m an: james T Wood, Virgins; Frank c
Coleman. Bowling Green, Ks; Il 5 Ham
mond, Msrshsll: ID Adams ard vie
r.rss: Il G Phillips, s. Louie; 5ohn I AL
en-. Au.tn; IL Johnston. Texss: J L.
Combs, Missi-sipni; Thos Dschman: Waxs-
hschie: J q Draugnan, Ksnsss City, No:
Amo, Harris. 81 Louis, J Pope. Mem
pms. Tenn.
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Messages remaining on had ct The
Western Union telegraph office. Parties
can thom By cal from $50 10 l0;Sc
n. m. and from $50 10 $3.50 p. N "
Wilson, Louis s. verstiue ". II II. Gas
ton, Michel Kelly. J. H. Taylor, a. j.
Wheel0cs ] al. Dickson, Frerk StreemsD,
Thomas 7. Thornton J. 2. R4msy, Gnson
Meyer II. NJ. 0sburn e 60, Sanger Bros.
8. Il CocKrell. A. a dridge q 10.
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FORT SMITH.

FoRr SMITH. ARK March 20. Especial
Seven Logan couu'v irr ueis were
brought here last n ght by Uaited Sstes
deputy marshal charged with cutting tim
0 on government la d. Although men
OF means and good s,auQpg they wi b.
r gorously prosecuted, ~ The su'horitie..
seem determined tn stop this rrsclice OF
70 obing tire government ,nhs OF rich, me
timber by lumber srer tore.
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GALVESTON

GALVESTON, March % Press l-Rev
Dr.. ID a.. John. OF this city, leaves here TO-
morrow or the next day for Sashvills, Ten.
nesste, tn attend the annual meeting ol
he mission board .of the Methodist
Episcopsl church south, OF which
be II ths T'Iss member. Hs will also at
tend the other sbnusl meetings ~ tue vni
Jus church boards. al VI witch. this b1inl
the centennial Of American M-rhodisni, are
expected n be- Of unu,unl interest.
Tho trades and labor assembly ~ Calves
ton. composed Ut eleven d brent labor or
carnations, sgaregating 1900 members,
have entered upon u sy.temstic canvas OF
he city for the purpose ~ -ndssv0ring tn
induce the people 10 Withdraw all patronage
from the Evening Print (newspsp') The
action IL the ou'growih OF feeling .ngendef'
Ell some weeks ago, when the
Union trps-set'e era In the Print cflicT
were superseded by non-union men. Mer'
chants Advertising IN the paper hsve beer
mortified mat coutnu,rcs viii cause The
loss Il oil trade controlled by members 81
the assembly. The aide men hav. received
warning that If they v0ta In the council ~
give the pap the contract tor city printing
reelection will be ibwaft,d, snh pros
poct We Candidates for public oilcs nav.
beeu given Ia upd,rsiapd they must cut
ioo,e from tao Piat or sulfsr the conse-
quelces.
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VISIT. Texa, To attend the rasting of the
North Ttxss congregational assoc, tion at
Paris this Week.
We n { cs in Mpssrs. J. d. Roberts & Co. IS,
No III II IN street.. n l,nd,ctpe by ne
nrli. Tue painter NJ A. Wheaton, ia
from Chi ago, and has q vsry httering rep
uts'ion IN the north ~ n portrait painter as
W ns lsndscape. Wo hope he may have
success In on town.
L HsgALD acknowledges the receipt of
an invitation 90 tho nuLtutl Ceremonies OK
George Dealry, of Houston. vas, and
Miss Nellie len, daughter OF Mr.. aud
Mr.. II han Alien, Lsxlnpt w, Missouri,
on tbr If April. Our hear lest wishes
TO tue two happy hearts. deserving ali they
hope for.
DR.. o Il Hewett romsrks. "Ernerienoe
is ih, beat of tsscher." ergo, IL Is SAFER to
employ a prurliiinrer who has had
over twenty years OF experience IN q very
large CITY p'actice ~ sdmiu'ster gas" for
painless extract on OF teeth than one who
has mad l,ss than TINT nunter of days
'u'elaco "A wn- - too = etc -
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BEI.TtDS.

