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JEFFERSON,

JEFFERSON. March IL -TSpecigl. l-At u
ca lied meeting OF the comm ssiouers court
OF Marion county. Mr.. W b. Camp ten
dered his resignation as county attorney.
On account of more lucrarive practice
and BUSINESS calling him away from his
post OF sutv, he finds it nec-s ssafy O resign
his 20 i,ion as county attorney. NJ John
Hooper, lsts OF Pit sburc, T.xAs, has been
appointed ia HE stead Mr.. Hooper is
vonng H. yeors, hut Of much experience
in the nracice n his profession
Miss H q Moore, oi 0lio a emyerance
lee urer, viii de liver an aodres, ct the
Cumberland Presbyterian cnurch, in this
civ, Sunday next.
Mr. Blair Perry, deputy tax collector OF
Marion county, died last night OF measles
a. the residence oi MIR. J. J. Hay woJo, his
brutner-in-lsw. He was very promi.ing
and highly respsc ed y.nng man. He was
carried to his home In Harrison county 10
oe buried,
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AT Auaiin.

AUSTIN, March l2.-[Specisll. The SEN
timent here relative 10 the kulipg of Ben
Thompson ie considerably mixed He hal
many warm friends, some OF them devoted
iy.at'ncned 10 hlm, who sincerely mourn
bis fate. but the burden OF expression is
one OF relief IL 10 the opinion OF many
hero. who knew him best that he has been
In Il state OF insanity for several months.
and his death caused little surprise. There
u. however. cpnside rabe indigestion o.
the way in which he was Kill ID, it being
the general hslief here that he was lured IL
% trap and murdered without any show
Whatever. Even those who hAvo no'reeret
" the fact OF his death sbGre thr belioi.
The body was brought over this alteruoon
and ,akon in charge By the kDights Of
Pythios aud will bo buried tomorrow. Bii.
ly Thompson (Ben's brotherl came ave,
with the hody. Predictions are freely made
that the end nj this fari ig no' vet
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Ems. Mnil Serylcea.

MILWAUKEE, March 12.-Fast mail trair
service has been arranged with tho MDwau.
kee & ST. Paul road, the train lesving chi
cago NJ 3 n. m. and resching Nil vaukee ~
5:l5 and Minneapolis st $3.50 In the after.
noon. Pos'mnst-i General Gresham, Firs
Assistant Haiton and officers Of the rail
way mail service arrived here at noon and
held conference with Alexander Mitchell
president of the St. Paul road. who needed
no argument to bs convinced OF the value
The fast msil would be to the northwest
He at once issued orders for train to-mor-
ppipg
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WIIITIlsEOKO.

WHIrHspoRo, March ~ -fSpeo'sl. This
evening at 8 o'clock W. h Russell and
Miss Ella Kelly. both of this place, wero
united in marriage at tie Methods, Epis.
copal church. Rev. A. J. Worey ofiicistiag.
Mr. Russell he manager OF me. Western
Union telegraph company at this place,
and the bride the daughter Of DR.. l. Kel-
ley, one Of our must prominent
citizens. The presents were various
and valuable. The affair was ono
OF tho most important sooieiv eYenis Of the
season and large conc ,ursn of people
we're assem- bled TO witness the @ rsmony.
The freight me ssepger Of the Texas Ex-
press company was refused admission into
the Missouri Pacific passenger TO Fort
Worth this evening. The messenger refus-
log to buy ticket anu riie In tue coach
was nut off out of the express car svd sll
freight left on the platform. Qnite q little
racket was raised over the matter, but no
blood was spilled and every thing has passed
off ouietlv.
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AUsI'IN.

AusTIS. March l2.--TSpeclnl l-Eatis-i
are sxtrein0 y qui-t Ia tuu .1It. depart.
ment. The CON troller maid in $50 600 TO
tbe general revenue fund and SIC, 800 to the
available school fund.
A man writes the comptroller 20 know II
he can practice the new system OF cure
known as tue "exanthemsiic" method,
without paying an occupation tax. He
qulred 10 pay tax II he is a regular prao,i.
'ioner, but that the local authorities mus,
decide tnat point.
Mr.. Williau Soence correspondent for
he Dallas HERALD. left to-day for Nash
vile, where his father had shot and killed
his (3pence's) broiher in'lsw.
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BEI.TON.

