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BUSINESS LOCALS

Read " Nciresi Nr,r 1aingx." atJB
Coopcr's.
Paasols and sun Umbrellas in great
variety and large assortment. al l.. 4.
( COTroN's.
J. II. PRIMROSE, sole agent for G..
Phillips ~ Sons Shoes. the best Ladies'
Shoe ln Smyrna. beautiful fitting shoe
and will wear YOU a year. In all
widths, French and American Kid :;
ais" his slippers.
Trunks and Vali,cs-big lot-atJ. Z.
Phillips.
Warren's Entire Wheat Flour. sub
stmte for Graham Flour, at J. b.
Cooper's.
New Stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing, at John f. Phillips.
.FIrS.-An stopped free by nr. KIine's Great
NE5gGyr Ey>i"rer \" Fits after first days use
Marvellous cures Treatise and - trul bultle FREE.
To- rlt ra>es send tp Dr. Kline gI Arch street
Philadelphia. Pa.
Read large advertisement of J. b.
Cooper.
Have yOu seen Parker. Holmns &
Co. Calf Shoes for Men i'm Congress
Button and Balls, also Low Cuts i'm
Button and Ties, only $3.50. Every
pair warranted, and as good as sold
elsewhere lor$3.50. Each pair STAMPED
on the bottom. $3.50. Made on latest
style last and death to corns and bun
MONS. J. II. PRIMROSE, Sole Agent.
Dcvoe Brilliant Oil. the best and saf-
est oil made, mt J. b. COOper's.
+. II. Burgess, formerly of Dover.
has located at the y. w. cor. Ilth and
Market Street, opposite the Bingham
House, Phila., where he is manufactur-
in the "Capitol Shirts" These goods
are not made any more in Dover.
J. b. Cooper has some Bargains in
Cassimercs below cost, to close out.
Pulpit and Family Bibles, at ]. b.
Cooper's.
Full line of Spring and Summer Hats,
at Phillips
Order any Book you want, AT J.B.
CoOper's.
Boy 4 you want pure, fresh Drugs, go
to Cloak's Drug Store.
Fine Oranges, Lemons, &c, at J. B.
Cooper's.
Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
Qualities, at J. b. Cooper's.
Elegant assortment of Spring and
Summer Neck Wear, at Phillips.
Bsg-If you want the finest Toilet Set
ever brought to this town, go to ClOak's
Drug Store.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
IT is always hot in harvest time.
SEEN any busted" thermometers ?
Now wear cabbage leaf in YOUR
hat. ~
THESE are the longest days in the
year.
Oh for a lodge in some vast ice
cream saloon
The congregations lastSunday had a
fantastic appearance.
A. LEE CUMMINs commenced making
baskets at his factory on Monday.
POTATOES which three weeks ago
were 20 cents a basket, are now selling
for 40 and 80 cents.
ATTENTION is called to the adver-
tisement of VIM. FAIRIES in another
column. He is selling fruit cans at 40
cents per dozen.
REV. DIR. CALDWELL will preacb in
the u. j.. Church, this town on Sun
day morning and at Central Church
on The circuit In the afternoon.
On Saturday afternoon last Isaac
IruaX sold the personal propertv of
John NJ. Jester, deceased, al His late
residence on upper Commerce street.
OUR school children are entering
upon their Summer vacation I'm very
much the same spirit as pemned IN
colts would the turning out into n
green pasture field.
WM. II. FORD, a farmer living in
Severson's Neck, had his right hand
severely cut on Monday last while
over at John FOrd's, "A neighboring
iaTmer testing a self-binder.
Ifthe burglars QQme to your house.
don't forget 70 provide them with ioe-
cream and cake, they will appreciate il
ana VIII come again-unless the town
should happen to interfere.
VIZ are not going to say " the sound
Of the Eogper is heard in the land .
The paper that GPst said that was pub
iished before printing was inyented-
when the reaper was q sickle.
Two Of our youths for their own
amusement few days ago started for
a walk on the railroad, counting the
ties as they went They found the
number between this town aud Clayton
to be 3,45s.
fHE excursion yesterday from this
town 10 Woodland Beach was attend
ed by about 300 persons who enjoyed
themselves as exeuFslOnists and pic
ulcers usually do, but returning tired
and weary and ready for q good nights
rest.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25

