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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Now the annual doll epidemic has broken
ont, dolls are everywhere. but why are they
ali hlonleF Can We not have brown
hairel or CHESTNUT cur.e beauty occasion.
allyi anything tn break the monotony
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For the Eaels.
FRIENDSHIP.
fpscrIl,ed 10 n i r.


Inscribed to NJ B.
May 1 to friendships plane aspire,
With all its warm magnetic IRE,
That forms as steadfastly and bright,
As summer suns meridian light.
Friendships pure and holy fires,
Untainted BY impure desires;
Inspire the souls Of the good and true,
II virtues paths they still pursue.
Be this our happy lot to know.
The joys that from sweet friendship flow;
Till time and life with us shall end,
VIII We prove to each trusting friend.
Worthiness and sincerity compose the
claim,
That elevates to friendships plane;
Friend. How oft the magic of this word
Has human natures fountain stirred.
When found in q congenial soul,
Its longings less strong than eelfself control.
Seeking needed sympathy and aid,
BY companionship more restfnl made.
Meekly enduring and strong to fear,
Its weight Of sorrow. grief and care;
Unrepining when an adverse wave
Withholds CT grasps the joys we crave,
Better rapture such as waits above,
Than that of an unhallowed love.
Better welcome the expiring breath
Than to suffer daily living death,
Better to mourn DER grave apart
Than one in living human heart.
But so long as faith and hope still lives,
Friendship sweet consolation gives.
MIS-. NJ. j. BESToS.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Some handsome gas fixtures with beauti-
fully wrought globes are being put in the
new barber shop in the Union block.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

SCOT anything for a Christmas present? ="
asked Plumsottle ofDolby. "Yes." "Whatg''
s.Got leit-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

The picture on the back of SO bill
would make Christmas chrome for poor
family
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A CARD.


| Mrs Morgan. who ia located on the second
/ floor 81 the kieht block. has . large. complete
aud b>aueifai line Of the latest ssylss In MILL
merry goods. Isiies' hat. and all the articles la
fact that are embraced In q drst-ciass millinery
| asd ladies' furnishing establishment. The
xoods Of handsome design and elegant as-
ish aad special indncements SD greet b mains
ere offered N customers who avail ihems~ises
Of the sacrifice OF holiday ~eek- During the
commeni hen n purchasers. who viii and IL
10 their great advantage ~ ps,rcntzs this pop
aiaS essaiis-hmsst tttt
Particular attention to the abo.s is requested
OF the ladies who reside In Adjoining towns and
v no come To this city - frsst<.
Indian Specific.
SURE onrs for gosorries. ehortie>, siess, To-
e.mmasIoa Of the bladder, k;dseys. pastoss
sjssd vhi:e-, infamnssion of the srsthss.
vagina whites, aed ali si.ea-es Of ether male
or female Of The uriBo- gssltal orxase. or sale
b. s~sntxeii 4 Dougias. draSgis,s. oppssiss
sS,>tofsce wichifa ks,sss- lit-u
Sape Ths0g.
FOR the r~r1nanent care fsifhoot fnsfrpry IN
asy fornj Of -yPbiiiis. IN either the primary.
secondary or tertiary Stages scrcfasa. copy<r-
eoiored bisicns- On The fs<s ar psrsns eap<sfs,
obi so-es. extarrh. rheumatism. ses3d ROD.
ziesrs, rusafnx ssres. apd al 4ieeasss AIDING
from blood r-o4.yn. ~rrsr br Dr. Turner'S Indian
RIs-d Cure A parnphles syyA3isis fsvs-
For sale By sw~u.xell . DsuEtass. frsxEssss,
sps<r-lrs po<soeEee. Wsc5tts, ksasAs- Price.
sve doiian fsr pA<kags- ~arasssd- ii1a
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Girls, may this prove TO you marry
Christmas and hoppy New Year.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Big-footed people have one consolation.
Their stockings viii hold more Christmas.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

