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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-07-31
BAD FOR BARNUM.


A Hurricane at Cortland, N. ", Levels Bar.
NUNS Circus Tent On the Heads of 10, 900
SpectatOrs-A Number Injured, Some
Seriously.
SYRACUSE, N. y, July "a.
An audience of about 10000
people assembled under Barnum's circus
tent in Cortland yesterday afternoon,
when, about three O'Clock, without mo-
ments warning, hurricane struck the
tents and blew them all over. This was
followed by furious rain-storm, accom-
panied by heavy thunder and vivid light
ming. The greatest excitement followed,
but ready hands went to work with will
to rescue those who were held under the
debris. About forty persons, including
many women and children, were found to
he badly hurt. The most serious are
+. M. Salisbury, of Cortland, head badly
cut; Cornelius Brown, OF Marathon,
badly injured about the chest and one arm
broken; Rev. Geo. Adams and daughter
both painfully cut on their heads; Ed
die Stilson, still unconscious from bad
wound on his head; Miss Miles, Of Homer,
has her head cut and neck injured; l..
c. Schultz, OF Cortland, was cut in the
temple and chest and badly hurt; Eddie
Rood, of Homer, leg broken and scalp in-
jured; Geo. Fairbanks, seriously Injured
internally; Milton Wayerly, of East Free
town, scalp torn partly off; Asa Gates, of
Truxton, injured about head. A baby,
three girls and two women are badly hurt
and lie In a comatose state.
Mr.. Hutchinson one of the partners of
the firm, has ordered everything possible
to be done tor the sufferers and has had
them conveyed to hotels and private
houses and attended by physicians At
latest accounts ali the injured are said to
be doing well.
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ROUGH ON RATS.