WIN this issue the editor again resumes
his place in the sanctum Of the TIMES to
take up his editorial duties, which were alb
ruptiy suspended the middle Of April
when he felt himself the most secure in the
possession of good health and in no sense
the subject for a virulent attack Of fever
1t Vas as unexpected as it was severe but
1t Is unnecessary to recount the weary
weeks and their relation to US and
the outside world Five or six Of them
we're almost blank 10 US except what oc-
CURED in the enclosure Of our own sick
room. We congratulate the readers Of the
TINES that throughout the protracted
period their wants and expectations in a
local paper have been we'll met bv the
kindly services Of Walter 0. Hofecker. TO
whom we are under lasting debt Of graft
tude. He has performed his task well. so
well that we shall in turn have to ask the
Indulgence Of our readers until the coveted
strength in these enervating days is more
fully prepared for the arduous duties Of
the business. Ar. II. deserves the more
credit because he took up the work where
we dropped it with absolutely no exper-
ienee in editorial duties. 1t gives us pleas
nretO again resume our place in the manage
meHt of the TINES, aud through H. col
umns extend kindly greetings TO our inter
ested readers.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25

See the Specials in J. B. Coono.,
large advertisement. 0oopers 5
balf you want a first-class Read.
Mixed Paint, go to Cloak's Drug ;Si'uy Story
Table and Pocket Cutlery ot IN
CoOper's. "' ). b.
Work Pants, Shirts and Overall.
tnilllps' Largest stock and cbea,','a. ,I' a.
prices. ' 'ieapest
See e. Iarao B cooper can suit you in Carpets
kiSd5 Slt II, you want want Toilet Articles Of all
KINDS 20 to Cloak's Drug store. u all
at }. b. Cooper's. '" LAMPS,
Ladies, Gents and Children. C.
meres, at J. B. Cooper's. " . 0'S'a-
,bl dhere i. can be no better Shirt tho,
the Que" )" sold by J. b. Connrr '.,' aIlIli Imam
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25

The committee appointed at the
late Chicago Convention to inform Mr.
Blaine Of his nomination for the Presi-
dency, proceeded to Augusta, Me, OH Sat
urday to perform that duty. The occasion
was made holiday in the city and Mr.
Blaine acknowledged properly the honor
conferred, but reserved his formal aecepta-
tion until after the Democratic National
l1..n,.nr.tinr,
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25
More BurgIaries.

Our community was again visited on
Wednesday night last by burglars
The frequency Of their visits and the
boldness of their efforts Is becoming
alarming. II has been but a Httle
while since they cracked the safe
Of the FAIRIES Bros, at their office ON
Main street, and the same night burg
larized the store of w. s. Revnolds
at the corner Of Main and Commerce
streets. Whether the several robberies
That have been committed in town dur.
ing the past several months are those
oi the same guilty Williams or whether
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25

WASHINGTON HASTINGS, the Delaware
,aember Of the committee who went on last
week to notify Mr. Blaine of his nomna-
ton, is spoken of by . correspondent rs in
appearance sort Of pocket edition of
Gen. Grant Some of the people of this
State, when they remember him in con-
neetion with the recent vacant Judgeship
think the edition" an exceedingly small
fvnnI affair
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25

JOHN KELLEY, the Tammany chief OF
New York evidently feels that he is master
of the situation He assumes that the
State of New York is necessary for the sue
cesses ofthe Democratic ticket and that he
and his 10000 braves are necessary factor
50 this result. Kelley is for himself and
Tammany before he is for anybody else,
because the patronage of the city will
amount 10 many millions of dollars. He
therefore makes his support of Cleaveland,
as probably any other candidate, cOntin-
gent upon his controlling this patronage.
Kelley seems to care net whom he humil-
iates 81 Tammany is on top Many of his
partizans believe that New York went for
the Republicans four years ago, because of
a secret bargain between him and Arthur.
Il is little singular that outside Of that
State Kelley's expressed choice is Mr..
Bayard, who stands just the opposite from
him before the country, so much so that he
IS the choice of the Independent Repub-
licaDs who have bolted their party.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25

Tar New Castle County Executive Com
lnittee of the State Temperance Alliance at
:. meeting held in Wilmington on Saturday
aEiel was well attended decided To wait
until after the conventions Of the two polit-
ieal parties before they nominate u county
ticket. The question was discussed by
Messrs. White Pickles lW d., Wells,
Phillips, Morrow. Prcttyman, Gregg,
Moore. Purnell aud Finn. The meeting
was enthusiastic.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25