Bolton, March 20 -t5pecial [ -Distric,
cont adj )urned to-day uutil nexs Monday
vt 9 o. M, Judge Rimes going 10 his home
in Marlin TO spend SUNDAY.
The jury In the case Of Woods ". Cham
be,lin came to an evreemt mt last night IN
favor of the plaintiff
Ynur CORES pondent had occasion 10 90 in
the country to-day and und tle farmer
much absorbed in work for the coming
YEAR, Wheat and corn are doing spendidly
and he farmers are ia, last ~ the present
prOspeC.y.
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IN TEMPORARY QUARTERS.

The American National bsuk willis
awaiting tina perfection ot AN arrangement
for the occupAncy ofthsir permanent quar-
tsrs. will bs dnniciled in tho early part OF
the co siing week n one side OF the build
ing occu pied by George I. Adkins, whore II
will be- pleased TO serve i's prrous.
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opp FELLuws pIcSIC.

On the ,ish, 20 the 20 n p'"ximo ~.
Daughters o. Rsbsccs ri tie or-tr of Old
Tloss ~ili sive a Grand ball. Dnfing toe
,sv he Old FLOW lodge of the CITY
VII Awe o picrio ard elegss'
,,ket dinner. The lodges ere
oow CITING ~ their var Gus committees
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POSSIBLE POSTAL KELATIoSs

WAsHIkeros. March 20 -fPress There
10 a pc.sibl,iiy OF he estsb'i-hmei { nj NJ,
al r.lstions between Mexic aud the Unt
led g ntes simiisr 10 those existing belye, u
this country and Canada.
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plerars tory To tho occasion, which viii
hereafter b. published. rne Managers ara
dstsrmined Ia maks tho picnic aud nall tbe
occasions Of the seas0n, they viii spare
neither time, fort nor money IN their en-
deaynrs 20 THIS sud, and are Determined the
whole altar shalt b. recherche, grand aud
y ieasaIt Ia q " exir.ms.
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IOgiStiNIsr.

LocKuARr. March 20 Especial. The
era q Jury have been IN sesslon ell The
eek and adj urned to-day uut oext Mon
fpv They r.tprnsd seven bills Yesterday
I so men were sentenced t. the peniter-
: arr this week, but one WAS Granted q nov
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GA PULLMAN PALACE carr

Tho above IL the title represented by the
initials A. r. r. o. on the bills OF the com-
edy combination that entertained qsite .
numerous audience at the Dallss opera
house I-st evening. IL IL q we'll conceived
LAY ard was fairy performed. IL rcsem-
bIes Bunch Of Keys somewhat, but Is q
great improvement IN that pisv.
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LADIES!;i'! 90 :, '' . s;.'
LnE GmrAr sys,En ny yArnR;
s,l.. nm,sl.. v,,,.,,eI "

held IN the Blue Ridge precinct. Local
option WIS defeated IN what has heretofnf.
Desn for years strong preclno, Tor the low.
Candidates for the various county offices
are making things lively,
Captain Frank Ahtat was In our city to-
dsv greeting friends.
DR.. u. N, McAuy made brlei ylsi. TO
east Texas this week.
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Notice

DALLAS. TEXAS N 'rch 20 "A special
meeting OF the tt ckholde . II the T.xs
Asphal,um pc aud Street, Paving com
pany is hereby called 10 meet At he Off e
d sad company, corner Wood ard 7 ydrss
reefs rrl,s, r,xas on the l,t dry al
NAY. 1884 10 q c ock =. "a, 60 rs'uy III.
e,se TIM Sss M ace b. the dii,c ors, and
L, lake or ion on the rat ficiuon " Al
amendment TO the ohsr's'.
J. E.gIss, Pesidtnt.
40. Esgtxs Sc -t-r,.
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KEIIoGG,s

wasHIser n M.rcl 20 Press THE
c.se o. * senator Kellogg was up peicre
Jrdee W lie today, who fixed the trial ior
A pfil 2lat.
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1LA n -Ntss Il. "a tn go = % - We.
IN ria.k fr In ant on 0fNtsty Z E!k, ahCd
he.pn' raj 81 arc -'ace his ( .. n. r m
,te fsn1v ra,i'e- .. i2f vos nvrrnr. Ths
u,,,tn an IN. rfcrr Il n hoe v.l q.
90, sin.x..ndinx - N N tymra,hy IN has
.-l oh. "a. , u, . IA
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MERIDIAN.

