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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13
A Large importation.

Ii. Z. Rhoads this morning received an
importation of thirty large boxes filled
with French, Swiss aud Italian goods,
among which are paintings aud bronze
ststuary. The goods will be displayed in
a room in Mr.. Rhoads' building specially
fitted up for the purpose.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13

ID. Y. Collins, member OF police, seventh
ward, Reading, Pa, talks this way suffer
ed severely from rheumatism nothing did
me any good till tried Thomas Ectsctrtc oil.
IL IL a pleasure TO recommend IL. For sale by
II. Is. Cochran, druggist 1877 and I39 North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13

Porous and strengthening, improved, the
best for the bsckache, pains In chest or side,
rheumatism, Neuralgia. 2ac. Druggists or
mail. tl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13
sPEUIAL NOTICES.

Why do you suffer with Back Ache, p In in
the Chest, RheumltiSU. or lameness anywhere
when Hop Plaster VIII surely RiYo you re-
liet Druggists sell them, - cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13
Private Debts Nos statutory.

Application was made in Toronto on
Saturday to quash conviction secured
before police magistrate against stake.
holder. The prisoner was discharged, the
Judge holding that private debts were not
covered by the statute.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13
THE HOPE UF TBE NATION.
A Poiieemaa a Israoed Up.

Children, slow I'm development, puny,
scrawny and delicate, use" " Wells Health Re.
newer.n (4)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13

And the ootives otiis authors. but none who
have used them doubt the tfioaey OF Burdook
BLOOD Elders. This splendid blood tonic is
without peer. toP safe by III. B. Cochran.
druggist l37 ana l33 AuftE Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13
sovasu Nom,a s.ed Tor uongress.

EAsTos, Pa, Dot. 13.-Ths Democrats
OF the Tenth district to-day nominated
VIM. r. Sowden, Of Allentown, for
Congress.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13

The Electrical Exhibition that came To
a close in Philadelphia on Saturday was
unique in baing financial success to its
projectors. The total number Of visitors
is estimated at 300, 900, the total expense
involved 100000 and the total receipts
$780, 900, leaving therefore a balance on
the credit sids of the books of $40, 600.
1t is pleasant to record the success of this
undertaking, as it indicates that purely
scientific exhibition has its attractions for
even the unscientific public. 1t has
diffussd much useful information among
all classes of tire uses to which the in
invisible electrical fluid Gail be put, and it.
outcome will be an additional stimulus tC
the inventive genius of the age that will
result in much good to mankind.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13
Il HElII Certainly CAL
our. HivuIIJ.ans,9I,r -

vote, but this Is as slI-v~-eA~- u -
the other. The greetings to Hendricks are'
as enthusiastic as those with which Blaine
is received.
On the whole, | estimate that 7S0,OO0
votes will be polled that the majority
will not be 10, 600 either way, and such odds
no human being can calculate with GER
taiuty. The Democrats are more confident
than the Republicans, but this think is
due to the more desperate chances the
latter have at stake, for if they lcose Ohio
they lose all. AS the case stands to night
it is the toss up of penny which party
carries the state. If Cuyahoga county
gives the Republicans 1, 600 and Hamilton
drops to $500 Democratic, the Republican
ticket will prevail If Cuyahoga county
is a stand off and Cincinnati turns up
with 5000 Democratic majority Blaine's
western tour and his campaign will be at
an end.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13

The supreme court Of New York has
decided that sleeping car companies are
not common carriers, but simply furnish
conveyanoes for sleeping, the railroad
company in whose service they run being
the carriers from whom damages can be
recovered in cases of negligence. The
decision that they are simply agents for
whose conduct the principals are responsi
bic, seems founded in good sense.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13
BLAINE AND LoGAS.