The PENINsULAR PREss-It is with
qualification we again open and peruse the
pages Of our Peninsular press. which pleas
nrs has been denied US for period Of ten
weeks. Many bright things have doubt
less sparkled ID their columns that we're
worth the eberisbiDg, and We feel we have
been the loser. We hope, however in
their hebdomadal visits that We may yet
find in some shape a reproduction Of what
ever may have been Baconian IN strength
0g Addisonian in style.
We arc not speaking ironically, but with
= aiReare appreciation Of their worth, for
many Of them give evidence Of indepen-
dent Thought and ability, whose crisp para
graphs if found in the metropolitan jour
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25

ThE funeral obseques of Bishop Simpson
which occurred at Philadelphia yesterday
WAS largely attended and the occasion one
Of great interest and sOlemnity In Phila-
delphia on sunday the Methodist Churches
were draped in deep mourning and in
most of them memorial sermons were held.
Al many of the churches of other denomi-
nations the death of the bishop was made
the subject of special remark We give on
our first page a sketch of the lamented
bishops life.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25

THE papers Of Wilmington note the
death OF two prominent citizens of that
place-Franeis Vincent who inaugurated
the first live local paper in Delaware nearly
forty years ago, the Blue HENS Chicken,
and the death by suicide of Caesar A. Rod
ney while in "a state of mental depression
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25

The American Prohibition party met in
national convention at Chicago, and after
adopting prohibitory platform, nominated
ex-senator Samuel c. Pomeroy, Of Kansas,
for President and John A. Conant, of
Connecticut, for Vice President.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25
GBc Smgrna Gmes.
Smyrna, DeI.,
Afternoon, June 25 1884.

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HoFFECKER. Editor and
Proprietor, at SmyrnG, Del.
TERMS IS-SUBsCRIPTION-On year 500 III advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end of the year No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be Inserted at the rate
Of Seven Cents line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Three and -a-half cents. A
liberal discount made TO quarterly, semtannual
and yearly advertisers.
NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25
New Advertisements.

The attention of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
Dentistry-J. w. Isenberg, d. DIS.
Carpentering-Thomas NJ. Hoylc.
Daily Line between Smyrna and
Philadelphia-Homas Clyde.
Time Tablc-Delaware Railroad.
Clothing-Garitee, Masten & Allen.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25
DEATHS

IL ,rEiN',IoH .iu thi- town. t....,.,
davs diT'is''n' aged ' yeal, ,4pnil. I.',g sEt ;,
AEOfIS.-Near Bhu.u I.... ...,.
hhot'S' aged Ca year month. .. i'.'@Ise v.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25

GEO. GRAY, EsQ., expresses confidence
in the selection yet of Senator Bayard for
the Democratic Presidential candidate.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25
MARRIAGES.

HRbI5i,5io,NCcS,HORTS-At bIi,i,.,9 the residence -, .
Thomas TIIr Hob,on lHg sf lt,a hy Lucs, g
laura short' Of Hartley Kent cointy i-I b. Ass
A1LAONs-DUNBAE. rbu.i.I,t.-
frTnary ~ IseY, A Longacre L Harry 70 1lhe
ISffIHiSeh5ly oi Dover, and Miss Maud i o6Sml3ns
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25
FOR SALE.

a g'"l tw0stpry lr,tac l#rilua II
I''l'e. "a very large eardci.. good ntil OF lssSm
water 3ulIdlhs Iot adjoining tie prem A-A4lA-
Nho"i, "a ihe PROPERTY IT i'sluicl D. Fari4s.
NittNtr'l ON Mciunti-t -tr.lt. ~flyr:..t D-.
For paTlicu.a.,. l..I.r.-
may 4l-tf E,4i D,t N.y Gs.ti - -
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25
FOR SALE.

one second hand steam Engine and gaiI.-...
iiIhineGlaie delivery. This EusiueauI B,il4r Ia.
been running in our shop, AMI beer reIla,.5 IL,
.Atstf power but ill do g,'.d ser, u,. igr a l;,
while yet For particulars aii.i. 70, ''''h
oct 3I-tf -,,,- -
Smyrna times., 1884-06-25
Special Notice.

