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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-24

N.H Hr" 0.W slH" off 'U. '. good.
Iifs IHi.I 900 goo
bon .YIfHI.. of fIIH .fH|
tf"i.f.| .f .H srU-. t. ..II.I ..-..I.
.iu-i tlU tufi.uH property 81" ru.
,.H.H ptNtutH. H. I.. -uni .lN. iHr IH.f ..
t..rffuf rr Improving rHu ITHIiu.
Hr 8 rui. ipN operations, fHfr. 'il.
courts HTr ,pl. -HulrI.iN 81 .'H 'i.
auilu..f, Zee I..Ul-. on" utn.r.." r. i,
uliy benefited o. i.rrrl ...rtl-N .,uf .u,uI
IMPROVEMENT ii " .rT"r| uI fI. tH..u-
UuWtT, cor iutIuirl W.a.H IN, uHI II
many uH#g, rI'rN lufr. Hrrr Urr.i,.,
Wiiy vriul'ifA tine general proposition
lnrt a -iitriyTnr .laluIr, aUihurlf'-g ins
municipal HUtInvilis- .nUIru COZ .-...|,. -h
.tn,yt-, 'r Geo bake local improvements
ui lNc character H'uNv mentioned and iu
as-ras ihrrN lrusv uUt ic property which,
la the opinion ~ The 1ysignutrl tribunal
ur uilicuTs, shall hu specially bynehlt'd
hN the imprus cnvnl Ia proportion 4"
benefits pr frontage, or superficial con-
tents II, IN the absence uI some conStitu-
llunul restriction, a valid exercise oI the
power Of IaNuliun,' tSue l.uikln ",
Galveston, - Texas, aiI, The charter
uftho appellee J. a guhrrtl Jaw, and III"
COURTS are rt IUigtu lu TAI" judicial nutlr"
~ o., II .unl'Is uM ,h' corporation
ample PDwuyUS in the paving and im
VguNrHuul at .ls streets, Charter t'iN
pi san Aulnuin, An, Is, SuUs. 10 ,o i1'i,
lNc record SHOW, that In pursuance al
ggH power - granted, ordinances have
been passed providing for the exercise
ot th,s power, Affirmed"
Having. made this examination for my
own cli'lrIlion, aud thus learning It's
importance ~ - many ui our citizens,
us publication, without comment, j.
solicited for their benefit, Ii they viii
preserve this summary and examine the
charter ON opening streets, pages u odo,
and on grad NJ, marudamizing ANA paw
ing streets, sidewalks aud alleys, pages
~ Ia ~, they will be- IN possession of the
material law and decisions on the Sub
lrrt and may avoid mistakes In mllgu-
nism 10 their own Interests. Il,
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ETUTT, al INT vi IV,' Nv
Nn. J. BEAEFIr!.D: Dear Sir have
taken several bottles of yoHr Female
Regulator for falling of tine womb and
and other diseases combined, of sixteen
years standing, and | really believe |
am cured entirely, for which please ac-
cCpt my heartfelt thanks and most pro-
found gratitude. [ know your medicine
saved my life, NO you see | cannot speak
too highly in its favor. I have rcconl-
it to several OF my friends, who
are suffering as was.
Yours, Very specially,
Mrs. w. j.. SrHED,Ns.
Treatise on the Health and Happiness
If Woman mailed free.
BRADTfELD REGULATOR Co.,
Box ~, Atlanta, Ga.
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This Idnn of Going West

10 Colorado or New Mexico for pule
mir 20 relieve consumption is Hli Il mis-
take. Any reasonable man would use
DR.. BuSanko'S Cough and Lung Syrup
FOR consumption in all its first stages.
Z, never fails to give relief in nil cases of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
host and all affections that are conSid-
cred primary to CONSUMPTION. Price 80
cents and $l.OO. Sold by lli"EoN * Pat
l5rson, the druggists, who are always
looking after the interest of their Gus
toners; have now secured the sale
II Dr. Bosauko's Coughand ImnG syrup.
IL remedy that never fails to cure coughs,
colds, pains i'll the Ghost and all lung al
i'cc,ions. For proof try free sample
bottle. Regular size, 80 cents and Sl.OO.
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\ QUICK AND EASY TIME.

