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A WORK OF ART,

There In on exhibition ct the ttore OF
Will A, Wstkin & Co. in the HERALD
building. q fine specimen of portrait paint
ing done by Mr.. Fred G.. Walker OF Louis
vile, kentucky. IL 10 portrait Of Mr..
viii A. Wstkip, and 10 a tine likeness, and
to even those who know nothing OF portrait
painting it strikes them as being fine
piece Of work. Mr.. Walker has his studio
IN Louisville. Kentucky and ranks high 81
a portrait painter. He invites critical in.
spection of this work and will be pleased
to receive orders for portraits. His charges
are reasonable and will be made known by
applying to Mtssrs. Will A. Watkin q Co.
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HUGHES BROS. q CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists and Whole
sale Dealers In Mineral Waters,
Belfast Ginger Ale, Champagne Cl'
der, Etc.

Ara prepared Co furnish the trade With
spollinaris, s,lzer and WauSeshs
waters In casks OF tiny be- les at tho very
lowest prices. Their unsurpassed ginger sle
In casks of ten dozen bottles; their New
Jersey aud Napoleonc brands OF cham.
pagne cider is the pure juice OF ripe. sound
apples, treated N similar manner as is
grape Juice tor m4silg champagne wine.
These brands they sell under guarantee
20 DO superior 10 any cider UPON the mar
ktt ol1in cnehs OF six dogsn quarts. All
goodg sold By US arc guargLts ed t. give
iatisfscti0n or the money viii oe refunded
rhe above goods arc sold on thirty days
time only, and none OF our travelling stles-
mcn rs author zed 90 vary from the above.
HUGHES BRos. II Co,
Dtlias, Texas.
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Courage is noble trait With rome 1t
req hires greater courage to live than { does
10 die. When disease racks the frame, when
sores cover the person, when aches are in
every Joint. when the muscles are soft and
fsb6y, when the least exertion gives fs-
tieue. when the mind is iilled with gloom
sr,i dependency, what Is there In lille worth
living, and yet many exc out just such a
who love them. When II 10 generally
kuown that Browns Iron Bitters will cure
the above disorders, how many hearts will
be made glad How many homes made
bappvl
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A Terrible Tornado.

ROME, Ga. Feb. 10 "A fearful storm
struck Anderson and Ladga, Alabama,
this afternoon. Home persons arc reported
killed, houses blown down in large mum
bsrs. Every house in Anderson is re-
p rtei down. At Cave Spring several
hous.s we're demolished. Oil man 0allard
was Killed. Captain Lapileye's house was
blown down aud his sister-in-law IL suD'
posed to bs killed. Ten or twelve neigh
boring houses were destroyed. There Ia
great excitement. Reliable information
hard IN ret
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Colonel Tain .ge Prom sted A..

ST. LOUIS, Feo. 10 1t will be officisliy
announced tc morrow that Colonel A. A..
Talmage, general transportation manager
of the Missouri Pacific ra ! way system, as
been appointed fourth vice president OF that
system, with Jurisdiction ex ending owe,
the entire Wabash lines. This appointment
re'lre- Colonel Andrews from the genera
hiss been appointed consulting engineer oI
th AZ road.
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Killed for CaIumny A..

CfNcIsHATI. Feb. 10 DIR. Il. A. Has
broucs, who came here from Kansas CITY
in October last, k lied John Wllosr. an ex-
press driver last night on the street near
Pearl aud Mario, not far from his Office.
stree, and followed him into u saloon whore
he was violently abused. Going out on the
street WILDER again followed him and th 9
doctor drew knife killed him and then
surrendered TO the police.
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Married, ut tho residence OF Governor
Wells THOMPSON, at Columbus, Texas,
February -, 1884, Mr.. James A. Litchiield
young man Of rare promise and has many
friends ia this city TO reioico With him In
hls good fortune. Tho bride Ia the adopted
daughter OF ex Lieutenant Governor Well,
Thompson, 10 well and favorably known
throughout Texas, and who performed the
duties OF Acknowledgements during the adj
miulstrstOn OF Governor Hubbard. MAY
prosperity and happiness wait on tho
welded pair alwlys.
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IALLAs TO NEW ORLEANS WITHOUT


Ito accommodate parties wishing 70 at
Ind M ard, Gras At New Orleans the Texas
! Pacific railway wit ran Pullman palace
}eepers from Dallas TO New Orleans with
}ut change, leaving NJ @: o a. m. and STRIVE
4 New Orleans $40 next morning, two
1ours and twenty minutes quicker than
INV other route. For tickets, berthe, etc.,
.Ipply to Z P. Turner. SEA Main street.
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sAsked.
Gov rnmen's hrm.
Railroads firm.
gtafoa dnll