These are the days when a girl don't care
how large a stocking she wears.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Girls look upon the engagement ring as a
very promising affair.
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Tickets for ARTICLE AZ will be put on sale
al 8 o'clock Saturday morning
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Lieut.. Lythe, and will spend the holidays
in this city.
Miss Anna l.. jackson, has gone to En-
poria TO spend the holidays.
M. B. Kellogg, of Kingman, is being en-
tertained by his many friends in this city.
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FAMILY
SANTA CLAUS

'IF DEN WORRIES DoN' TURN RIGHT ON DIS
TEow BgUDDER BROWN, DEERE Won BE
NO MERRY cRIs'NUs ARouN' IN NY
FAMILY"
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Christmas trees are looking spruce. Child
ren pine for them.
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INTENSE excsIenss1.

Inten-s excitement all over the eountry.
caused by The startling cures performed ny Bal
coughs And cpids No cure, no paw. tor sale
by all druggists. dl>s,s
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

xi-Aita. Ksaeas. Dsesseh-r is<A. E.-s.
Nesscs h kespky g1sss sAss orders 70 tAs
s<acAer % srss<z dss1xscs Ne - VII ssf -
ksssyed b. - ressassr - snta atssSf1S. b.
canss u sAarks1 ~ - legally <uAEseyNt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Darn the stocking, that catches no Christ
mas presents.
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Beware. oh men, Of whistles mixed.
Such as on Christmas days are fixed.
Mishaps of,imes belall the merry,
So drink not too much Tom and Jerry.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

The beet physictAns prescribe ard psr nai-
lard's SNOW Liniment daily in their pssrtics:
pay. frice s<lE and 81 Tor sale By yaller q
Warden and all druggists diesel
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Got yer Christmas present for yer moth
or Wiz
NO. l can't make up my mind whether
to git a Sis opera glass or stand her Of
with a pair Of 80 ccn, slippers. VIVA, would
you do
-Dcn't ask me. fur I'm in the same boat.
| DON, know whether to git dad so snut.
eoloTed overcast or q s-shilling jsck-knifc.
l tell We It's powerful mean to pu. such re-
spousibiiities on feilers Ike u.s.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Santa Claus is ofeommanding presents.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Oh blessed day, traditions dear
Have gathered round thy name:
OF modest mirth, of kindly cheer.
OF eharitv's bright fame.
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Christmas Music.
morrow.

'-cHRsTNAs COMES But ONCE YEAR,
But WHEY IT COMES We KNOW ms HERE.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Mr.. Scott corbes. requested Us to tell the
merchants Of Wichita :hat to-day is Christ
mas day and they can't buy any goods ct the
Wichita wholesale grocery store because Il
won. be open.
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spe,hins Of Yurnisur.

Finlay Rcss' great Furniture asa Carpet I'm
porium. Nos 1ie aad III Main street, opfpssts
the pcstofslce. IL the largest est. biishmeni In
the city. To prove IL visit the other fErnitare
estAbiishmsnss, fAsn cal at Ross nannsoth
blisnmsot, and zoo viii ~ osce ~ csuo
yiucrd Of the iruthfuine-s Of this statement.
and wherr ron will see tbs largest aad fnest
display Of artistic furniture In the stty; also.
the largest assortment Of common AMI medium
furniture Ross great emporium can ard will
discount ant ofh-r dealers pvies- The qoes-
lion might arise Why be can ssil ch,ayeff Re-
cAr-e be ovrs the nssahiishmert he ocrurief
and has the money 10 bark it-uith rent 70
pay spd the money TO take advantage Of the
market
Agnes Scmmsr can sait yoa IL Christians
Eossd-. dfsj-f
TOYS. toy. at bottom prices as Nr.. kien;x'.
III Naia street ai-5ts
Mr. Nor<sa ha. or<ued n nsxrieesnt ii.s AZ
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See those elegant lots in Gossard's s6ds.
tion on Moth Laurence avenue before pur-
ching For ale By
dl2l-6 CAkpWElL & S1noxa.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Only French production having received tn
unqualified endorsements of the AIneii-
can public
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Sustained by the Original Company and playe
OVER $40 TINES Is NEW YORK
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night OF December 18th. iss. IT Ire T1rss-s
opera scus-. Ihr nasse vii b. furnished b
. fall and complete orchestra Il macy msst-
clans, consisting OF comets, elarfonefs, VIC
lana. trombsaes and coatra-oa-s issfrunsns.
There will alec Be IN eisrAaf sapFsr rrepAresi
in the rom gs~snlrs, where ali can b &C.
commentaries arx.sg the svsoszx Do Bet fsti
so be is atfspstaz~e on this orrAsi.s- 1seksfs
To the bail one dollar eseh- BES y. LIcuAxD.
NsoaEsr
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Why are the people rushing to Baldwin
4 Ostergren's Photograph gallery. Because
their photographs are the 6est and are just
what every body wants for the holidsyx
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