\ distinguished physician Of Mississippi
writes: Ever oAp expecting to hn confined
should u,r the Mothers Friend. fox during u
laug obstc;rc practice, | have never known
II to fail TO produce quick ana safe delivery
This remedy l. one about which we cannot
publish certificates, but Il is the most Won
,.crlu linimcnt to be used after the first TWO
OF three months.
Send for our treatise ON Health and Hap
yincss of Woman, mailed free, which gives
all particulars.
THE EKApFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Box -. Atlanta, GA.
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Letter From senator IL. e. Nrr,on.

Letter From senator II. q. S"i,"n.
,..:N NfE CHAMBER, ALBANY, y. y,
April /, lNS!.-on the 9Th Of February,
IS-Si. was taken with II violent pain In
the region of the Kidneys. | suffered
such agony that could hardly stand up.
As soon as possible | applied two An
cocks Porous PlnStcrs, one over each
kidney, aud laid down. In nm hour, Ia
my surprise and delight. the pain had
vanished and was well. ! wor" the
plasicrs for day OF two as prc"aution,
and then removed them. have been
using Allrock's Porous Plastcrs in my
family for the last ten years, and nave
always found them the quickest and best
external remedy for colds, strains, kinks
and rheumatic affections. From my OK
pcricnce | bclioYc they are the best plaS-
Ter in the world. HENRY G. NELSON.
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\ gentleman writes: "Mv wife used your
Mothers Friend at her fourth confinement,
and her testimony Is that she passed through
ii with onc-half the suffering Of either OF her
former con.incmcnts, and recovered from lis
effects in much less time. she also recon-
incrdcd it to Il lady friend who was about Ia
be confined ;or the first time, and She says:
II have never seen amy one pass through this
great trial with so much ease aud 50 little
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: lady from one of the counties of Middle
Georgia who has been acting midwife for
many years, writes: " have disposed OF all
tie Mothers Friend you sent me, and am
delighted with It. IN every Instance where
IL has been used its effects have been all that
could ask. consider 1t /, great blessing"
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81 have both used and sold PRtRKLY
ASH B TrEI.s for number of years, and
think it the best bitters made for Bilious
ness, Liver Complaints and for toning
up the system" 50 writes w. II. Cole,
Druggist, OF Joplin, Mo. A single trial
of this remedy will convince any person
of the truth OF the above.
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MOTHERS
FRIEND !.
A PRECIOUS BOON TO WOMAN
Words of Praise.

most earnestly cntrcat every female cX-
pcc;ing to he confined 10 used Mothers Re-
lief. Coupled with this cntrcaty | will add
tnat during "A long obStctrIcal practice, -four
,y-ioGr years, have never known II to fail
"a produce u safe and quick delivery.
II. j. HOLMES, MD.
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OF tho many remedies before the pub
lie for nervous debility and weak ncss of
nerve gencrative system, there IL none
equal to Aliens Brain Food, which
promptly and permanently restnr - al
lost vig1r; 1t never fails. 81 ap,ckago,
six for IS, nj druyHists. or by mail from
j. II. Allen, 3l5 First avenue. New York
City
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Maslc No TiunN

In vain attempts to eradicate blom-
ishes Of the teeth, but buy S02cdon; ut
once and apply it vigorously. Never
fear that il viii hurt the enamel Of your
teeth like dentiirices you may have
used. On the contrary it viii keep The
teeth intact, render them bright and
porpetuatc or restore the health of the
months interior. Retard decay ana
stay times dcfncinE finger with rciuve-
mating, pleasant and wholesome 5000
don't.
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Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Bruceline in another column,
said to be the greatest and most perfect
hair restorer ever discovered. Don't fail
TO read the advertisement.
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The finest mayonaise dressing for all
kinds of salads cold meats, raw toma-
toes, picked salmon, cabbage, etc., is
Durkee's Salad Dressing. It's, besides,
more economical than homemade.
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Call at the HERALD job office and get
printed on them, for $l.OO a thousand.
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Fits.
All tits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
great nerve restorer. No fits after first
DAYS use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
AMI 81 trial bottle free to hit cases. Send
to br. Kline, 93l Arch street, Philade!-
ph:a, Pennsylvania.
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Section g..