States dull
Stoke, except temporary weakness,
showed higher prices to-day. Union IA
cifc, Lackawanna ard Pullman Palace
were especially siroug. The frst-nomed
was in brisk demand from tho shorts, and
lent at per cent. per ,.iem TOR use OF the
stock, and it sold up % 8 TO 2 3-i. Lackg-
wanna advanced to 100 5-S Pnllman Palace
rose to ITO l.2, against 105 bid at the close
last night end 105 l-2 on sslss this morning.
Sellers for tina past few days are now the
mos. anxious.buyers. The improveme ant IN
shares noted caused an advance OF IA 10
l-2 per cent. in the remainder OF the llsl.
The earnings of the Northern Pacific from
July 1st 10 February 18Th show an incresse
of 50 53S 779 over the corresponding mouths
of the previous year. Transactions, S3l0,'
Il has been learned that the firm OF Nc
Gipnis Brothers T. Fearing. whose suspen-
sion was announced yesterday, effected @
satisfactory settlement to-day with the Ore
gon e. Transcontinentsl company, their
pr ncipal creditors, and there is no serious
obstacle to their resumption. Stocks ne.
longing to the Oregon & Transcontinental
due by McGinuis Brothers q Fearing. are
1t ia stated. /, 500 shares Of Oregon Railway
& Navigation, 100 shares Of Northern
Pacific preferred and 5000 shares OF North
ern Pacific common. none OF which can
come on the market. Tho total indebted
ness TO the Oregon Transcontineutal Com
o any il placed at $97. 900. In addition to
$4,000 due Mr.. Pullman, the firm owes
other customers $50 900, which fills up the
entire 81 OF lab li,ies, placed at S250,t0) OF
5000 goo. Mr. Gould 10 said to have sent
H. o neck to-day to the house for on
amount more than sufficient TO NEE. the
pre- sent demand.
enquiry was made to-day snent the con
fidential " circular issued by the Railroad
Shareholders associated and signed Johr
Livingston. president. The president o.
the New York Central railway says the
circular which Livingston spread broadcast
has received no ntte.t ton. Central Pacific
officials eaid his company took no. STOCK
In any of Livingstone schemts
The Railroad Shareholders association IL
rrssumably composed Of Livingston, who
plays ths part fpresident, board Of direc
tors, secretary and treasurer. The Contra
Pacific is net identified with certain eastern
rail ways or other lines in raising funds e
defeat legislation. The city directory gives
the Office OF Livingston at hmple court. Ii
that place a reporter was informed tina
Livingston never occupied any OF iis o.
! fces aud had never cog 1ged one.
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HOOP THEM UP.

The ediot Of the city council enforcing Tho
building Of sidewalks aud self-supportinE
awnings In the business center, has cau'td
a marked change, yet the good work Is OF
being prosecuted with that vlgor that
should characterize 1t. 1t IL good ss IA as
10 has gone, but TO the stranger tao side
wslss especially are disgusting il tho ex-
treme as they now exist.
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HABEAs CORPUS.

4 James johnson, oolored, a waiter at the
brutcbfield Aouse, who was arreoted and
odgsd In the county jail on charge OF
Sicfipg up aud pocketing the pccketbook
(ropped by "a devotee OF Bichus. Tho was
I guest OF the house, had hearing before
Judge Burke oil the county court yesterday
hpon writ OF habeas corpus, ard was re-
sssed upon bis own recognizance. The
prisoner was represented by Mr.. W. I.
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All persons are hereby warned not to post
spy bill 8 or posters, with lacks, on any tele-
Shone pole ia this tv. Any one detect d
joing 90 wi positively be prosecuted t,the
jullest extent Of he law. Several OF l!ne-
nep have had their hands badly lacera'ed
rom the above cause; some Of them having
snffered seriou,lv from It, by heinz render
"A unsbls To work O. A. READ,
Manager Dali - Tile phone Exchange.
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Alan is used In many baking powders as
a cheap substitute for fruit acid. All such
DO wders are dangerous, for II requires no
considersbIe amount OF alum TO disorder
digestion and ruin health. Ammonia 10
sometimes used 10 enliven the powder. TO
escape al Of these Objectionable drugs, use
only DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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AniAnIMnIIInr TOOTH.

: Whilo exoavs ting elohg the backs Of Dali
las Branch IN the southern crbnr51 OF me
sty Yesterday, Mr. G.. z. Sandeison cam,
tcrosi tooth OF mas,odon 81 depth 81
some thirty feet be aw the 6aith's aurinoe
The tooth, which was remarkal ~ well pr
served. was filed WIN a substance which
Nsemblpd gold though there is no record
II mastodon dentists "in those deyq." Il
1.-TWO inches loHg and mn inoh in width.
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AT THEIR OLD GAME.