The melancholy days draw nigh
The saddest OF the year
For two Grating candidates
Who roam around this sphere.
They might as well their swinging cease,
And spare their scanty BREATH
The people at the ballot box
VIII sentence then to death.
From the NeU York Truth
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13

faction in Egypt. He said that he had
no exact understanding with Prince
Bismarck, but that il he could turn an
enemy into an ally, even at the
cost of heavy sacrifice of amour
propre, he would do 80. 1t now becomes
interesting to watch whether England
will keep her finger out of the pie, as
ordered. Ferry seems to regard an
alliance with Germany as q mere matter
of price, and If these two powers com
bined against Great Britain, the conti-
mental fur would very probably fly. The
reported conversation, however, bears the
ear.marks Of improbability on it, as it is
hardly probable that at the present
juncture France would throw down such
a bold gage at the feet of her powerful
rival.
DEMOCRATIC Ohio means Republican
death.
BLAlSE's entering wedge" into the
"Solid South is lost, strsyed or stolen.
GOOD SIZED spoon VIII hold all the
votes that Butler will get in the country.
BLAINE has been caught in twenty. i've
falsehoods since his nomination. lie has
still three weeks in which to improve his
record.
GARFIELD got 1905 majority 10 the
n,fn he, ata h,,. H., ID,
publicans TO day will be more than pleased
if they come out of the fight 10, 900 ahead
So much for Blsine's magnetism.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13
PERSON AL.

PRESIDENT D. 'rR returned to Wash
ington on SrraRTucs~-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-13

A GOOD SIZED spoon will hold all the
votes that Butler will get in the country.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1884-01-09
Tho Farmers GoYa.

"W hat are YOU doing /" make the
farm attractive to your boys? This is
a question rs important as any you can
consider. Farming must u"t be all
lru,lgery. 'i'ut your best work, your
brain work iato it. Interest Your
boys in MI that yen are doing. Let
them understand your plans, how you
ars dealing with each particular field.
Give them q field Of land to handle r.
themselves. Give them opportunities
TO enjoy the pleasures that should pe
within the reach Of every farming
community. Encourage soclsbiliiy,
~ to farmers clubs and take your
family, especially the younger mem
bers. No life ought to be more at
tract;ve to your sons, and If they grow
up and drift away to the cities, you
nre largely responsible"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1884-01-09
Pleasant IEs;t DOfs.

Mr.. EDITOR 1t has been showing
at Intervals since about daylight thi,
informing, the 9th instant.
-Nmas has passed, and with us was
remarkably quiet. There was bu,
little moving about smong the people;
not much drinking and no serious
accident.
On Xmas night Mr.. W. &. Cau
then raised balloon for the entertain.
ment Of the little folks.
---Jnnny Barber Vaughan i. mar
sicd. Your correspondent helped to
eat the infnir dinner at Mrs. Nauyhan's
(5ohnny's Grand Mother Mrs. V.
knows exactly how TO iI up good
:hings. and you know that Ru,,icu.
knows how to do full justice to good
dinner, and he did his whole duty ON
That occasion. Long life and abundan, ,
.psosperity to you Jonny.
w onder " ths ycung Esnr-wno,e
horse fell with hiu while Or his way
to the Unfair got hurt much ? II he
didn t something else did.
Mr.. }. B. Mohley whose barn wac
burned not long since has built another
aud better one J. II. Robertson is
settling a flew place midway between
his Old residonce and the three forks.
We will soon have quite little village
uesr old Pleasant Hill.
Mo. c. MahafIoy has moved to
where Rev. John s. Cro1ton formerly
lived! Rev. Mr.. Croxton has gono to
Taxahaw. Mr.. James Shshane now
occupies NJ. j. II. Robert,on's old
home.
Rev. A. A. Gilbert the new preach
er for Hanging Rock Circuit has
arrived at the parsonage and will
preach nj Salem on the 2nd Sunday.
Phillip 7. Cauthen has bought the
rwit,y & Walker Steam Saw Mill and
Frank Davis is to run il. They pro
rsse &c make things lively. John s,
Ssblsy and Simon Beckham, Sr, are
now occupying new houses, both OF
them having built during the past fall.
The Grange is booming-eixht new
members at the last meeting. The
only thing that Pleasant Hill has "a
complain Of just new i. the scarcity OF
"gra5" and filthy lucre"
The small grain crop i, fin.
More wbeat and Oats hav. beer
'"~n snd .a9rs pains taken ia the pre-
Paration Of tie land than heretofore
l.. j. Cauthsn can beat the world OF
Welcome Oats" More anon.
RrsTrCUs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1884-01-09
DisfrcssfHg accident.