Farm and Peach Wagons.
p..,I,, Hay Racks,
H. ~, Farm Gates,
Scythc Stone.
Forks and Forl, Handles
Axle Grease.
Engine and Lard Oils.
Bee Hives and Caps,
Brackets and Scroll Work
Butter Boxes, with Zinc Ice. box, com
plete,
Grass and Grain Scyjhr, and Cradles
GrindstOnc, henches and fixtures.
ANH ALI KINDS OF
General WheelwrightIn
TiIghman'S " Enterprise Works."
Delaware Street, near Commerce.
SMYRNA, DEL. june ls-am
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J. NJ. Goo, Of Greenville, is a. she
Windsor.
Gus Gersecke, OF Now Braunfels, is
booked ut the Windsor.
Frank Lerch, of San Angela, is regls-
tered at the Windsor.
Mr.. Charles B. Lewis, aon of Cen. L..
VI, Lewis, il down with typho- nnalariai
FEVER.
G. A. Huffman, OF ST. Joseph, Mis-
souri,, is Mt tho Windsor.
w. $. Tobey, the popular representa-
i've OF n 81. Louis firm, il stopping at
the Windsor.
john Il, Kirk, Of Peoria, Illinois, is at
the " indsor.
Prof A. Ryan and wife aud Rolls RYAN,
II San Antonio, are guests OF the Wind.
sor.
Capt. V. b. Gurti,, the popular
Chicago lumber merchant, Is al the
Windsor.
Mr. Lee Bullard, who 10 still confined
10 his room by Illness, is slowly inn
proving.
Mr.. w. l.. Hall, who is confined TO his
bel by a slow ypho-malarial fever, IL
still quito i'll.
Mr.. James Everltt, formerly Of Cleve.
land, has become associated with Goorge
Osmond, manager of Dun's mercantile
,lency. Mr.. Evcritt takes the position
# reporter and solicitor.
MIR. A, ID. Aldridge and his lovely
hrlie, nee Miss Sallie X. Howard, ol
Nashville, whom no welded on tho 10Th
arrived in tho city last evening FROM
their bridal tour and have rooms at the
windsor. The HERALD tenders it's con.
5ratulations to the happy couple.
As will be seen Inv the following
loatly printed Invitation. the cards fo,
he nuptials of Mr.. Z. l.. Dexter anC
Mss Oracle Leako are out: "Mr. anC
Mrs. w. w. lIeako desire your presenc,
Il the marriage of their daughter
irace, to Chas. |. Dexter, wodnesd y,
evening, December 10, 1884. at s o'clock
i. Matthew'S cathedral, Dallas, Texas.
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sUPEEME COURT