MERIDIAN, Msrcl 90 special IA diff
cnlty occurred this evening In town ne.
t -een two brothers-inlaw, Asv Carev ana
Melvin Hsrvick, ia which Carey drew his
pi 1 j and fret At Hsrvick. The ball rt TER
passin, through aa inch plank, took . II Ut
In the hack ~ Hsrvics's hand rhs " unc
is not consid' red dangerous. Tbs shsriif :
In hot pursuit OF Carey.
East Meridian is still improving. A new
buili,np II commenced ev,rv d,v. Carmen
tiers will begin work on WILSON'S me
rssidsic e near the depot next week.
The weatl er Is fine snd farmers are busy.
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Nsw YcRK. March o - The failure ~ G
". Hu ~ was ntouuced ut 'ne Nv
Y TX N rirr aud Nsronsl rai', um ~
, ans,: $500 barrels weie q ,ed Gus ioi
mis- account
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GAiNI.sN LIE.

GAIvrsyfLLE, Maicn 20 ( Special Viz
bt)ts for tn- faces ntyt week are beginning
no arrive. Indicators ara hat the attend
larce will bp larger than ever before. Mucn
duterest II being taken and many rromin-
,ent people from n distaucs viii BE- present.
Nhe IN IN sgeuert are using every eh0It 70
unak il the most Interesting meeting ever
held here S-vepty-iye horses are already
Ynpon the track and more are expected. MISS
Burke, tho "ChAroteeress, arrived in tue
tcity last night Every thing indic.ies that
hhs races will be- SECOND to none IA the
IUniop. Abundant preparations are being
bnade for visitor. There will be plenty to
4 The hon NJ The Crescent restaurant last
srieht IL pronousc ed very enjoyable affair
10y those who attended.
Mr.. G. G.. AggsrtoD, OF Bloomfield, while
10 notify his oous,n, lanes Agger-
ton OF tho serious illness OF hs
Imother, came in contact with wire fence
lat the railroad crossing Just below the city.
His horse bsoom unmnnageabls, Mr..
tAggeIton WAS thrown against the fence
and seriously cut shout the head His
blue horse Was badly hurt and 10 considered
ruined.
Mr.. y. r. Womack, for many years a res
Hdent Of II srsh al Texas. accompanied by
his estim ble Bride. arrived IN tho city Isn't
might. They vili In future make this place
thsir homo.
Will Jefferson. charged with ~.
bault with intent to murder one
Steve Hudson on the Sth OF March,
lis having an examining trial before
.ISQuire Holman. The trisl will probably
SnSume Noudav Of next week. Steve
ldsOn 10 the brother of Lige Hudson,
h was assassin sted few days ago. an &C.
Ut Of which was sent the HsRALD.
lpits ist, arc arriving on every train, At.
rS0ted By the wonderful enterprise and
ir0Wth Of our Iitt'p c'v.
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cKrsHEY, March 20 Especial Mis-
= P.tns an, one OF the fsir bellies OF oui
y, lett this week. aud will make DAllsi
utnve homs.
- MAY rnomss and Mia Clara Sssy
bal %. wa In Mckinney ;isitlns
hds ard ri ives.
r. @. A. wlmeth. ca1didate for citv at
ney. paid sherman = We Z, ard came
- the -,m- dss q iui'-H-dg-u issyer.
N. N-srs, = ION YER des'er ~ on
4 4 from = q L. ~ lumber i-st Thurr
Maud In falling dragged some ~ 81.
9TH him. His arm vss hroke-, hui
'mor ing he was again at hi pisce o
m nIs.irners' court metso-fav tocou,'
vote Of the cal option election recent,
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ST. PAUL. Much 20 IS It Senator
6nggs, JUS returned rim the Gee ara 'Alent
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4 CALL.

Ne, the undersisned voters Of the Fifth
ward, hereby solicit W. e. hawkins to be-
ONE a candidate for A dermaD from this
ward, having full confidence Of your ability
~ =.
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aMTIDOTE 10 MALARIA.