BrLroS, March IL -tspscial. 1.-The old
court house was sold to-day to Msssrs.
Chamberlain & Saunders for $l25. They
wilt have 10 have l, torn down and moved
inside OF three weeks.
Intelligence was received here this morn.
ing OF the killing of Ben Thompson and IL
nas been the general tlk Of to-day, and
crowds were seen hanging around the book
store this vening waiting for the arrival OF
the latest negs. Two hundred dalli.s were
xoid fo-lay.
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DESISOS.

DENrsoY, Msron 12.-[Speclal. lat the
Bg Little saloon, last night, e Djrson, OF
Colorado, defeated four OF our best players
n French carcm game. Tine ot game
one hour; winner's highest run, $50; aver
age IS Duints up: 600 10 400 OF opponents
zane won by 8 Toe saloon was thronged
during the progress Of tha game and mnch
applause enoi,ed by ID ,rson's playing
which was really wonderful He is said To
be the beet player ev-r IN ,he state.
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FANCY

As every one OF our customers
know wo always sell EMBROI Err
IE ! cheaper than any other house.
but on this occasion we are abe %
beat our own rec I'd. ana q Oif'r
Embruiderles at prices at whien wc
would have been mighty GLAD 10 buy
them a month or 50 ago We have
an ss ort, d lot Of Hamburg Edgings.
!. pch to Two inches wide. nom 90
10 lOc h va d Another lot from 3 IN G
inches ide, from i2Nc To 25c u yard.
A lot of IIish Point Embroideries
frou SIC q yald up. And line OF
Torchon Valencicnnes and Fancy
Laces at very low figures.
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FORT 5 NTH.

FoRT SMITH, ARK, Mnrch l2.-tSpecisl. I
Jack ne woman Killer" a full-bloose ed
Cherokee Indisn, was convicted of murder
IN the United states court to-day for kilt
tnr Nathaniel Wyatt IN the Cherokee na-
ton last June. He and six others convict
ell OF capita! crimes await the death SEN
tence.
Sam Paul, q Chickassw ex-sherifI, con.
victed last year OF manslsughter and
sentenced to ten years in the Detroit house
oi correction, has been pardoned by the
president.
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LONGyIEW.

LcHovIKw, March l2-[Spscisl. Last
night two white gsw-mi men got Ia oi,
fculty in Gibbons & Callsnen's saloon, at
the Junction, and one wss cut in tho right
side, iniuring hin seriously He wss
sewed up this morniog, hut infi,mms alton
m,y cause his death. John Bates ~as the
psne OF the injured man; J. Williams his
assailant.
The Mu'ual Sell Endowment association
peid ont ST., COO on two death ben, n 70 yes
terday, on draits from Hot Springs and
Mansfield, Louisiana
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AS SHEEP In SHAMELESS
Died Ben Thompson aud King Fisher OF
B'Oedy Fame.
SO at Least Would the C0roner's YER
diet Imply.
ThompsOps Pistol Kills Him In An
ether Man's Hands.
A Vendetta or q yindicniiOn-Should
San Antonio Shame!
Comments ON the Tragedy al Austin
and Galveston.
Interesting Biographical Sketches Of
the Dead DesperGdoes.
Tho Irony of In Iron Fate