The Means a Tilted Woman Took 70 Get
Even with an Old Lover-PoisOniBg the
Lot to Catch the Right One.
MUSHROOM, MICH, July 23
Somebody entered back kitchen Of
VIM. Fritz in this city Monday night, and
put some "Rough on Rats" into the ket-
tie. On drinking coffee made from the
water at breakfast yesterday morning
four persons were poisoned, VIM. Fritz,
his two daughters, aged five and seven
teen, and Jno. Sprick, boarder. Sprick
lived with Mollle Mulligan some time
ago, and then left her. A woman was
seen lettering about the place after one
O'Clock Monday night, and suspicion
strongly points to her as the womat who
did the deed. The police went to the
hotel where she had been engaged as
cook, but learned she left Monday night,
and had NOT been seen here since. She
Wea arrested in Chicago last night,
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MISCELLANEOUS
DURING the twenty.four hours ended
the evening Of the 21st there were thirty
seven deaths from cholera at Marseilles,
twenty-nine at Toulon and ten at Aries.
Unofficial reports place the numbers
higher.
No change had occurred in the bricklay-
ers' and laborers' strike in New York up to
the 22d.
THE preliminary negotiations for treaty
of commerce between the United States
and Spain have been begun.
AT Frankfort, KY, gas-well has been
discovered by parties who were excavat-
ing.
AT Berne, Switzerland, on the 22d, the
Salvation Army was attacked by mob in
a hall, and the building was completely
wrecked.
THE Pinkerton police who were on duty
during the Hooking Valley strike have all
been sent home.
THE Sanitary Council ef the Mississippi
Valley recommends to all health officers
additional caution as to sanitary meas
ures.
PERMISSION has been granted the re-
ceiver OF Grant s. Ward by the court to
~, ,,a.sons who borroyed money from
~ a. e.,
'DT Tar - % leland Of Iscbia VAS shaken by q
.,ainI,. ,,a,.cort;ble oarlbnualxe shock ON
iha pialn15 aa5 poloe '''0'
'"e --u' ,ao.,nu 90 shoreholders on the 23d
4i q ni.oS.ne :. IaaIa,.aJ a. Int tbe Panama
aaa1 al,s' sud ~ %hs ha onen for tratl ! in 1855
H.. ,,,,,r1or case IN Cincinnati the iurv
NJ IN niu, sa,. e a,,idanco and found the defend.
pray pre- ne yoJ 10
"HV ,.,.S,,,o 80 tbo Anstro. Hungarian
Go, =, p,,ssion delegates will be held
Ierlhah ,Ia "a aru a.,,o ] tha servn. bulgarian difi
snur.is s.i,.. ,. n pa,aroas eesru ~ -
ous.y $50 az D .,sans aro 70 ba cal,ed ont al
Perna N nrotect the Salvation Army.
~ Covwswy,ov ~ r1 az the Amalgamated
coal Miners, Association was held at Pitts
bureh. Pa. on the 2sd.
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AT Chestertown, Del, on the 21st, five
persons were killed during riot and a
number wounded.
FIRE destroyed six thousand acres of
grain and number of dwellings near Mo
desto, CAL, on the 2lst.
BY the capsizing Of a boat on Lake
Lucerne, Switzerland, on the 2lst, ten per-
sons were drowned.
AT Monroe, Mich, on the 21st, thirty-five
hundred Western Union telegraph poles
were destroyed by fire.
AT Duboistown, Pa, on the 21st, six
dwellings and 100000 feet OF lumber be.
longing to Corcoran, Richards s. Co. were
burned.
On the 2lst petroleum miners at
Drohobiz, Austria, attacked all the Jews,
desecrated the synagogue, tore up the
books and carried on o wild riot, in which
several persons were killed and several
others wounded.
FOREST fires were reported raging all
through Northern Michigan, doing terrible
damage.
AT Gloucester, Mass, on the 22d, heavy
fire came very near sweeping the town
away.
On the 22d, at the colored Methodist
camp-meeting at Jewell's Woods, Ind,
one man was fatally and others seriously
injured during fracas.
In Michigan tho forest fires had com
pletely surrounded the town of Farwell,
Glare County, ON the 22d, and the citizens
were fighting to keep them off.
FIRE destroyed Blanchard's shoe factory
in Boston, Mass, on the 23d.
On the 23d a hail and wind storm did
considerable damage to property and life
in Wisconsin.
On the 23d George Nichols was shot in
the back and instantly killed by james
Cullinane in Cleveland, o.
A. b. WAGNER has been arrested for
completely in the Edmunson murder at Nc.
Keesport Pa.
In the recent storm at Dakota, seven
persons were killed. Much property was
also destroyed.
AT Petersburg, Va, on the 231, r. G.
Mack's and George Davis peanut factories
burned Supposed incendiarism.
AN explosion of gas occurring in the
German Bank vault at Pittsburgh, Pa, on
the 23d, shattered the building and almost
killed the bank cashier.
THE boiler Of a steam thresher at Rush
vile, Ind, exploded on the oath, killing
three men and severely injuring half q
dozen others.
| On the oath three children Of JOSEPH
Ashley, while bathing at Green Bay, Wis.
attempted to rescue one of the party and
all were drowned.
On the night of the the 23l deerstalkers
gillies and laborers on an estate nea
Inverness, Scotland, had fight. A gilli,
named Campbell killed laborer.
FIRE destroyed Overholtz s. Co.'s dis
tillery, with three bonded warehouses anc
1000 barrels Of whisky, at Connelsville
Pa, the night of the oath. The spectators
got drunk drinking whisky which flowed
along the ground.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

PROMINENT citizen of GAINESVILLE, o.,
.sSsspn Crosby, has been arrested upon a
Sase Oh Issuing checks with forged in.
,sements amounting to about $1,000.
80 As exceedingly severe storm visited that
portion of the Indian TERRITORY next to the
eb;,s suorn Kansas line on the 18th. One
,ss. tnu was killed and several people were
va eu' Houses were burned and stock
and fowls perished.
sne 18th an excursion train with about
Snousand persons on board was thrown
sssn an embankment near Canton, O.,
Il M !. Upward si, q twenty were injured, three,
"H supposed fatally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
FORT WOHTII,