The greatest French pla- ever written abound
ing in love and romance.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

The Frisco was two hours late last evening.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
s... =oa-y BY rss-ssi.ass as... ssan<r

Cali NJ Mr. MefEss's- ~ ssairs In ne ei>As
e;ack. ssr TIE issess ssyiss In ss1s ar4 nsiis-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

II you want 70 buy cheap iots in thinner.
US addition, call on Fred Schasher, u city
clerks ONCE. dSatf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
Christmas Ball

Mrs. Nor<aa has op<aei . magnificent iiss az
hats for Christmas
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

$4,000 to loan on mortgage for one and
two years by Kansas Loan & Investment
Co, Wichita National Bank building.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

No. s. Doug,ss avenue II where you
can rest comfortably while waiting for
your pictures. SIT
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Both come to the door and greet with Joy
Their travelling grocery Christmas boy.
+.
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II you would like pure. unadulterated
sweet cider, 90 to the Wholesale produce
store, sold in quantities to suit the customer.
us Aarket street dl0o-6
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Telephone your orders % Baughmsn D
Freeman for hack or livery. 100
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TOYS. soy- at bottom price. At Mr.. KI.B;1'
ls1 Nala street ai-5ts
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Great bargains ~ A<a.. ssannsr's.

genemb-r tfoGna-ssy& >os ke>y al Tie iate-s
sfyEe- n issfies xod ekssayers skc~< Hss5-
ssseI ssd hazd-tzraet gz.sds In FrsscA ss<l
Ksy Kid on AL iAsss the san< - you efli fn-t
In any sass<rs city ~ hard time pssces. We
gSayzus>e al car gscds- HosynAsTEn 4 Sos.
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Agnes semnsr can sait yoa IL Chris,ns.
goods dfsj-f
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e. 70 The 1rss stain est Of Tie New
York stofe for photographs. S3lH
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NO PAPER FRIDAY.

secure seats in advance. Houses are crowded
everywhere.
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Under the direction of Edward clayburgh.

. moral TO every man. woman
and child
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LADIES ]:

sent from the Horse Shoe maketh husbands hea
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
GENTLEMEN
YOUNG NAN

would win smile from your sweetheart 90 q
Shoe. It viii bring You luck.
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GIRLS

rivet the chain that binds purchase somet]
the Horse Shoe for him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05