|
SAN ANTONIO, March 12.--[speoial. THE
| grand douule net at this Vaudeville Cunlin-
ues the topic OF tho ! our. The coruner's
Jury, which was empsnneled Immediately
after the killing, continued Ia session mp 30
| n late hour to-day. The hndlnR was that
Bon Thompsnn ana King FISHER cAme 10
their denth from uistDl wounds Inflicted BY
the hands OF william Sims, James FoB', r
and Jacob Coy, and that the slhu shter was
iu.tihable hom eide Sitting tuc maCa Of
evidence and putting wo and two together
the f,l owing predicties nud deductions may
he had: Thompson has rule Austin
The police Of sun Antonio Rtre deter
mined he should not do likewise here. He
was of great perslnsl COURAGE and rrck-
less OF human e. when under the iuliu
ence OF liquor, and he was ~ thni condtlOn
las, night. lIa had Killed J ick Harris the
people OF ths Vaudeville hated him, and
from the mnmer' no entered the tnrhire
he ras doomed. Ho Dpcsne Iv0lyed in M
alteration with ine man named above.
There was a crowd around, and in u
struggle he and Gov went down together,
Gov holding B.n'a pistol, and the dance
opened. That IL tho evidence. No man
can say who slew them. No man can
pwasr that Sims. or Foster
or Coy or Thompson or Fisher fired sho.
WnCu the Smoke ClthItu AWAY Tleutl Ner
| living across his companion and the instru-
ments OF their deaths are identified. II is
believed Thomson wes killed nv his own
pistol, in the hunds oi Gov. ClY's pistol
| was found full loaded and isher's was
! found IN the scasbsrd Fosters eg haa
been amputated, and he will in al prob
abi ity die Thompson's hfe is well known,
| His deeds are of record and bis munkill
| ing reput.ti1n is worldwide. Fisher vas
originally from Goiad, aud was u
| "thoroughbred." He was Tor years
leader OF the celebrate Brut)D gaog,
long ago scatie ereu and Throughout the Rio
! Grance cnui trv. lie was the ircaruntion
90 desperadusn. II in regretted herr thai
| he was killed. H. has been leading re-
formed life Tor the lust two years Ond hr pes
we're entertained q, his future. He was
personally popular ip~the west and will be
regretted by m,uy. L. the irony OF laie
that men with TIE reputation tor personal
| prowess possessed by ha departed should
have been shot down like dogs, butchered
like sheep In the sham bies without one lie
In exchange for thar own.
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GALVESTON

GALvfsTos, March l2.-tspscisl 1-Court
Of appeals sfiirmer: Porter vs Hath, from
Gonzales; Mitchell We. the State, from Rob
ertson, Jackson vs.. the state. from Robert.
son.
E'chelbsrger. from Huston; Newton v.
Heidi nheimer. from Galveston; First Ma
,ional Bank OF Los Vegas va. Pri,chsrd
from 0siveston; Galveston, Houston Il San
Antonio rail say W. Smith OF a., from Con.
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That Rliyrarsf.

MrsxzAroLIs, March l2.-The most se-
vere blizzard OF the s-ason Is raging. Travel
OF ell kinds 10 suspended. Penp.e are keep.
ing indoors. Specials TO the Tribune from
various points In Minneso's and Dakota
rate that the storm was severe every where.
Trains on the various railroads are many
hours late or either abandoned. In the
neiehborhood OF s.. Vincent the snow In
many places has drifsed twenty 'eet deep.
AZ vet there are no reports of disasters.
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Tho Fire Record.

KALAHAzro, March IA fire broke out
at noon In Hoffnan's grocery store at Ale
gan and b,'ned twelve stores on that side
OF the street. including Pekin's bank. The
Chsff-e house escaped. IL alec burned
eleven stores on the opposite side OF the
street, including the Sherman house and
the newspaper offices. The loss will per.
haps reach a quarter OF a million. A high
wind blowing at the time rendered the fire
unmanegeable.
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MARSHALL, March i2.-[Special .l-Jsmes
r Iron, OF Overton, and Miss L wing Brow
igg. step-daushier Of Dr.. L. + Esds, were
married this evening rs his residence, Rev.
DR. Patterson officiating.
Now that Ben Thompson Is dead and the
Eaton Murphy scandal committee have
adjourned, our people sleep scundly.
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ABILENE.