Fort " ORTIZ, Jan. 30 Especial. al.l-At 3
o'ciocK this morning the dwelling of Mrs.
d. NJ. Butke vas burned. Loss, 81 200.
The circumstances OF the fire were so
p,cu,ier, the housl having just been built
sud a. et occupied, that uillcars enquired
into II aud found s,rong evld nee showing
that ID. NJ. Butke, the wOInan's husband,
her son Archie we're iucendiaries. A
utrs 'nn can OF coal oil had
b ,rn purchased by Burke last night ami
Lne empty can was found in his room.
Burke some months ago, had threatened
ms W ie with vengeanca when he na 1 been
arrc sted for cattle stealing and she leit him
aud applied IOr a divorce, aud this was Toe
tXscutIOu OF his threat. Father and son
we're lodged in jail. There is much feeling
against tue men, and mos OF twenty
"a ked Of lynchiug tonight, but the officers
prevented 1t.
A second effort will be made by citizens
mere 10 have Fort Worth selected as the
lace OF holding the next democratic state
convention.
Judge j. F.. Martin, n leading green
packer OF tins county, had "A leg broken by
oving thrown from buggy Mi. afternoon.
Hattie Brown, an iusane cyprian, was
sent 10 her people in kausas City to night
with money obtained from generous clt,-
E4us. She says sue will lead better life
hersat
j. NJ. Donaldson and G. NJ. Dixon TO. day
Il ed dsNsge SUIT for $50 COO against the
telephone company for damages sustained
by being thrown from an omuibus by u
o'ephone ARE placed too low across the
street.
Nord comss from Arlington of lively pis.
Iol firing there INDUCED in by roughs.
rns tosu is getting bsd IA ne tor lawless
ness, - d the cill2ens are determined TO
SOD II at all hazards.
Subscriptions TO II $50 coo c)tton seed oil
mIl are yearly all in aud the mill will be
built and peTalel in feS months.
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HOUSTON

HoysroS, Jan. Especial. l-To-dsy
some boys discovered the mutilateu body
Of man, whose clothes indicated that he
was tramp, on the prairie near Gumis-
land. Both OF his legs we're cut off, ard his
neck was brsken by a blow. Nothing
al ut the body gives a clue as to how or
why the deed was committed. but T. Is sup
po,ed that he may have quirrelled with
his fellows and they killed him. An old
pistol aud Nrmilionvile, Louisiana, pa
per WAS found on his body.
rgo attempts we're male By professional
crScksmen to blo~ open safes last night.
The safe ofthe Il our mills mad two holes
bored Into ii and it was ruined by powder.
Failing to obtain an entrance, the burglars
entered the Office OF Finnigan 4 Paine. but
before they commeo eoced 10 work The watch
men frightened them of, they leaving sheir
tools and papers OF powder.
Jail,r Young last night frustrated an
attempt to break jsil. Hearing noise he
investiga ed, and found that Zerbe, the
countarieiter, han cut almost through the
bars of his cell. Five small steel saws were
discovered. Several persons were in the
| plot.
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Austin, Jdu. 80 is citi.l-An amend
ment To the Beorenda Live StCcs compa9y 5
Increases the capital stock from 10000 10
500 900
rhe charter of the Continental Land and
Cattle company, of Dallas, was hled 10 da'
yto capital stock ot So coo, 900 Tue incor.
porators are: w. l. llughes aud John W
Simpson, Dallas, and Messrs. Sterling,
Bap, Whitaker and Heese, of st. LOUIS.
The Hutchiuson.Lewi c)mOany, oi
Weather.ord, filed their charter to day
capital. $50 coo The incsrporstors are
T. A. Hutchinson, John II. Lewis and b,
C. Evans
W. W. King, collector OF Jackson county
made his iiaal settlemsnt to-day. J. u.
Sheets made the hettlenent for him-s9iS,
f.rlNs.
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biIes through which water 10 forced IRON {
iiitle or,sk one hall mile 10 the court
house square, supplying such OF the citi'
| zsns as have no olsterns.
There sre i've new brick mercantile
houses 10 be erected Ia short time.
The correspondent ei the Fort Worth
Gazette should eDlighten the public ~ To
what he means by t1ere being something
dsrk and my ste lnus In the workings OF the
post flee here. Except that the ofiice hes
been snort oi two cent stamps on one or two
occasions we know of no irregularities. The
great demand In n gro~iDg Western town
readily explains the reason for this incon-
venience.
Tue s-si-bound train was six hours late
yesterday and again to-day,
A shooting tfirsy to-day between q bar
zee per aud u butcher resulted In u slight
lace wound 10 tue latter.
Weather spring.lik with indications OF
ain,
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TYLER.