Section ..
"For nine years l have suffered tor
tues with a terrible female complaint.
arco bottles of English Female BitterS
cured me- ELLA THoRNToN,
BanGora, Texas.
The headache of students, clerks,
merchants, and others, is cured with
Bailev's Saline Aperient.
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Rogers Citrate of Magnesia is fine,
ambitious, c.fervescent drink. Pro
pared by a. Rogers Il Sons, 81 Blocker
streel, New York.
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"People learn wisdom by
experience"
IL YOU are diff ult to fit,
don't take our word for II,
but find some like person
who wears "the HASAN'
shoe. lie will tell YOU "thc
HANAS" Is u combination
o: style, comfort, fair price,
and honest service. That a
perfect fit is always to he
had, and after years of suf-
fering he is indebted to
Hanan & Son for joy, peace
and happiness. "Profit by
experience" and wear "the
HANAN" shoe.
HANAN & son.
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In recent attack of acute neuralgia,
SAYS Mrs. Mary X. Sheed, 10 Maryland
Ave-, Washington, ID. c., | was cured ly
st. jacobs Oil, the great pain rolievor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26

l|I ( / 7
lsoSlfog1 IN M ~ q ~ dItjdcn0n, 4nd
lLs ceust IN eeen 0sut,e b pu1 Ne lisds
10 the hands q ~ TRUSTEES out 4t iulkrcst.
The contrast n The city with thc Gas
Light Cous1Ny c8olfrA next year. The
chassnsn OF the Gas tommltieeiS DOS en-.
gaQed upon vcluminots report, "a he
submitted 10 thc Council AZ the proper
time. IN fcferncc TO the cheapest and best
method II illuminating the city. with
recommendation. probably, that The cleo
tSic light be adopted.
DR.. James Dunn. one Of our most prom
incnt physicians, has been confined to his
residence for some days by severe indispo.
sitiop.
Alta meeting Of the Methodist Ministers
Association yesterday resolutions were
adopted rcgr,fting The departure Of DIR.
John y. Edwards aud Rev. J. &. Reid. who
hsve been transferred from this city 20
other fields OF labor, and welcoming the
Rcys. !. W. Blcdsoe and q. LIttleton in
their stead.
The indications are that tue congregation
Of the T.bb-Sircct Presbyterian church
will coll Rev. j. w. i;osebro, OF Lewis
burg, W. Va, 70 be their pastor. Mr..
Rosebro has recently been filing the pull
pit OF this church. and hss given great sat
isfsciioD in AL respects. Though.the pull
pit lass been regularly supplied. The church
has not had a pastor since the resignation
OF Rev. DIR. Kerr. now Of Richmond.
ROBIN ADiir.
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&kess,1.S d1oeoverv ~ uo(le neuy'
1900 81 - so,,6sv. ~ a. io.eoe ~.
.'..''.. es,'';.s 49, r1d ,shn hsd hre6
.ssss.si 4. Iii 5c-.Srt s.d IA b. Ma
-. ss'..sJ $50 a. . csrjn.I AZ sboit
$500 xcs,s re- u,icrs,,ussA man
s",n ,r Sol.s seide,. VIA II one time WAS
rafr6 rispt ~ DE mountains about
stsc.. n,s,es souti "a lseidjpe. Sefdefss
n.,nd iccanS affected sixty years aso.
Whc, tb,rty-two years al are be drew
.s-.,. IN : Ysree room in his bo,,sc. and
s.s.., "a ,ronrd m 4 bealeu pstb dsy After
~. n snv onc accidentally cot In his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
GAZEWELL.
>eaneI 10 fife-A Long Ibduest-Au tmpor-
tant Lawsuit Heavy Wiod->torni.