AEILEsR. March I2.-t5pecial IA
little excitement prevailed here over II
fight between Barney Riggs and y negro OF
negro dance on o ,k street last evening In
which the neg'o was cut in several places,
Out not seriously. X ggs was arrested by
the constable and Will. tns oalaboose door
was being unlocked Riggs tried to make
his escape but being pursued by bystgnd.
ers on foot he was again captured ant he
gave bond this morning in the sum OF $500
All grades OF stock are doing we'll, especial
y sheep.
Abilene is still on the improve. Wealth
er cloudy and raining.
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TrLHR, March 12.-fsoscial.l THE old
frei ght depot OF the International h Great
Northern railroad, ebar doned soDe time
since for the Dew one nvhier the business
portion OF the city. was discovered g. flames
about O'Clock this morning. They had
gained snch hssdwsy as to render EFT rts to
save he building useless. a l1s ~ buegies,
gins, ETC., we're stored in the nuilding; ali
90 o1snmed. II is not known thai any OF the
property w-s incurred hu, the ougf'ss. Ssn.
; mept is dividef ~ {. whe her ths origin
The intel .llise .ce Of the deaths Of rhcmp-
son and Fisher Was scc-.vst h..e x..h
feelings Of relief.
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NOTICE OF C'lON.

MAYORS OFFICE Clrl oF DALLAS
ence TO the charter % the diy Of bal
las, end slsoi o cdi-i ce to iosoluii,rs of tn,
CITY Council pass' q on thr II! aud 9th day'
ofFeornar! iss,, norcs rs hereby given t.s
1884, The sao beiug tnc fret Tu tdnv aft III,
fist Monday ia April. 1851 a,d ut the .plac !
designated holow. Tor the elect on OF tho fol
lowing OH r. 4 he city OF Dallas
lily Mershal,
CITY ASS sspr an G Hector.
9 Aldermen FRI y rst Ward,
2Alderm n fr m md ward,
2Aidermen from Third W.r,
2Aliermen rom F'u Ward.
Aldermen from Fifth Wa d.
Aldermen r. m X h W-rd.
Also at the san q me AID pltoe vote VIII be
taken to exirc y the sense OF The citizens o.
Dallas as to whe her cattle. h1gs. horses and
stock gpne-stly III 'e rl'owed 10 run loose in
tAe city. The ticse vi ] read:
For ST. ck Rnnnu, Loose"
"Agalst stock Running Lose"
Also at III ,ame u,ne and ace vote Will
DO Ia, en- exp ess the wishes Of he citizens as
10 whether 4 tax o Aof per cei I shall be
levied for the pu pose ~ acqu!r'ng lot and
but ding for grammar and high honl second
for building add ional w.rd schools. Third,
for engaging u superintendent nd additional
cschers, snd keepina pubic sch. OILS open for
nine menths cnviuE year 3, d special tax
TO ba levied for CD ,hres yers Tickets viii read:
''For Levy ng The Tax"
"Agsintt Levying theTax
Voting places and pr. sidiug Ulcers as follows:
First Ward 1t tho Court-houN; q. N Terry.
presiding Officer.
secopd w.rd-At Bests Store: VIII. Lennon,
presiding officer.
Third ward-At Rays Grocery corner Ross
avenue aud Har ood rect; W. 4 Bert presld.
ing officer.
Fourth wsvd-At corner Ervay and Park
streets: David uIosl n, pre-. dig ofilc,r.
Fifth wad-A' Fiv Points q ncery. corner
Jackson, Preston AID Commerce streets; John
Iakin, prt SD ipR I'll er
sixth Ward-At c,ruer Live k and Haw.
kips stree q; W n Nait,n. pr siding pfiicer
W l.. G ,BELL Mavor Ctv ofDallaa
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NO BANKRUPT STOCK !
BUT ALL NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS at
GOLDSMITH BROS,

We are daily receiving goods in every depart
ment and will be able to offer for the coming the best
assorted stock brought this city. Below is descp
ton Of few bargains offering which is truthful and
will be found therefore, represented and prices
have them with view of making a long journey
establishment pr roftabe.
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GOODS.