music OF Fuzzini Apparuit Of Buini
and q boncdlciion especially oompossd-
at the termination of III. mass the pope, N
u clear monoions, inioned % bl ssing. the
entire congregation knoeiing As tis holt'
nsss pa ised out and along the chambers he
continually made the slgn Of the cross and
blessing tbs assemblaep. After Ill this the
nope had long audience With Cardinal
Jacoblni.
uHLD RssplksIlLE.
| OTTAWA, March Tho u mlnlon gov
| eminent has forwarded lafirgoli0ns 10 tho
government q, Manitoba that II
anv bl0oishcd or disturbances OF any
discomfort IN tle province he local suthor-
ities viii bs 10 blame. The Msnitobs
premier warns the Ottawa government
that IL 10 responsible for whatever trouble
may nrlse.
GENERAL GRAnAM's II .vEMssrf.
LONDON, March i.-Although the mar
quis oil Huntington has denied tha' Gamer
al Graham has bssn q dared 10 retur1 to
Trinklial feui-t iiicial Gdyicts from
Cairo say General Stephenson has dt-
recled General dranam io hiya troops
embark a, Trlpkiist /, Snskim as the latter
oiman Digms. General Graham
leaving battalion TO garrison
Fort Baker will order troops % embark
phursdaY. Operations ageinst Osmin Dig
ma will not extend bevond Tamanle0:
The Bfl ish pirister At Cairo advises tho
government 10 fix the limit oi active troops
on The Red sea littlral nj len miles from
the coast,
EaHTESrGR srRIPPgD FIR PtoHr.
VIENNA, Msrch. 1t Is s9i 1 Montenegro
~ IN king preparations Tor II Campaign in
Albania. Six thousand men have heen
concentrated on ihe ffnuter. Pfinco Nich-
Glas. Of MOuteueEro, deslons 10 settle the
frontier qne,to this spring hy coup do
main, se'z.oR tsrrt ,ry which Montenegro
claing.
AN AHTI-RNGLI LEAGUE,
BERLIH, March 4. -rne German minis.
terial organs associate the alliance OF Rus
league of the couiinentfl powers AGAINST
the maritime nod CONNER
r.sl prepouderanoe OF E0gland.
NntSble articles appear N the
Kreira 4 itunF, which predicts the iolms-
ilon OF Ia league, IL cludiug France, 10 break
the insular supremacy Of Enslaud, which
u eays by the annexation OF Egypt, has
completed the link ot "A gigantic
chain extending from q bfaltsr 10 China.
iucnopo lz'ng the Comm-rcs OF tue world
SD making the Mediierlnesn sea and
Indiaa OCT 81 English. The R-ilin Post
urges France will Join thc a'inuce, Il prom
igiug m re snbsiaural hcneh,I tban thosa
arising from her cItits with
L land. u. Busch, u 1de fureign secrt tsry,
in an frics in the Grgs,IhAt.n remarks
Tint Rassih's progress toward lndia Is
maittr ot iudiHercl CT o. Germany. Eng
laud, he sfys, is no longer onr ally but
Iegaris us with evident mislust. It
lons O; q diplomatic campaign against
ENGLAND
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FORT SMITH.

ToEr Smith, March 4.-[Special Julius
G. Fulsom, one OF the lea0ing Men OF the
Choctsw nation, was convicted Ia the Unit
ed States court to-day o; mapsaughter for
the killing of William N. Denton in the
Choctaw nstion in last October. The ver-
dict created quite sensation for it was
supposed that the plea Of sel!-deiense would
be sustained. Denton was tenant on one
OF Fulsom's farms. He aud Fuisom quar-
relied about debt. He rushed upon Full
som with hoe, when the latter shot him.
Fulsom was educated ct Harvard, is
wealthy and influential, aud has hold sew
eral offices in his nation.
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Governments STEADY