NE rEEJy LIKE n KEVv MAN.
o, hzvo nai Dyspepsia. Elf1 Copstipa-
ton. Two years. aud have I'll ID zen iificfent
kinds OF pills, and TUFTS err tbs IRIS.
hat hsYe done me Any yOod. They have
cleaned me ont nicely. Ny appetite ~
splendid, food digtet- readily, aud l now
havs natural pasSAgcs. I feel Ike nov
man." w. II. EpM ARDS, Palmyra, q.
soidevervvhrrc, use. or 81 Msrrny s'.,N.f.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WAsufSGroa, March % Press = res
tim IN, before the Dauvliie committee to-
Jay was mostly COZ fined 10 the statements
cuuctrniup the DIS rihuiion OF the DirVlllt
circular and It's fleet uuon The elect on
o.. OF the wi'bess. test ii d that Dtpr
said before the riot this would ne a bad cay
Tor the whites. Toe negroes were armeu
.up fred over their houlirrs ~ they ran,
Another witness sworn, j $50 ksad, SAID
| tus democrn threatened that sne colJrtd
u-ot 10 won be shot down Lac dogs HLd
driven off like ludians u
they didn't vote with TIVE democrats
u S. JONES, Ma tinsville, Virginia first
Head of the Dirvil o fiot' Suucby morn
| ing, the day after he occurrence. Ssun'Di
| sherman u. kei 4 toe witness ever hea'd o
ueutle W Druyle before the dsy o rhJ
hot. VIA ess answered la the Aili fmttivt
| he was on the train Friday before the e.ec'
| ion and Tell into coDyerstlon Vlln d
stranger whose name h. could not give
| this man told witness he was afras q
| trouble In D4nyille, where he lived; he hAc
received telegram that morning to resurr
nome, "a trouoe was anticipated thsre;
| ihree silnsls on the Star va chou bell IN
Dauvllle ~ the stranger said would csIt
tcg Their 100 armed men.
q. Richard WAS reos led. He Was q
"locsl historian and was in Bath cousty
gath ring mstsrisl for the book; party fool
lng ran very high; he heard OF the Dsovllle
pHair Saturday before noon some hours he
tore Il occurred: ha picked up acirculsr
without date which purpofted to be III sc-
count II he riot.
Senator V,ucs objected to q description
of the circular when could not be produced
and the origin OF which wssuakBown. He
was ovsrruled. Witness, continuing, sac.
| The general subs ance OF the circular was
that the black wave had struck Darville
and that tour blacks and one white man bad
bssn killed." witness read this sometime
between Z % 81, ok in the morning anu noon
he picked H. up In the depot aud went ouI
and rat down - d read Il; was sure 1t Was
before noon Of N ovem her 81
@ W. Swain, white, democra'. ives called
Lived In DaDville; was mapufac urer Ul
tob.cco; witness accompanied B,rk.dsls d
coal zionist, 10 hear SIMS spec CHI, Banks
nrls ,nid to witness: "I'm id VI we hawai-
got You: we've got the white men oi SOU b.
west Virginia and have the negroes 81 ii
We csn turn them iooss on you Ia five
IN iDu'es."
Adjourned.
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pie have been humbugged much that is nearly
impossible to get them to BELIEVE AOVERTISE ENT;
but we have never asked and buy SPECIAL
unless It was the TRUTH Therefore we tell you
that MIR H. Mttenthal has returned from Southern
Texas where he obtained large stock OF bankrupt goods
consisting of the above, and knowing is thing i'm
possible for to take OF Spring Stock OF goods that
are daily arriving unless make therefore,
viii come you will be surnr beyond your own belief
S25 900 worth OF goods prices will s5onish we'll
as please you. These goods spread
counters loose. Come and convince yourselves at
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AUSTIN. March 20. Especial l-Camp
10 Dunty OIL Works, capita stock $50 100 NJ
led a charter tO.das. Owing to inform Ill
tiles the attorney general to-day refused 10
lppr0ve the onsr'er OF the Independence.
sy Station & BrsxDs railroad company,
Il Vas returned TOR correction.
ae land board to-day decided that nc.
1al settlers could locate q tenant on public
Hand and holi tue same tor ninety days.
fThis 10 t. give persons travelling through
khe state seeking homes an opportunity 10
Secure hnmestsads add time 10 dispose o.
tneir pr,prrty in other states. The board
klso ruled that actual sttieTs who
have secured fraction of q
lection under tie law OF 1888 cannot obtain
Ithe bslan OF $40 acres under the same law,
but m ust do 50 Dy bidding for the same, MS
how provided.
Ths Thoma, Mersey Marine Insurance
company, L gland. was licensed 10 do
business to-dsy III Texas.
i Gsorgatown and Crockett to-day sent up
applications for white summer normal
bchoois.
Captain B,vlor, commander OF the frontier
Force, aid Quart rnaster Johnson, reached
khe city ,sis IN ,rniug from inspecting the
force. They report men in excellent health
md say fence cutting has almost entirely
sased.
A 81. Louis excursion party. headed bv
Colonel Track J Bowman, passed through
|he city thus morning. They will visit
Fort Wor. IA ard Dallas.
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TYi.hIs.