SEQUEL 10 a iife-A Long lbduest-Au tmpor-
tant Lsw.Suit-A Heavy Wiod->torni.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispsich.l
TAZEwELL COURTHOUsE,,
November %, 1854.
After the burning OF the big stables OF
Tie Central Hotel and the finding OF the
charred body Of the girl Minnie Horton, OF
which | telegraphed you, serious suspi-
eions arose among all classes that the girl,
Who was known TO sleep IN the stable,
building DESTROYED Ia coaced the
crime. The jury Of inquest. which had
adjourned after viewing the body, were
rcconvened, and from very many witnesses
testimony was obtained which seemed 10
Justify the arrest Of thee coiorcd youths
named Charly Coleman. jesse Jones, aud
sam Williams. Coleman. il was proved.
had late on the night of the fire knife.
which was found in the Debris near the
dead body, ard Williams admitted that lac
and Jones went into the hay-loft with a
lantern at IL O'clock Che tire occurred at ~
There was, however, considerable conflict
OF evidence. Coleman partially established
an abb. and alter the second day the ne
custd were released from Jail. Since Then
coleman and Williams have left the place.
The Jury has not dishaudcd, but will pro
baby await the action OF the grand jury
next Tuesday. II l. likely that some invcs-
ilgaiion will be made Of the matter by that
body. and that indictments viii be found.
one OF the most important lawsuits ever
ertercd on our docket Il that Of sIaxey and
others. administrators. &c., rs. THE South
vest Virginia Improvement Company.
This suit or series Of suits grew out Of the
late explosion at Pecahontas, aud claim
damages for the widows and children Of
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The As,ors md VanderbiIt..


The rivalry between the Astors and the
Xandcrbllts /, nowhere more apparent than
in the array OF guests at the recent we'd
ding. None OF the Nanderbilts were pre-
sent. nor were any OF their followers. The
Gouds, the SlOans, and the Depews were
all conspicuous by their absence, nothing
but blue blood being wanted on such an
occasion. Ii IS well understood, indeed
in society circles. that the Astors
consider the VanGerbilis pdrreans,
and when the latter began 10
build such magnificent palaces il gave rise
10 the inevitable rivalry OF wealth. van
derbit has the finest collection OF pie ures
in America. and he has gathered around
him a circle OF active and progressive
minds, while the AStors are OF more
quiet character. The prestige aud eciat
which William H. Vanderbilt won by the
Obelisk enterprise was also fel. In The same
direction. All OF these things indicate a
rivalry between the old noblesse on the
one hand and the pdrreaaS on The other'
aud this Will continue until New YORK So
ciety /, ranged under the one or the other
OF these conteuding banners. like the Old
houses Cf Capulet and Montague.
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centennial Legion and the Inaugural
ton.

by telegraph to Tie Disptrh.l
NEW NogE. November 2J.-Maior George
W. McLe Is actively engaged in re0rgan-
ling the Centennial Legion (which was
formed ia 1876. and participated In various
centennial celebrations OF that year. for
the purpose Of taking part in the inangu-
ration Of our centennial President ON The
fth OF March next. The Legion Is 70 con-
sist OF one company OF 100 men from each
Of the original thirteen States to DE organ
lied in battaIons. a. follows: one com
pany each from New Hampshire, MasSa-
chusetis, Rhode Island. and Connecticut
one each from New York, New JERSEY.
and Pennsylvania, and Delaware; one
each from Maryland, Virginia. North Caro-
lima. South Carolina. and Georgia :;
each battalion with The iield officers OF their
selection; each company to number not
less than eighty men; the rank OF held
officers TO be determined by the OIL
GERS 30 selected, they 10 appoint the
staff officers OF the command. A. soon as
responses have been received from me
commands to whom communications nave
been scot. the committee will be- appointed
With headquarters in New YORK. CONSISTING
OF the officers OF one company from each oil
three subdivisions 10 cooperate with ana
assist The held-oiicors. The Legion l. 10
rendezvous at Washington and report ior
dut, on the morning Of March :, 1881.
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Steaafss; htr,l.ins Ncaxers.