On last Friday while some children
we're playing en- hill side near the
home Of Or. w. $, Mcdonald in the
lower lossville section ef.ths county,
n log lying on the side Of the hill WAS
moved, in +rort, by some If me emil.
dren, and rolling rapidly down the
hill passed rapidly over the body Of r
five year old son of Mr.. Mcdonald,
causing the death of the child almost
iust.ntly. Tho young parents have
the kiniest sympathy Of their friends
IN this heart rsnding bereavement -
(kcsttr RcpOrtnr.
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hurry, Mshaffey Bros. VIM Il Mql.
rose, Lizzie j 1ntirc, John Lynn, Rev
A w Moore, j j McGrig, col, I L
Limberger, G j Mcdowell, Rev Ize-
kiel Mayocw, G ID Miller, J II Mas
sey, Jr., Frank Mayer, Wilson Miller,
Lena Montgomery, Mrs. Maria Nc
Xenna, G. w Malone, Mrs MI
Moblcy, Fannie Proctor, Thos Peach.
s VI Parker, J F Stokes. Mary Stew,
art. - Ssrcy, Mrs. Della Small, A
G Ross, in care Of X S 0shorne, > 4
Small, j " Starnes, George Rutlanl,
Isaac Small, j " Tuber, J T Taylor,
Mrs. Fannie Tuggle, Louis Thompson,
Mrs. kate Lourie, care of Peter Will.
liams, \ j NNnlandingham, William
Walker, S Il Wilson, Adline Mc>
Cnrklc, Mrs. Roanner Whitfield.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1884-01-09

Colored labprers in Barnnell Coun-
W are ehangfs quarters more gen.
orally thaA ever before. e
Several mrro6ms in Greenville have
been closed because ofinss<icient pat
ronage.
Rev. J.SfWhite, Rock Hill, S G,
says: ri used Browns Iron 'Bitters
for general leSility. It has been OF
henefit in restsring pc to strength and
vigor." ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1884-01-09
Hotel lrYiruiy.