LINEN AND WHITE GOODS are
staples ut all SESSIONS ui the ycArN d
arc worth buying Whenever they are
cheap CROUCH, The prices we quote
arc piooi onprgh uf tn ch npnc, 5
OF our Lering, eud ~ 20 the qu ,llt
a glance NJ the goods Ia. mssl ges Wiz
show that they leave rolning tn be
desired In that respect For In
etaucs we are ofIiii gnii,rtf un
bleached dnYask and Turkey d
tab,e lsno" ass ca yard. line y
all-liuen loves at o, q :, G, . aud
for 81; and u l.linnn napkins r m soc
a dozeu mp aud crash tOwe |. Ks at
So yard and | ish linen she. ting
null wid,h, at rs a ya'd' aud ~ p
sh eting, New Yo.k mills, at 2,c
yard.
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GOODS.

Ify0u want handkerchieis o. any
kind, ladies' or gents don'tgD ~ y
further. but read nu ana see v hat We
have 10 oiler. We hnve one line OF
ladies wnit. linen n mstitched At 10
for sl aud one line ~ ladiea and
gents white liNrn hens i,chod ana
co oreo Dor eis We are oil ring al 8;
handsome silk handketchie 9 at PC
and 5oc each. We have st received
which wo are Offering at C each.
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DRY

or DRESS GOODS wo have Just
opened MI entire line Of all the latest
Spring Shades and Styles, an array
that IL simply bewllderipg In It's va.
Iiety. aud unsurpassed for cheapress
Fret ON the list IL n line OF Wo'si"ds
IN black A. d colors at IKE q yard;
then we have n line OF BrJeades le-
beises. Checks. etc, In all Tho Leaf
lug sha es Ut 1880 a yard, and II COM
binaiion of Phids. Nuns Noilings
and uthcr NJveltie In kuipe. aud
Sultlnps NJ &c ayrrd. And Striped
seer rckrrs Ut l0c n yard. AMI R'n.
frcw Dress Glnghlms ut TO- n yard,
And indlga Blue Piinis (ArnolG's)
al SIC n yard.
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OORSETS.

Our Corset Department has well
earncd reputation for supo yiug tho
best of goods a the very los est OF
pii -, and when We announce line
OF bargains, ladies' know thew are
genuine We offer line OF C,rsets
~ ESQ each One line In while and
colorcd at i5c each. and the celebrat-
ed MADAM Duva" at only 75c.
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RIBBONS.

Wo have some rare bargains IN
these goods TO ,T.r o q line fol
silk OF oman aud sain aud g'os-
grain at l0c u y,rd. tu' I'm DIP In
satin AMI g'us rain end MORE nj
IKE a yard soa re ~ handsome
y ush and satin ribbon 2 10 I inches
wide at 25c yero: and some big bar
gains IN real ostrich plumos and
tips.
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lNSUR sNCE,

IMPAIRMENT OF INsuRANCB. STATS
~ ties a, d Fist n.y. A.siu, Trxa,. ,rch
Q, lssi.-To all whom May concern; This Is
toteriify tina: the iqu~bie LIE Assuraf &C
Society, OF New York. n Y has In all re-.
poets fully complied with me laws Of Texas as
conditions precedent 10 IT, doine bu mess In
this state. ant that said Com pauy holds q GER
lilcul5 oI auth l.ly IOiu lAis once SntIiIIus
II 10 do business in this state fnr twelv. moDths
from the l,tdsy ofJan"s'y, 1884, 10 the slst day
o December. 1885,
[L.Sl-tiven uudor my hand and seal, at Of
fice, In Aus in. he da, and d-tc first above
written n p BREWSTER Com pi.sioner.
g. l.. MAY Gene u Agent nalLas. Texss.
DEPARTME : T OF - URAN n. STATS
~ tics snn H,ty Austin ,exas February
20 cerrfy that he n " y TX Life IoAurance
Company. OF N W Yo k N. Y has in all re-
spects fully comp 4 d ts the laws Of Texas as
conditions prec den 70 dong sine.s in
,h,s state. and that q Id Company h. Ids GER
tificste OF sutLor,,y FROM tais OF ce en- .itling
II to do busircss In .nis State for twelve
months, fiom tn. LIST day or January, 1884, 10
the 31s day q De,emue 1884.
fi.S l-Gi ON under my hauf ma real, at
Office m Aus,ir, he day ann date frsl a"Ove
w,itt.n. II p BREW LER Comm ssioner
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M RR sd