huEeEHtEtNle sAtdug.
Railways firm.
la sale bonds Georgia gold rose ia IA;
Missouri 6's of 'S6 sold ut 100, Of 81 at I07,
and of 80 ~ III.
The shares market to-day opened strong
and higher. ths strength being due 10 the
belief that the railroad lroub o IL Inc west
would be fixed M and on tdyicss frora
Chicago that the Northwest Traffic asso-
citation had been continued until March IS.
All leeding shares wers IN active borsO wing
demand and L nion Paci1c lead a. list 1 &;
81 ,chigau Central Ct .; Louisville & Nash
VIII, 1-l8; Lscxswsnra at l-32 TO l"16;
North Pacldc preferred was hit; New York
Central apd q. Paul, lGi nnd Lsko Shore
fat. A feature WIS the diliarsnoe in some
of the other sloCas casn an regular. Tdls
difference was lis 10 SIS per cent IN Michi-
gan Central, 81 Psul, Missouri Pacific pre-
iersed, Lackswanna and lonisville 4 Mash
vile. There was Also q difference OF to
ii Ia 81. Paul and Union Pacific ana is 10
~ in Louisville Il Nashville. The
regular advance ia prices ranged
Gron 12 10 IL psr cent. The
latter in Manitoba. which soli up tr, IN 95 to
81 l-2 Union Pacific wa iavorably Affected
by reports from Blstpn that the annual
Statement will show balance above the 2
per cent. dividend Of s4,0O0 600. equal to II
per cent. on ths ock, against n surplus in
1882 OF SO 9sJ COO. or equl 20 l3 l.2 per cent.
Louisville \ Nashville Was a prominent
feature OF tne MARKET, Ntu auFtuCcu on
outside buying, induced by the racent
court decision. Gaugsrs we're buorsnt for
time on favorable reports eagly in the
day in regard 10 western railway valuation,
and also on incceSsed es-n'nTr reported to-
dgy tor tie fourth week and month OF
Fe ,ruary. There WAS less cxcitsment aud
activity in Lsckas anna. although The stock
duc usted frequently. ALI Vnnierhlt
stocks participated ia the improvement,
and were conspicuous N the dealings. Late
in the afternoon IL becsue apparent 10 the
room traders and bears that there had been
some realizstions at the cx RENE advance OF
the day, and ~ the last hour OF busi-
uess they raised the m.rkst, usiog
the announcement OF a cut in rates
ordered by the ktchison & Santa Fe rail-
wav 20 alternate the dec e. aud prices
| fell off l-2 10 i-e per cent, except Mani
tobs, which droyned i-2 95. Compared
with last nights cluse, Qniucy Is per cent.
gher; Lake Snore, IA loser; Erie, 5-S;
Northern z c'fic, ard western Union, SO.
Louisville, New Albany 4 Chicago rose
Is - 20 Is. Two huuureu shares OF North
ern Pscitic preferred were bought In ''uDder
he rule" on scconnt Van Dyke 4 Will
lisms, aud 100 Of 50. Psul and 100 OF Lake
Shore, on account Of A. b. Sfockwell.
Transactions. All 900 shares.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05
WHITESRORO.

WHIrEsDoRc, March 4-[5pscisl l-Yes-
terdsy morning, about eighteen miles
north of here, one Howell Ellis shot end
dangerously wounded John Byrne, his
brother-in-law, firing at him twice with o
pistol OF forty-6ye oalihre, aud one shot
taking effect just below the lett nipple. El-
lis then mounted his horse and went to
look tor Ed Dyrne, Johns brother, evesr-
ing he would kill bin. Not finding Ed, he
threatened to kill Burke, who was working
ior Dyrae. No then Weht 10 the house oil
John Byrne's mother und frightened her
nearly to DEATH Ellis made his escape for
psrts unknown. Mrs. Byrne has offered n
reward OF 800 for the capture Of Il liz and
Deputy Sheriff Charles Wilson aud posee
are 10 pursuit. John Byrne and his wife
were only married last November and they
were expected 10 separate ON the day he
was shot, they having bad some trouble
u few days before. in which the wife shot
at tho husband three times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05