PHILADELPHIA, November 2j.-The strik
irC ingTain-carpei-HeaYer held a meeting
this afternoon. at which fully seven hun
bred strikers we're present, as were also
representatives Of thu Knight. OF Labor.
The arbitration committee. which had been
appointed At u previous meeting to request
manufacturers to withdraw the notice
81 reduction in wages, reported that
several Of tho manufacturers declined
90 confer with them. aud that very little
satisfaction could he obtained from any Of
them. The meeting thereupon decided 10
abolish The arbitration committee and have
no further communication with the manu-
lecturers. II was also agreed upon 10 re-
main firm In theW demand and mol To re-
turn 10 work unless the old rate OF wages
should bc paid.
A committee was appointed to look
after persons in distress. and to furnish
funds Ia alleviate their stlfieringS. II WAS
announced that 600 Weagcrs hid already
affiliated themselves with the knights Of
Labor, and that 200 others would join. The
organization will he known aS kcnsingtOn
Assembly No. I. The meeting was addressed
IS Henry !. :. KcilingtoD. q district orsa-
nlzcr and master workman Of the knights
OF Labor. who advised moderation and cN-
pressed the bcliei that the weayers, acting
now rs an organized body, would be sue
ceS-iu IN their resistance Of reduction in
a apf.
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WILLIAMSBURG.
Proposed Peanui-Eactory Religious - The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Flag Down. etc.

lCorrcslondencc Of the Richmond DISPATCH
NOVEMBER ~. 1881.
several gentlemen met this morning at
the Gazette Office for the purpose OF or
caniZinc and S.aiting peinui-fict0ry
here. After remarks by McsSrs. Benjamin
Long and Il. T. Armistead, In which II was
stated tlat The enterprise was favored by
many leading citizens. both in the county
and town, and that much Of tile stock bad
been subscribed, the meeting adjourned to
meet again FRIDAY. 18th, at Il NJ.
About two weeks ago work was COM
meneod ON the new Presbyterian church.
and is being pushed rapidly forward. II
is expected to BE- ready Tor occupancy about
the 1T of January.
The MethOdist> here are not al all
pleased with the change oi ministers
made hy the last Conference. The pres
INT minister. Rev. T. q. Edwards. Is
extremely popular with our people. He
mas largely increased the membership Of
his church, and, It is claimed. has The largest
SUNDAY school in town. and universal re-
.ret j, expressed at h.> departure.
The additions now being made 20 the
ASYLUM buildings, whcE finished. wall ac-
cOmm0dalc about sixty additional patients
(thc improvements are all on the male dlVl-
sion Of the asvlum) aud viii increase the
number Of inmates TO about five hundred.
Both the binding and grounds are bril-
hantly illuminated with the electric light.
The proposed removal of the inmates OF
tbs asylum TO the Petersburg asylum ana
o, making this an institution exclusively
Tor the colored insane. a. recommended by
The legislative committee, would not only
be- expensive to the State, but disastrous
TO this portion OF Virginia. and detrimental
TO the Democratic party here.
several days ago the Mahoncites removed
their flag which was swung across Main
street. and to-day their poles were cut
down and converted into fire-wood.
The Democrats propose 10 celebrate the
great victory OF the 4th by grand torch
light procession and fireworks on the night
OF the 2Sh. Arrangements have been
made 10 procure another cannon 10 supply
the place Of the one stolen short time
since, and for which a reward Of $50 has
been offered quite number OF our citi.
zeDs visited Richmond 10 witness the Sraud
Democratic demonstration held there on
the night of the 18th, and pronounce 1t IN
every respect worthy OF orr capital city.
W.
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Peace Between France nna China.
NY cable To thc Disps,ch.l