sCOFiELD-~ ARTz-Rrv Z. G scone ID and
Miss Hettis N. Wa . March 1,th, 1854, st
the resideuee of the brides uaients. In Dallas
By Rev w. @ McCune Fort Worth, sisted
bv Rev Mr ssnh re ~ ehs m ~
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HIS ranche and com PEELED him TO surrender
In night Gcene that world have made a
picture OF nnguIar aitiaotiyentss,
the two ranger com maLdera and The
robber chieitain entered into an agree
ment. He was 10 diehnnd his
following and become lawsbiding oliiEen
aud stand trials on the grand jury indiot-
ments against him, ard Major Jones pledg-
ed his word that all would be fair. Klrg
Fisher tried hard TO keep his word. He
nearly did 80 In fact Olce or
vice, from force OF habil ho
killed man, bat II 10
alleged by ha numerous friends that f0f
two veero past his hands have been Kept
osan OF blood. lie W 9 an intimate friend
Of Bill Thompson, 8rn's daifly.loyed
brother, and he was also great admirer OF
Ben. Harris theatre 10 well stepped IN
nlood. His variety show was
the place where tho boautl'ul
Georgia Drake met her tate Al tho hands of
John Lsuham In 1877. Jack Harris, The
propretor, died on the gallery seats OF the
Vaudeville. A young man blew cut his
about month ago, nut the
crowning tragedy OF this theatre designed
Tor comedy was that OF night before last,
when the two mighty six-shooter fighters
tell dead nearly m each others embrace
aud ~ the came time Joe Foster, one OF
ne promoter OF the killing, received, per
haps, a mortal wound.
Comments ON tho Trngedy-At Galvcston'
G,LvksToy. March l2 Especial. ben
Thompson Is gone, and while none dtllDre |
she fact sll unite in sayiug that be Was a
brave man. The killing Of King Fisher |
and Thompson az San A tonic last night
vas tho sensation OF the hour here to-day, |
more 30 from the fact that Thompson was
here during the Nardi 6ras, and WAS sho,
IA the leg by the accidental discharge Of
the pistol Of Galveston friend. Dur
ing his yisit in rsiC,s,ion Of
the s's,emeut that he constantly
wore steel rmor he diveslei himsslf ot
his clothes in the presence OF newspaper
reporter aud proved 20 tho contrary. on
kuP Fisper bat little Is known beVond |
the fact that IN soathede, Texas, wher he
resided, he was dangerous man, aud his
? clfd N only overbalanced by that oi the
Texas terror. Thompson was by trade
nook binder, having served an apprentice
fhip Under Daniel ". Eis,er, OF New
Odtsus, VINO az ono time bad hiuderv ~ |
rustin. Eo was pgtlly raised BY Mr. |
Slot r, and tho day before hie departure /
from Galveston on being apprised of Sieter's
death in New Orleans some time since Bp
peared very muon affected. While here he
rene"ed old acquaintance ana made many |
new ones, and the universal expression was
hat sober he was Il cultured gentleman,
but drunk, man ~ bn Stunned.
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II Os -MALTtsE car Il BNRAL RE-
IL ward for Its rsiufn TO Dr.. G W. Psine, TO
Elm street. mar u l.
WILL THE GENTEN IN wHO TOOK A
w long blsck ev rcoa, from IN. once II the
Grand Winds r no a y mistake, pleas return
the same aud sfeAuy oblige A Mutual Life
Return the p. Icy anyway ME- x. BAKsR.
msp 1875