tRoCKErr HOUSE, .Jan'y. 5, iSSi.-
! Twi ty, Russell Place, <. G.; Geo.
T. Lainhort, New York w G Adams.
Pin"ville, y. G.; J & 'TIiliiard, .;iusSel
Place. s.. g.: J. +. Gregory, Taxahaw,
=. G.. W Il Roberts, County r A
D"al", Henry jacket, Village NJ J
Shaver, County; VIM. Dunlap, Crnirs-
willie, e. G; Il. II Davis, + & Allison.
NJ Paul Crawford, r \ Billings, G. II
Crawford, u e Hinsou, S & Vanland-
ingham, Andrew J Cauthrn, Geo. w
Jones', NJ j. JIipnIond, J r. Taylor,
Village; ; Miss l. Clark, Dry Creek;
l. Roliings, Pleasant Hill Il r Baker,
Siogner'sS Roads; NJ A PIyler, Trade
Viilc,S. c.; I EZzell j 4 Falls, Mon
roe. y. c.; Master Robbie Jones, John
'".Hunter. Village Miss Bcssic Lind
say, County; DR.. Il s Bsckham, Pleas
ant Hill, =. &; B David, = Friedman,
Iandsford, $. O.; James NJ Green,
w 1 Nanlrndlnghnm, County; II
Weir, Walk"t,ville, n. e.; Jesse B
Mnh!cy, Pleasant Hill;Seborn Clyburn,
Wsxhaw; w I Bcckham, Jno. y Cas-.
kew, L III ClEh|rn, Couuty;I J II We'd
ington, Charlotte, y. G..
CArAwHA HorsE-Jun'y. {. lssi.--
John r Long. Baltimore, Md: Jno.
VI Moore. {. {. Z A. Railroad: + NJ
AIKEN, Il. NJ. =; l.. T. Rowell. Chester
field John IL Gaskey, T. II Mobley,
: y Brii. NJ J Shaver, r G Green. J
Walker, 1 r ti!burn. VIZ Caskey.
@ I Bailey, ! u Taylor, : y Taylor.
w Is Twitty, County; EB Springs,
Leroy Springs ID Walsh. J L Davis,
Charlotte, y. G.; Pascal Davis. Peters
burg, Va; Frank Weston, Waco, Texas,
j GriSt. l: NJ :; W G Boil, Graham,
Texas; - l. fiins"n, J + Taylor, J NJ
Heath, 5 & Vanlaudingham, T. G. Al
iis'n, \ Lindsay. G III Crawford, w
II We@l, W & Moore. B + Welsh, i
G Lindsay. w ID Ingram. Town; &C
Edwards. Fort Lawn; 4 JP-rry, Phil.
Penn; q II Mckenny. Greensboro,
n. e.; + N Akrn. p. xnd'I.. X. 10:
William Dunlap. York; 4 4 BeiiTett.
Chester; ID & Rosr. Tnioa County, n.
C.; J w MillinoS. Chester; T G. Beck
haH. Rock Hill; s II George. Clark
George, Pat Mullhall. NJ NcMan, 81
Ab.n, A Pierce. Halle Gold Mine; ]
ID Qrist. X. NJ. s.; J x Bell, Tnwn: r
N~t -sa,+rst go
ham. Rock Hin; J NJ Moore, G.. G.. &
4. Rsilroa3. Ii 4 Davis. Chester; /.
II Curry, &. &. & 4. Railroad J i
Mrtcaif. X l. Harvey, Baltimore, Md.
J T Giis:. &. II t.. Railioad.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1884-01-09
A Convent In Flames.
Tcr"itIe Srsnrs at BeNriNc, IUi,,o,


BELLvILLr, ILL.,, January S.ASt.
Joseph's Roman Catholic convent hero
was burned TO the ground nj an carly
hour this morning. Five nuns jumped
from fifth story window. One of
them was killed and another is likely
to die. In the convent were sixty
pupils, all girls, from ten years TO
adult age, several teachers and num-
her Of other inmates. The fire is said
Ia have started in the rear Of the third
story, which was used as q dormitory.
An attempt was made by the Sisters
to cxtingmish tho flames, but this fail
ing. Efforts were made t. save tho
pupils. Tho fire spread so rapidly
that order could not be preserved and
n panic seiaed both the children and
the Sisters, all making wild, con-
fused rush to escape. Forty or more
pupils arc known to have gotten out
or wero taken from the building and
given shsiter in nsigl.boring houses,
but several in their fright jumped
from the windows and were either
killed or badly injured.
The 'ioss Of life /. much greater than
eatimsted last night. lps,ead Of two
as at 6rst supposed, the total known
deaths are twenty seven, twenty.,wo
pupils and FIVE Sisters. Among ths
latter i',,hs Sister supsriOr. ,On the
fourth floor the bnardsrs with tire.
Sister, slept. On the third Aoor the
rsmainiug Sisters slept. and on the
second. or h,or above the basement
What are tormsd srvhsas and half or.
phans slept. The inmate. on III,
rond aoor vere saved.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1884-01-09
,Cncglsed For.