Tyler, Jan. 3O.-LSpeoial.l-An oidi-
nance brought the American hog in fro, /
Of the public to-day in a case before Justice
White. Decision was reserved until morn
ing. IL is thought that the ordinances will
be pronounced unconstitutional.
Hiram White colored. OF plea OF gull.
ty of burglary and theft, in two cases. wa.
given t~o years in each case.
Cd Bryant, notoriously hard case oil
Troupe. was acquitted TO-DAY on the ch 4rge
of asss nit to murder. Attendants on court
we're surprised at the verdict Of the jurv, q,
caee
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Jan. 3d. TSpecisl.l- The
coatt Of appeals affirmed; Hunt W. the
: a'e, from Washington; Thomas vs.. the
State, from Bell.
h-yrrsed aad rsmnnded: Ltal vs.. Wood.
hon ., from WEBB; Cam VS.. Salinas, from
Webb.
Il ,erssd and dismissed: Brown vs.. En-.
s,i. from Fayelte.
Suhmit,ed on briefs and oral argument
ior Doth parties: Jones et al, vs.. Foster
NJ, r. r'in Walker: Brown vs.. the State.
from Travis.
surm /, d on briefs for both parties: Cook
.i a. " tho state, from Jefferson; Praton
vs.. the state, from Limestone.
Submitted on oriei- tor tue state: Short
~. the state, from Grayson; Coleman W..
Nate, from McLennsn; Williams W. the
,ta'e, from McLennap; Taylor VS.. the state
from Johnson.
Cernorari xranted: Mason w. the state,
i.Nm I.l'noi Mcdonald VS.. the state, from
Madison.
/. ,ni sepcc reached this city last night
by the mail boat from Smiths Point that
Law's NC 'mb. hoarding NJ the res'i ce
OF Mrs. Richard Barrows, near Stevens. Lake
Aas Hssassinsled last SUNDAY ev.uing
'n'!e sitting at the table eat.
Ing III, hi',,,, supper he was shot
'rl from his chair aud rolled out the open
doorway At the time the shot was fired
here WAS no one in the room, except Hrs.
Bsrrows and her children, VINO ran to the
allen mans assistance. and we're horried
10 find him dead Mrs. Bsrro~s sons,
who had just entered the yard, returning
nome from q hunt, hearing the shot,
FASTENED TO the house, and as they ap-
preached, saw two men dis
appearing In the darkness. The
de-, d Is snshrouded in mystery which the
coroners Jury failed to clear up. McComb
was 80 years old, had been u resident
ot Texas for ten years ana is not
known to have any relations in the state,
nut little being known OF his an,ecedents.
At the time of his death he was engaged in
transp,rting game from the main land to
dealers In this city, and had Just returned
com trip when he met his death. The
scene OF TIE tragedy is In a sparcely set
led portion 81 the county and inaccessi-
H'e h. ,sasrsph The oniy communication
from this city is by boat.
uALvEsr.S, Jan. 30.-[Press. LA a re.
mote spot on the East bay shore, twenty
five nilss from Galveston, Sunday even
ing. hunter named Lewis McComb
SuI'. rstlLs supper at a lonely CABIN own.
ed hy Mrs. Barrows, With whom he
boarded, was shot from without
" some unknown person aud instantly
Ail.d The weapon was held so
near that the powder burned McCnmb's
clothing. Mrs. Barrows separated
from bsr husband three wepks ago, aud 1t
is said she was about to re-
~ I'VE 80 Ga weston with McUomr. Some
fleet to believe that McOomo was IN istaken
r BArrows and killed by neighbortng
,stufemeu whose fences had been re-
Gently cut.
Hon. Slmon Cameron, OF Pennsylvania,
yno is now here on pleasure trip, will
rnrsblv visit San Antonia wit Iin the next
two weeks.
The Iumors that Jay Gould is about to
absorb tue Gut Colorado e Santa Fe rail-
ioad and tlat Secretary killeen had re-
: gn.d, are pronounced by Messrs. Sealy
Gul kllieen to be "a tissue of ial.ehoods."
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO. Jan. 80 -Tspsc'all-A'
Seguin last night burglars entered the
railrosd Office. rolled the safe on the plat
form and blew " open with ni,ro-gly cerine
Tney secured s5s belonging 10 Wells, FarrC
a 90. and 81 6yO belonging 70 the railroad
company. A large amount had Just beer
RENTED. The sale was an Old patent.
At Gonz sles, in the district court, Phil
Davis. fencs burner, got twenty years II
,he rrnifrvtisrv.
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ABII.ENE.