TYLER, March s9.-fSpecialI-The valid.
ky OF bonds issued Tor the construction OF
Sater- works IN this city Is being. questioned
Ind discussed. A portion OF the legal
Paternity claim icy were not legally Is
ned and cannot stand. IL Is also clsimed
"a the transfer OF said works by he CIT,
r BrDwn. who assumes payment OF
\bouds. 10 also invalid, and that slso the
will have TO levy and collect regular.
Tie tax imposed by the issue Of said
bnds. =,
| Contractor sharp was yesterday awarded
be CONTRACT 10 build Catholic church IL
hss city.
| Since the publication OF city papers this
Morning, the following gentlenen are an
buncsd ~ candidates. tor aldermen: ID.
acker, w. W. KIDD, ward fonr: George @.
sriv, w,rt 500; N. T. Jonu,. ward
"a J DIXIE, ward thrse. Election
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Miscellaneous Warrington News Items
FRsLINGuUysEN AID THE RECIPRO-
CRY TREATY.

WA'HIgoroH, Marcn 20. - Specisl, -
secretary Frellnghuy.eu states tO'nisut
hat he IL get ng ready t. nave n h N
,roduce ~ Congress that will provide fIr n
higher salartd consul hip with eulefg'd
u'irs. with the view II carry ng out thu
terms o. the recent Mexican ireHty. The
cnusulship Will have more important
i-- tn perform uuder the treaty. THIS
m W by The secretary is the first show oi
iir IN the treaty since iis passage. 1t IL
dictt.s that interest In II direction that
ought 10 be welcome 90 Texas.
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TENAs IoPICs.

wasHIsor Msrcn 20 -[5pecitl l.
Count, Judge frazer, OF P,oJs ccuniy y,
ma Mr. Fuedl.nGer OF Font Cls X, CALI d
IN General sheridan, with senator Ms1-y,
80 inquire as to the reported alb ndonnrnt
II that post. The general gave no ind'ca-
ion oil such AN event Ia the near future.
Marion county has peIitioDed or MI ap'
propria,ion Ia behalf of navigation In Cy'
ptess bayou.
The new post I'll "a of Sankey, G-imos
equity, was created today, with j. IL.
5narp pos master.
TIE /, 700 noud Of J. II. Parish, post
ma Ter ~ ID cksns, Dickens county, was ap
proved to dsy.
JJnn N. Swisher has resigned as post
mister at Corpus Cristi. Revenue Colioc!oI
Waite wants the place.
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TORPID Eopt -I5.
DIS OR p { g Sd L.E=2
and nsz a. AREA

.he discusses Of tns Luuuu moe lut.x
symptoms indlcntu thor uNistcuVr: Loo. u
Appetite, EoWris Custlvt. sick E;rsss
ache, tuiincss aucr eating, aversion. 20
c1egitois OF body a. mind, E,uctati.ss
~ food, srritaSiliiy Of temper, LOVE-
spirits, 4 feeling 81 having neglected
sumo duty. hiLcincSs iluttrring az the
Heart, Data oeiOrc ihc eyes. highly ccf-
cred Crine, CONSTIPATION. ana d.
mand the uso OF & remedy that oct directly
on the LIVER Asa llyug medicine TyYY'S
PILLS Aavr no equal. ThC.r action on the
hiiIscgs luG SKIN is also PROMPT; removing
ali Impurities through these three Z" srnvs
engcts ot ,hs system" producing aprc'
dte, sound digestion, regular STOOLS. clear
skin ana n vigorous body. GUE'r'. NsI1.t
Ansc no nauscasor gripping nor iufsGiers
Tlih uaily work and are "a perfect
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J. U.repwpUs Dallas
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The two wirgs OF the republican party.
the Tins" end the "ou,s" held meetings last
evening. The first named faction met II
Turner hal and the latter a. the court
louse
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1884-07-29
Fighting Editor.