The following letters remain ar.
called for in the Post office at this
place:
Mrs. s l. Bill, Willie Beckhsm,
VIM Belk, COL, Henry Brown. Alex
Barber, " III Beck ham, saml u Bal.
lard, Jas. A Blsckmon, A II Brad.
ham, Samuel Adams. Jehn Bell, " Z
Bell, Mrr S J Cormal, Rev Henry
Crockett, Pearson Crawford, \ Is
Craig, Joe & Cure:op, COL, Miss jamie
Cousar, Rev. j T Crockett, James
Eddy, Draffin .Eros. & Mcatser, K II
Fergusen, W r GLADDEN.. Mssr;s Fra.
ser. Mrs s ID Faulkner, BENJAMIN
Graham, W Il Henry, w J Hunter
TD Hilton, Jack johnson, Mira. W {
Johnston. W Il Johnston, Jack Kinney
W ID Jones, Rev w J. Jacobs, J =
jenkins, W + Knight, J ID McMur.
ray, James McGriil, COL, Rev B Law.
,son. FsI + Cimchurger. James Nc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1884-01-09

There il n constant effort OH the
part Of that grim monster "Disease" to
become master Of mortal man. Ouly
a careful observance Of natural laws
can render his efforts unRvailing. Yet
too often injudicions excesses, sudden
changes, too great exposure, improper
food or Other abuses Of nature open
the gateway and Discase gains vic>
tory. Sometimes its mastery Is so COM
plete that Nature Of herse can never
effect disiodgomept. In such in.
stances reinforce nature with judi.
ciess use Of Browns Iron Bitters aud
We guarantee, in short time, oil dis
case will h. vanished
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1884-01-09
Ir'iceCu,-re>rt.

Corrected Weekly by n. v. Welsh
LANCASTER, :. G.. JAMS.
Cotton-Stains t. 81 cen,-.
Ordi,ary Ss.
Low Mlddling o..
Middling st.
GoodMiddling 93
Corn 81 90 per bushel,
Meal. SllS q
Oats IS cents +"
Family Flour 81 to IS 70 rerthupdred.
1'acon st cents per 10.
Hams II cents. All III.
Rutter 70 To 25c l,sI 10.
Ohickcns l2i to sot
Eggs Is to 20c.
Bagging 10s To NJ
Ties, 81 20 to Si.ss
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1884-01-09
|Sch0Oi Notice.

School Notice.
The Trusteas of the Free Common
Schools in Lancaster County, are
hereby notified to have their respective
Schools opened on the "a Monday in
January, 1884.
J. F. GREGORY, S. g., J.. &.
Jan. I 1891. 1t.
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| lan
a,m.,'.,;uo.r, N...L >, -.
.Jl"tr.
-K,r \. j. a authes. Presiding
Elder Of tho Chester District, will
ngk. Chester his home.
Th. ,.,.-r.rh ,a;c., 8, p;,bb,r,,
..,' L ,:'
""'' "''''''''''" ""'' ''e" "''
continued.
-Ons n!af killed ten wild turkeys
curing the 'hristmas holidays.
H., ill.,, II.,L;lI .u, ,h
-, -,
= hr'''"" ""'''S!' "' HIS nome ~
= hester
W. '''''e' h'"'"", II" W" CHI
|'h 81 ''''S county age" Soont seventy
'HF"r'' d.t" y" '"e ''' ""y VI January
=. N''. lie "S' +" goo" MA" ana MS
"T"''' i "cP'"r'" .! "'Se ''''e "'
''Vn">'
"Nch""rg 'Si" h"N"s ne" Acsde-
nN with pr0f {. II. kscsiale at the
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- Dl ED.