ABILENE, Jan. 3J.-ISpeciall-A Build
ing and L,sn Association is b,iig organi.
zed here.
Work on the new court house will CON-
mepce in a few dsys. The cnptrsct has
been changed from stone to brick.
The city hiss contracted with = northern
capiia alisf Tor q system OF water works at .
cos, OF s6j 90, the work TO commence In
2l0 days. Through the enterprise OF Dan
Foley ore OF our citizens water has for the
pre.ent been supplied By set Of cement
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The Vow Orleans Exposition nm

AUSTIN, Jan. 30.-tSpecial. l-rbe New
Orleans exposition appropriation (senate)
bill will probably come up tomorrow in
the house for action. The minority CO m.
mutee report, adopting the $50 900
provision. providing for one chief commits.
sioa.r with a salnry OF 81 oC0. and one clerk
with 81 600 aud one from eech congrrs-
sionAl district with 500 each, will perhaps
pass by small majority There are SONS
tNo hundred applications for the position
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Tsg.I.I.I..

TERRELL. Jan. 3o.-Tspecisl.l-Joe Null
link, son OF an industrious blacksmith OF
Elmo. started early this morning 10 Ter
rel 10 get . job Of work. The young man
was walking ong the railresd track and
being deaf he did not hear tho approach
of freight train No. 322. which knocksd
him of ofthe track. disocsiipg one arm ct
the elbow aud other wise badly cruising
him MP. lie was brought TO Terrell when
be was put under the treatment Of Bur
eeons Franks and Hardin. He will re-
House huilding is on q big boom,
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On Exlsihon and For Sale
TWELVE OIL PAINTINGS,
NOTICES


NroTIuETo CON rR ACToRs-s1 Er Paw
N ine. Lsesled Oropo>als wiz be received ~
the OH eofth, City Eugt etr usul's CLOCK
n M IN the t,h de-, fsfMARCH mkt for av
inc the following Streets In III city WIN is
D'Arc Blx is upon q rsvcl foundation &C.
c,rdIn 10 m ordinance n proved hccemp.r
a isss. and TO plans n d spcci Gallons on II IN
This Office t'.wir Main rect From the we !
sioc uf JeT, ,rsnu to the east sidc ot ~ hr'ore
sire,t LIN rtreet i ON the west side Cf svca'
more street 10 the east G rporaion lin Jsnyr.
son, M-r et A. d Sycamore s!rte's- FROM NAH
street 10 ne Texas d p cihc Ra DAD Lama!
Siree,-Fn,u wond 10 Elm street Pvydies't ~ cet
FROM Main ~ Elm street, Murphy street from
CommcIcs 10 Elm ,tieet. Austin s'ren'Cfr IN
Wood str, et to the Tex Paci 2 ksllroau
% leee st cei-From Elm street To Tho Icxss
Pacific Railroad In all aoout l2,COO Inca ieeI
"a oh pruoossl must b accompansc by oonu
with apor,v,d security, In the am OF t WI
That II ho ,ontr.ct Is ava 'cd the hldier VIII
a, ter int, contrsc ct by the 22nd OF APRIL hext
Pond aud security will also be required ioI
faithful nd f1rmanc of 1 g tonirn tne woIk
4, rOmmence by the 18th OF MAv sna 70 oe
con plet ii b, the 18th # OCTObhk, 1881.
sennra q roposals are invi Oh for ca OF the
above strt.,a and for the whole OF the worx'
bidder. 10 specify the street or sire Is tin on
The City Council riserves the tight To relec!
any or alb =, a 10 let ! or eny pa
Of the abo-e wrrk Pans and specihca' ons
w w NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer. -,
pALtAs, rKx,s, Japuary ~. 1874 "a io-'o'
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AUSTIN, Jan. 3 - Special l-rne senate
has done some tine work sithin the last
two dsys avd hos about pass q all the nee
essary bills relating 10 fence cutting aud
o,her questions submitted. II works more
smoothly and eiiec ually than the other
house. The school bill. r, organizing the
entire system wss passed aud goes 10 the
house to-day. The most important amend
men. was the one RELAXING to
the c0unty superintendents 10 cOun-
ties OF more than 1000 scho 'a'lic
population, md SeDa or G.b 1s' amendment
providing that the state supsfintendeut
Should not be eligible TO any other rstate Office
until four years after the expiration OF hi
term of office. This amendment IL consid-
cred good feature OF thr uiu, a. q ~
vents the educational Interests Oeiug -.
for political purposes, aud irs cad o.
proie, sional politician professional edu.
Gator will be nominated tor tle pace
The outlook ia NOR favorable and the
viii be AN early 5, luton OF the preset
troubles If both houses stay ia good tempe
and continue to T0Ik.
There Is very little strictly political 1ors
going on AZ the capital out lie OF tnr u. H'
paper men, who are eu4tget in ma1uhc
turing ammunition HgAnsl Tue Gdmlu's
trauCu.
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HaNkISS.