lDy cable IN thc Disnatch.l
LONDON. November 3j.-M. Washington.
French Ambassador TO England, and Mar
quis Tscng are conducting NEGOTIATIONS
through the Marquis OF Granville, British
Foreign Secretary, which give some pro-
mise that peaceful settlement Of the dis
pute between France and China may be
reached. The main points OF the agree
incnt which would lie satisfactory TO France
and China are known TO both diplomats.
These indicate that both countries must
make large concessions. China repudiates
all responsibility for the Lang Son affair,
but will make an honorable concession TO
France 10 secure peaceful settlement.
England will he satisfied il she can be the
means OF restoring the former accord bc-
tween France and China.
The Pari, Anarchist papers are making
violent attacks on the Government. II Is
considered significant that committees OF
the Anarchist party held a meeting yester-
day at dram shop in the Rue Coquillio.
.udiin says tat Ibrahm. the former sccrc-
tary Of Ismall Pacha. has been expelled
from France beca,iSe OF being mixed mp in
political inirigues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
PETERSBURG AND riciNITr.
@snaier Niaheas-tieavy Freight Busiucss-
The STATE and che Piantets Bank-Pastorai

senator Maheae-Heavy Freight Busiuess-
The STATE and the Planters Bank-PastoraI
tan, Ac.
ICorreqondence OF The Richmond Dism,ch.l
PETERSBURG, November %, 1884.
General Malone len the city tins morn
ing al , o'clock for Richmond. As early
a. the hour was, his appearance on the
streets on his way To the depot was noticed
by a number OF people. The Generai pro-
lahiy had no desire 10 witness the Demo
cratic reioicings tonight.
The freiehts east and west OYER the Nor
foIk and Western railroad have been very
heavy recently. Yesterday and last MIC b,
The number OF cars handled In tins city was
much larger than during any day In the
LAT twelve uAnths. The coal shipments
from, tis., Poeshon;ss mipes are rapidly In
cresslng, and promise during The winter
10 reach large proportion OF the business
~ the road.
The iiustines Court OF this ciiy has been
in session since Thursday OF i,st wecA,
hut as yet nothing has been heard from the
states counsel In reference 10 the suit 10
trsel the deed made by the directors oi
The Planters and Mechanics Bank, upon
the rstie OF which such large Interests d.
mend. The conduct Of the State IN the
matter + thought hard Of here, n
Il was expected that no obsta-
cles would he thrown IN the way
81 The ,rla, OF this suit, OF that any delay
wouid occur. II Is probable that an cl.
uor,mity il 10 be offered to the sure.ies for
ths States deposit of si3j,0on 10 settle up
In bonds or coupons. and .lsat this may be
the reason for tie deiay but no debate
insSfnatior VI this isci oibef tilaa Tx bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26

1s 81! +:
e|srsIl XII s ~ j66<s 3iUlfon te<1e6 ~
tAinpd ~ IemosSx8, ~ - = fenx',oe.... &.
tsd nece>sllaees considerable delay u -
iInal trial. CouesfI for PLAINTIFF
Henry 4 Graham and Nckrs. 4. =. 8 - }.
y. May. GeAefal James A. walker. Anc
Mr.. Bnllitt, 81 PbiIsdeiphis, for de'c"''
ants. a..
There are morn happy Democrats N tn \.
Ninth district than were ever Known :.
any former season. MANY try 20 ,erm
happy who probably didn't vote fcf ness-
baud and Tfigr. and good many. mo ~,
leaders. seem all at once TO enjoy shc 9"'w'
Of home life. The Democrats gensi a':
,,,y that generous Difference 70 tne'r 'n,'en
Toes that chaructcrizes chiyairvus pcopes.
whiic considering the height from wn,c !,
they have falicu, and all that their TAU
mesns, the Mshopcites take u az wen is
could I've expected.
High winds snd heavy rains have pre-
vailed here. Last night there was Storm
damaging all corn and fodder 20 tue he'us'
o,erturr;ng small houses and many nay
stacks. Some Of our citizens wanted 70
attend your magnificent rally. bnt 20 much
excitemcn, prvysiiei here ihst they could
moi MAx.