Perry ct al. vs.. City of Rockdale. from
Milan county. Opinion 10y Stayton, l.
Municipal corporations have the nowe,
TO collect tax for the support Of bubble
iree schools whom they have assumed
control ot such schools in accordance
with the statute regulating that matter.
tol Texas, --.5-2l5.) The question sub
niltted 20 Lepeople was, "Shall a tax OF
ono-halt Of per cent. be LEVIED aud col.
ieeled 10 support Tho public tree
"cho"is'. Hold, This WIS II specific DO
cent, and Il authorized b. alasG mem
uer OF the clause IN Genera Laws, 1851
page VI. Tho other question considered
is; Has tho legislature power TO a,I'
thorlzea municipal corporation to leyv u
poll-taX? Held, Art. ), sec. /, coustitu.
ton, expressly gives tho Legislature
power 10 impose 4 poll tax. The
TAX referred 90 in Art. IL, sec. t.
court indirectly refers to an adyaloren
tax, and was not intended to operate as
4 denial OF power TO cnllect other taxes,
Tor this section recognizes the power oi
such cities and towns As Rockda.e TO col.
lecl other taxes rs does section |, articl,
$, The legislature has the power Il
delegate this right to levy poll tax,
= Dillon on Nun. Corp, section 40 AZ,
Texas, 559:2); Texas, 1909 Affirmed.
Bryan vs.. Wood ct at, from Graysnn
county; opinion by West 1. The action
of the court on appellants snecinl dc.
murer to appelleo's answer, is not
Shown TO prejudice appellants rights.
Tue ease was, in fact, tried and disposed
OF on the trial amendment of both OF
the parties. Appellant practically sol
up q claim 70 only about $500, and az.
pelloes offered no evidence except undoI
thor trial amendment, wherein the
amounts of money disbursed were spe.
officially set forth, and of these Inc
pleadings. Affirmed.
Jenkins va. the state; from Lamar
county. Appellant was charged with
aud convicted of theft from and burg.
larry Of n railroad car, and his punish
ment assessed by the jury al three
years in the penitentiary. A careful
examination of the record discloses ne
error for which the judgment should b,
reversed. The indictment is good aud
sufficient. The charge OF the court In all
material respects correct, and the owl
denoe being amply sufficient to support
the judgment, the Same Is affirmed
Affirmed.
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tho ST. George; j II Melton, Fort
|h' w IL Meiioy, Corsicana; George
[roe' penisou; j d Capertou, A
lson' Mckinney; John 4 Williams,
Fou' larry In Verne, Kalamazoo,
1" l itnplvtun, C"f~icana; n Ii
pEtN, Abi'onu; Col II n Thornton,
ri'a..n.t,lscn, g a J Smith, Chicago; q
nih.1. TERED; Jesse HAY, New
r. u X Harris, Duck Crrtk; u II
cuillshar,iJ II Btrr.tt, Denlson
NJ \ Wits PuiAt;AD Slny, Ter.
w Mlilor, Naxuh chic. j Y Nc.
"Yvu, w T. Barry, Z : Kerr, Co st.
hrGdloy, Waxahnche;J II HI
I NJ rsrheit, Wills Point; N
~, - .M,9,rgan; Thomas Moore, New
[HNi y II Trnutman. Louisvilic;J +
r. lNnchhurg; Clifford A Adams,
.seek, Bryan; We Hart, Galveston
~ A Madd *, Terrell.
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Fresh spare ribs % ,d back bones nj
Frank Hamm's 40 Elm street.
All kinds OF sausages, weiner wurst
lrd, etc. Frank Hanin, 4l0 Elm street.
The Public Library association will
I'VE a. entertainment tonight, at sos
daiu street.
rho finder OF a garnlshed necklace
vii please return the Same to Sanger
Jros. and receive reward.
Tho weather Is cool. braciug and beau.
tlluL The bri ht sunshine aud lovel,
moonlight nights make winter q semi.
summer.
Mira. NJ. A. Curtis, who was latel,
burned uut on Main street, has re-opoued
her dressulaSing establishment ia rnon,.
aver tho p0stnlllce, where she will b,
Y AL IN serve tho public.
Tho Row. Mr.. rinnon, who preached
las week NJ the Cumberland preshv
teri ~ churcn, wi continue the servic
during this week. Subject for to-niuh
vii be. "Snlnmnn's -aoice.m A spnrin
'nvitAtin srxtcndpd to che young me,
II thS city 90 hear him. Como, your,
nan. come.
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khNnnlaliain


There are about 100 tons of hops stored
In this vicinity awaiting botlor mar.
ket. They should be carefully watched
and the balcs stacked head upon head
and not on the Hat, as they require /,
proper aud fall amount of ventilation u
Keep them from heating, and before no.
ing shipped cast every bile should he
pierced with a "trier," In order To a~cer.
tain that thoy arc IN sound condition
and not liable to heat during iran.it
either on the wav hither or IN Europe
hy reason ot slack driving or inprnpei
packing. The outlunk N not the 6r!yht,
''t, Vet hope ~ entertained that q cent,
pr pound may DO realizrd.--Rus
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at Uneuual distapcas ,,.a-a 49,.
piers ara laid imn,Sm., $500 ,r'os ..,Vso
ieet sgnsro Ann ahn',, c 9,t'si W. "
lou,r. ma o.5. ~, " 1,, ~ ~ iceg
eXtUnGs. This br,d'fs i ',', ~
na.iyaq as fhe MINI ~f N ~, 4 ~ ''l9
AGES. and ID eSiI IN, ", -" .t~''aa'lu
draa wears old. n li,ol S',''is nv "
sides with sbops. AID ie r'.,.t.,, ,''
ulrd win tbe ntoIlo .,t' t,'.S, S,- 49," S
Gin pro,,s. ot Xxx o., 40" = ~ " I ne
built, hut Tho stfpefs thrI,,,i ' ',''.
with p1y.nito ana K, ,,', 'l,'e" ~ oH
plnntc1 ,yifh tre"s aro iNs'.tu,Va
and infested Win bsoC,rs '''' i,,a H"i a...,
laduu of of tborit, bt,s hs.,,, Wv p"piU
esunst, q bv In ,,sllar. e., Ni';,,". f.,.
GJD.C03 To l,06o6 eo,Is M MN, az rom
mgrNabIe establisbment al thn scjt,' =,
tho rsepal. situated ob1,,t tEreo -
down the river Min nj D., ,s ,',,,J'
where the sea-grinr yessGis rsr,o ii'', n,
chor. In ,yys t,,,,,,i.,I H., r-eS ''"''.i - ,'u-
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Tho SNlmnn and HIM rrada