HAWKINS. Jan. 3o.-Tspeciall-This
morning about 10 O'Clock, Caleb Boyes. q
mulstto, who has . wife and seven chill.
dren, while digging q well at McPhsdden's
mill, four miles vest Of here. was buried
Alive. City feet deep, the well having csvet
In. he vas heard taking for fifteen min.
usss and IL then ceased.
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Auorney-G,ncrai rempicton's Marriage

Auorucy-Grncrai rempicton's Mnrringc.
AUSTIN, Jan. -tS1ec n. J -A,torueJ
General foppet)n today siolo q - trcn on
the newspaper man and mis- icen-sas well.
lie was married at 10 O'Clock a. the BRIDE
lone to Miss Lula Pope, daughter Of Col.
onel John Pope, Il '. Josiah Wnipple ofi-
ota ing. There we're present ol y teS
friends, nsmriy Ex-Governor Rpbert-,
Messrs. ElmuusOn Gordon, Arm
strong and Morgan Jones. The couple
LETT on the II o'clock irsln ior three
weeks tour to the northern cities. R-y.
Mr. Whippe married the brides paren Is
tweuty-sight years ago lt was aG uueN.
ptcied affhr, and Invitations wrIc cu. ON ,
,hls morning TO IA be man ~ ne gwen b,
Ms Lula aud her sister, Made, on Frd ~
evening, complimentary To Mis- DenuS
visiting them from N'rg'nia,
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Towels and Table Linen.

Unbieacbed Table Linen at a5c per yardi
worth 400.
turkey Rod Table Linen, color warrant
O. fast. nt 5Oc; worth zoe per yard.
Ali-Linnn Ruck Towels Mt ~ per yard.
turkish Bath Towels Mt ia l-.ci worth 25c
Gsrmau Linen Damask Towels Mt 16 2-3c
psr yard.
%bARGAIaS In hAPKl Is.
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GOLDSMITH BROS.
The Bargain House of Dallas 70
80
gCL|PyyG ALI COMPETITIONS
The Bargain House Of Dallas.

This what we have done in the past, what
doing and what we intend do in the future As
est of our effort in this direction call attention
day to a list Of REAL BARGAINS
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worsted Dress Goods, Black and Coior,,
ut ~ !. 60 per yard, former price, Goo.
All, Wool Crshmercs, 1t sic, SOC and 05o
der yard; former price. 50c, Toe aud 81
Black silks Mt SOC, 75c and si..5 per
yard; former price, Toe, 81 and S1.75.
SILK vsIvcts and veivetoens at reduced
prices.
Pmssamcnteries and Fringes at half their
value.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
Fnstern aud IinsrIwood.

AUSTIN, Jao. 3D. Special .l-On account
OF personal language used in the morning
discussion, chat enge has passed from
Foster, o. Limestone, tD iiaz wood. ut
Delta. WEetuef accepted or hot has uot
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

IIrANTED-AN AITIVr PAR WITH 81, 600
w cash or good security, ta take fine paving
busiucs,; presen mt owner going away 70 engage
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

IITANiED-yOU 10 KNOW THAT TtE
w C.ntrai Hotel at preph M Is now one OF
the best furnished aud hest KEEP. hotels In the
@ uniry. La les ana commercial g'nuemen
specisi,y cnr for; facilities or SOWING scous
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

w "A frs class liquor and cigar hsusr; the
Kinnev Texas. j'n3 At