Our yong friend Mr.. JnO. 5. Gibson.
who obtained license to practice law
from The Supreme Court Of North Care
lima six years ago, and together with
the writer left Immediately for the
West, where he has gained for himself
quite an enviable reputation as an At
torney, Sunday School Superintendent,
Reform mayor and Western journalist.
put in his appearance on Friday
last and will remain With his friends in
the Old North State for Il few weeks.
We have been fortunate enough to
secure his services as fighting editor
Turing his stay i'll our city. SO if any
Of our friends feel aggrieved, this is
their best time to obtain satisfaction.
Come one, Come all, don't be bashful.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1884-07-29
Union Home and Hospital.

Mrs. Thomson, the MatrOn of the
Union Home and Hospital, thanks the
following persons for vegetables, fruits,
milk &c, contributed to the Home and
Hospital, from the 9th of June up to
dat.
Mr.. J. L. Mclean, three gallons Vine
gar.
> Mrs. w. w. Cole, Mr.. James Mcneil,
Mrs. Addison Worth, Mrs. Henry Ellis
Miss Annie Rose, Mrs. Capt. Garrison.
Misses Kate and Annie Gainey (apnles,
ham, butter and pickles.
Mr.. Arthur Smith, Rev. II. &. Hill,
y. d., Mrs. F. II. Wood, Mrs. Capt.
Green, Mrs. Joseph Utley, Mrs. ". w.
Huske, Mrs. Emmitt Kyle, Mrs. Maria
Hale, Mrs. Henry Ellis, a daily contri-
button of milk; Miss 1tebecca Whitti-
field, Mrs. Jessie Kyle, Mrs. Neill Ray.
Mrs. a. J. O'IIanlon, Mrs. George
Thomson.
Nice cabbage, tomatoes, and apples,
from 81 friend"
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1884-07-29
Local Cots ircm Our Special Exporter.

OuI Special Reporter has furnished
us the following local dots:
Many of our citizens are taking sum-
MGR quarters at fashionable watering
places and hot weather resorts. Among
the names are,
Mr.. n. II. SlocOmb and family.
Miss Alice McDuf1ie and - left
for AsheVile shades, to remain till Fall.
Misses Mary and Caro- Smith have
just returned from Il sOjourn ut the
Red Springs, q miles south Of this
place. 1t is Il pleasant resort, and is
the finest mineral water in the world.
The young ladies are very much i'm
proved from their trip and recreation.
Miss Hattie Starr, Miss Jane Mcken-
zic, Mrs. Col. Morrison, Mrs. Col. Al
derman. Mrs. b. G. Gorham, and many
others foOm this place are there.
Mrs. w. a. Guthrie is visiting rela-
tives at Chapel Hill.
The Methodist Sunday School eXcur-
sion to Greensboro omc Off Thursday
next, tic Sit. "hty viii 70 doubt
have Il pleasant day OF it.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1884-07-29
DIEI.

MCNEILL.-In this vicinity, on the
evening on the 21st inst, after a severe
illness OF about 4 weeks, of cholera in
fantum, little JOHNNIE, infant on OF
William and Loula Mcneil, was car
ried by angels from the sorrows and
cares Of earth to the joys and peace OF
heaven. Thank Jesus for saying: "Of
such is the kingdom Of heaven"
Little JOHNNIE sleeps. to wake no more,
Fill the resurrection morn. he'll rise
To dwell with Christ on Canaan shore,
There far above the skies.
How sweet and rich will be the JOY,
On that celestial shore.
When parents will meet their darling babe,
Where death will be no more.
July 22d, 1891. w. NJ. ID.
MCCASKILL.-MRS. SARAH A. Nc
CAsKILL, a native of Moore County,
but for many years a resident Of Cum
berland County, n. c., and a useful
member of Long Street Church, died
Sabbath morning, Suly goth 1884, aged
about 20 years.
J. p. NJ.