The Northern Pacific Is doing a land
Office busin, IS in salmon from Fraser
river and hops rom Puyallup, hound
east. About three carloads of salmon
are an average days shipment, and al
OF II goes 10 Canadian points in bond. 1t
is placed In bond at Tacoma aud gels
out of bond nj Port Huron or Detroit
There is yet a considerable quantity OF
salmon To bO removed. The average
daily shipment Of hops from tho Puyal.
lup and White river valleys Is a6ou
five car loads day. A good share oi
the product IL consigned To Lnndol
direct, the Northern Pacific givin.
through bills of lading. Tho rate from
Tacoma To London is 81 so por 100, and l.,
any Of the great Atlantic seaboard elite,
Sper 100. This Is about half as much a,
the old rates via the Central Pacific, In
force few yetrs ago. Portland ore.
gOuiau.
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Oat.!e sLcallng M tIoptnnn.

Cattle stealing is q vocation in Mon.
Jana SIND carried on by large bands OF
thieves, and yet in that rude country,
The life Of horse or cow thief, il not
worth twenty feet of iuch rope. There
Is little judicial law in Montana, but
there is a good deaf of concrete justice
which i perhaps quito as good. IL Is
stated, that fifty stock thieves have beer
ynched in the territory in the last siN
months. Seven were hanged in a groul
~ one spot and at one time, u iew week,
ago, and yet in spite OF the summary
way OF dealing with the thieves. TIT
stealing business continues 10 flourish. -
Harrington, CIV. ~ rimos.
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A RAoy RAT STORY
Evidence THAT 'hr Cam0airn Ananlas
wis out ola Job Very Long.
A largo number OF rats established

Evidence rhat 'hr Camoairn Ananlas
wis out ola Job Very Long.
A largo number OF rats established
themselves in n hay lott, about midway
h.tw, en- tho floor aud tho top of the hay.
The owner of the promises, hearing a
con ,nuuus squealing noise In the loft,
h. k fork aud removed the hay from
tn place whence the noise proceeded
and uncovered most Of about twuny
rats. several of them an aud wore
eau ght hy ia dog, hut II bundle o. six
een ull-yruwu animals renamed on
the spot; their tails were plated To.
lvthur, something aftrr the fashion " a
whip cord. BV picking M q @ uf tn m
the rest adhered an cNuld not be shAk
en apart ~ was supposed Nv prrsuns
who saw 'hem that Ia order "a avnit the
Opld th" IA. Occupying the 100 ut The pilc
sought u warmer p.atOhY 'n'ep ~ uu'
'lofu"hih, hut not having rnntu 60 DRAW
~ tail ni,nr him " was let siicktnu
nat; the mex rit did the sauie, and p
un un,il I'll hnd ehm grd heir positions
Ind Every individual RATS tail wss en-
tw'ncd intn therur ouS knnt that held
them together they hid not Ia, q
discovered aud killed they must hav
starved o. hsv rnnlh unt have sepa
rated tCounoquenesaena News.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-01
|er'ey aui Hoistcin Cattle FOR Sale.
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| 'e'songor business Ia Mexico.
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|"er OF tho Connecticut Riv rail-
4 VI" h"s hceu connected with the
van central = ilwHy sluce April
.uiRed 10 sp mgiiatd. Mt.strhu.
weeks sta, ia~, Sttur,itv.
~ nuht Vent To- Mexico when about
H., "' He ruin tine of the road
pL".,v,. y ''N nt MeNico 10 III Ptsn, wa,
',nI' NnIr ti lac progress ol
III, - Won uutil hrcr-. ii,S OF IA,
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h mo ~ I'd, n. stv. {" IN NJ en-
\, 49, i7"No II IT,. specially b
|dl mexico AM Hac urta4. l. /.
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