Died, In tii.s Eou.ity. OH the eth Jan
uary. 1854, OF membrauous Group,
FLORENCE. eldest child OF. Mr.. |. Il.
and Mrs. Ella II Hunter, aged 8 years.
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Rev. A w Whitney, Hipghsm,
Wis. says: After. a long sickness
from Lung fever | used Brown. Iron
'iir'"r> and gained strength"
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s0uh Carolina Railwc0.
nS and after November rs. 1859, Pas.
" sengcr Tnims will run AZ follows
until further notice:
tn AND FROM cUAgi.EsroN
EAST,
Leave Columbia 1884, a m IL Is d m
Arrive Charleston IL 20 a ~ 1910 p NJ
WEST.
Leave Charleston r7.2o n IN 400 m
Arrive Columbia IL 40 a m 10 IS . m
fDaily. @Daiiy except Sunday.
10 AND PROM CAMDEN.
EAsT,
Leave Columbia s6 ~ a m "ssi d m
Arrive Camden 30 p IN S.35 d In
WET.
Leave Camden - As a m AIS m
Arrive Columbia IL &c a LII fe. So D n,
@Dally except Sundays.
TO AND FROM AUGUSTA.
EAsr.
leave Columbia '8.46 am tS2ip m
Arrive Augusta 6 l3 pm 7.l6 a m
wnT.
Leave Augusta '6, NJ +S 40 n m
4 rrivs Columbia li.40 n III i9.35 y IA
-paily except sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
CONNECTIONS made MT Columbia
with Columbia aud Greenyille Rail.
road hy train arriving At lt.40 q. m
aud departing NJ 6,S4 p. m. Con-
nection made mt u. T.. d A. Junction
with Charlotte. Columbia an, A uKusta
Railroad by same trains to aud from
all points oil both roads.
tOnnecI ION il made at Charles.
ton with steamers for New York on
Wednesdays aud Saturdays: also, will
Savannah and Chsrlssien IGdlroad 10
all points south.
Connections are ntarie. al Augusta
with Gro-giS Railroad and Central
Railroad 10 and from alt poiuts West
aud South. Through Tickets can be
purchased IN all points south and
West, by applying to
ID. MCQUEEN, Agent,
Columbia. s. e..
JOHN Is. PECK, Geu'l Manager.
DC. ALLIES .iGsn. Pass. aud Ticke,
Agent, Charlesten.
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Notice or Dismissal

NOTICE is hor-by given that [ will
" file my final Return in the ofHee
" the Probate Judge for Lancaster +
County, and that I will apply for a
Final discharge as administrators of
the Estate of NJ. g. Heath. deceased
on the lst Monday In March. next.
A. w. HEATH, Admir-.
January |, 1885,. ST.
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ILr Uratksr.

me Ueafhsr.
The weather f,r. lie past few days
las knocked all the almaaacs into pi--
Nensr not excepted. Snow com n,en led
falling here on Saturday morning
last shortly after daylight End con,in
sel until about Q o'clock, laying to
tas depth Of about 8 inches in the
driir. The sun made it. appearance
"a sunday morning but had no visible
eject, the thermometer beiu- at c. be-
lar2sT". Agaip on Monday evening
snow and 'lestS Snmenced falling and
continued throusaos; .tkc night. GOV.
erin. the ground to the depth OF 6
inches on dead.leyeI. To day (rues
day the weather has considerably
moderated END steady rain is falling
"@' the snow j. fast melting awsy. III
i'said by knoxiag ones tina. Sunday
morning WAS the c,liest at this pIsc.
since 1892.
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asw asstistnsS,s. =.
ST&DTICEf

LAST NOTICE,
WE WILL pisee In the hands OF
w our Attsnsy all accosnts and
notes against parties who o%. US, for
collection after the 18th day df Janua-
ry. 1854. We mean exactly what we
ssy 30 don't think this notice, IS, put
IN for sffcct and don't say that We
have not given you sufficient aotifea-
ton.
#. NJ. FITZPATRICK & BaC.
January 1st, lSS3. 2t.
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SHiesady.

Srrs"dN.
Considering tie weather. a large
nunher of persons from the country
M. in town on Monday last. But
li,he property was sold by the Sheriff
and the Clerk, which brought fair
p:ices. Everybody complained Of
hard times and predicted worse head
SLt i-~ r@"pla appsar 10 ne anxious
"a pay their debts.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-20

Nzv NoRK, a Oh i5.-The crae c1chanra
reno - qnrk1 f8sl nR Fuu ar, doS q
IS ullots siEce eri,y Vote Salisbury 4
Ri cy have ST. pedd lab ffanf tie I'm
ere place Htffm 100000 10 Sc COO III
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