PuuAprLrArA, March 4.-John McGinnis
was hanged in the county prison at 1885
this morning for the murder Of his mother
in.law, Mrs. Mary Reed.
The prisoner seemed fully prepared "a
die and paid no attention to anysody but
his spiritu al adviser. There was no action
taken on the insanity plea which has been
constantly advanced in his case. He has
devoted biz attention TO bis spnitus1 wei.
fare aud his general cslmness indicated one
who fully realized his position. On the
scAffald he embraced and kissed the priest
in thc middle OF repetition OF the sentence
'Jesus. receive my SOUL The drop fell
and he seemed TO die without pain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05
LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock, March 4-[5peclal j
Charles G. Ogden, joint agent OF the Iron
Mountain and Memphis & Little Rock
railroads, resigned to-day aud accepted the
position Of travelling stock and freight
agent Of the Missouri Pacific system. His
headquarters are in Little Rock.
Mose Harris, the editor of Horse Shoe
who was run out Of Hot Springs by the
outraged citizens, lef, for St. Louis this
morning. He spent two nights in Little
Rsck, the first IN the cslsboose and the
second in being used to wipe up the foor Of
the Gazette Office, where he went 10 night
aud has had his wishes gratified.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05
JEFFERSON.

JEvrsRsos, March A. Especial The
ssloon owned by Schulter & Harwood,
which was attached some time ago by cred
itors. was sold at sheriT's sale this evening
for 81, 200, and bought by Charles A. Cul-
berson, attorney, for his clients.
DR.. A. p. Brown, OF this city, has lns'
received the sad intelligence OF the death
OF his stepmother. an old lady, who died al
Clinton, Louisiana.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05
GOODS.

LINEN AND WHITE GOODS are
staples at all seasons of tho year aas
aro worth buying whenever they are
cheap enough. The prices we quote
arc proof enough Of the choapncs
OF our siiering. and ~ fof the quality
glance al the goods themselves viii
show that lhoy leave nothing 10 be
desired In that respect For In
stance We arc ofioriog u line Of uu
bleaohcd dapask and Turkey cd
table lsnou ai See yard. A line o
all.linen towels at 10, s. Z, G, and 4
for'i; and all.linen napkins from so {
dozen up; and crash towellngs al
Sea yard and Irish linen shooting.
full width, At $50 n yard; aud 10
shc eting, New York mills, at 39c
yard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05
BROWNSVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE. March 4.-[Speoisl. IA
few days ago thirty families OF Italians sr.
rived In hatemoras from near San Louis
Potosi via. Tsmpico. Twenty-three fam
lies crossod the river yesterday aud are
now Ia this town. They number 100. They
walked the outlre distance aud are now des-
titute aud some very sick. They are to-
day sll over town and are wretched look
ipg set OF people.
General Cassles arrived on the steamer
yesterday, and is now in Matamoras.
Meather hot md cloudy.
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Tho NNinter Mcciinr

Nrw ORLEANS, March 4.-First Race
Six furlongs Riddle, frat; Queen Esther,
Seven Furlonfs-hests: Centennial, 1, 1;
Boulette. 2. .: Wild Kansas, 3, 3. Time
l:30 IA, 1:33 "a.
SIX Fuflongs-Blsck Jsck, first; Nat
Tremble, second Besconstield, third. Time
Lilo.
Mile and sixteenth-Little Buttercup,
first; Wave o. Light. second, Fair Count,
third. Time-l:52 IA.
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, March 4.-TSpecisl THE
Shreveport Standard, x. w. Laughery
editor end proprietor. suspended yester-
day. II sill not likely resume.
The order ofths mayor for an election to
be held in April tor the election OF mayor
aud other city officials excites little or no
attention.
Rev. Father Jontile, Of Shreveport, Is in
the city.
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GOODS.

you want handkcrchiefs o, any
kind, ladies or gents. d0n'tgo Any
further, but read on and see what we
have 10 o'ier. We have one line OF
ladies white lluen hemstitched at 10
for ST. aud one line ~ ladies' and
gents white linen hemstitchod and
cOlored borscrs VIC are Offering at S.
2, 6. 8 and flr 81: and one line OF
handsome silk handkerchief at 2jc
and SOC each. We have Just received
The new Lanetry and Jersey collar,
which we arc Offering attic each.