It 10 . sumner, bat nevertheless a stub
born fact, that the dyspeptic republicans
are Tying 70 put Mrs. Mccormick, the
postmi.trrss Of CASTOR, out Tnere Is no
iustice, reason or senfe In the move, but
then the turbulent element must be doing
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A vALUABLE PUBLICATION,

Verify. this IL an age 81 book making.
but OF III the books nos before the pubic
70 that Just laid befcre rs By TIE general
Mar Eiuc tor and Cyclcpedis Of Refer
sncs." II surprises in scope and matter
snythine which hes ever come under our
o6Srrvot'on. The Royal % learning
oppooFs V have bsea rseched - iMt ~
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ief his esrFn ~ riga, oorfisIing Of a pa'r
~ boots d cut 0f cloths, nn oYricoHl and
twelve pounds OF flsh on tine sidewalk a.
ffout Of tho iiOara 0f Trade saloon, while
no walked in 10 eHceft.in how tho Their
n4Omntes aioad. When he reiurnfd be
.Ouud his worldly goods non est, rnd he
wayfd warm. Woe he unto the thici II
MF Cornelius rafeh0s nifu.
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Sc ,s : SO Az {. MITTENTHAL s'i 1lsss SO
THE NEW FIRM THE NEW FIRM.

Hurst e Dreyfuss will bs ready Ia few
DAVIS 10 display 10 the public OF Dial as one
OF the fnest and most carefully selected
st,cks OF furni hing eoods, hats, trunks,
to which has ever been brought to this
city. Those who are IN need oil such goods
should patiently wait few days aud give
them call at 7O5 Main street.
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MA efpI GRAs.

New Oriesns and reiuro. si6.95: Calves
Texas Central ana S'sr q Crescent routes.
Pullman sleeper on $50 p. IN. G, Galveston
and Pullman Parinr Car on 4:20 q. m
train. furnueh Pullman slespers to New
Oflsans on 4-20 .. m. train. and passengers
desiring can 70 In same 81 $50 p. m. the
previous evening secure your berths
early. y. o. FLOOD, Agent.
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ArrACHED WITNESSES.

Sheriff smit.. left , esterday morning for
Wpxshuchie with eight attached witnesses
An tow to testify IN tue case Of the State We.
Noisn, charged with burglsriEing . safe At
Ferris about one year ago. Nolan was
traced to this city and arrested bv Detective
lark DupcSu.
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CHANGE OF FIRM

Mr. O,ss, L. Dexter has been admitte d
A. 8 partner In our business. The new
Am name Ia Fersusssn. Dexter q Co
Ylre. accident. life, marine, p'a'e-g'ass
Guarantee. and tornado policies issued at
4 low rates as any other flrst-c'aes com.
pauies. which are the only kind represented
bv DsxrER q FERGUSON.
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| FoZZ0NI'8 INDICATED COMPLEXION POWDER
For infants toilet IL is an Indispensable
article, healing all excavations immed-
ate Y. Mothers should use it freely on d g
little ones. II isptriectly harmless. For
| gale by all druggists,
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Il 10 plessuss 70 be able 70 read quietly
chile ron clio your wine or smoke ytu
siesr. You can fiod The very bett place Of
shis Kind at Ord's Place, ia Lsmsr ttr ct.
where you viii BE- nicely treated By Frank
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Il a reported that Mr.. Joseph Hart, Q
Laredo. viii b . next week begin the pub
6csti,n Of AZ ell pagef 70 oe cs''ej tn
ie1epsndent Journal.
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RECOVERED.

City Marshal Arnold received notice yes
terday that the horse OF DR.. Ray b. Sioit,
which was stolen last Friday night, had
escaped arrest.
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FOREIGN FIELDS.
Minister Sargent BADLY Set Down on
by bismarck.
Affairs Ia Egyp,-A Massacre 10 APP
pretended!
Miscellaneous Transatlantic News Notes

Tur STORM HAS BLowE oven.
CAIRO. feb TO- The influence al dlTton
II sn great that 40 fears arc iot any longer
Tor the safety NJ the garrison and tho rco-
pie OF KhnrtOum.
MADE A soRTfr.
suAxtM, Fab l0-Auvices from Tokau
states thai c01 Of the garrison made d lortio
and attacked the enemy Killing aud
woundinc fcvsral ot hem and also cap
turing numher 81 cattle md chmos.
DFoiDEp 10 REiHRoEor
I.osp0N, Fob i0.--lu compliarca With
The request Of Sir Evelyn Barring, lriliiA
representative a. Cairo, tho gnvorumont
has decided 10 reinforce the British aImy OF
occupation.
gAnurNT I0HonFD.
PARIS Feb. l0.--Thc News publl7he' IN
iclligeuoe from Berlin, which GsseIi7 d1t
the naiuralized Gtrmsn-Amsrican c. izan1,
who return 10 Germany, nre again being
vigorously SUM- c,ed 10 military m g, nnd
that the Geru an foreign office igno'ea
United States Muster sargent nnd con-
duct negotiations directly with Warning
ton.
CHOLERA DATA.
BERLIN, Feb 10 The German sanitary
comm sson sent 10 Egypt and India by the
i'm perinl board Of health 20 study the M.
tnre. causes. etc NJ cholera, has forwarded
report from lcuita. Tho commission
discovered choerg germ In water tank
NJ Calcutta, aud found In suburban Villa
gss where the Oh lsra made ". appearance.
the same microst opic organism. which had
been discovered In the lower intestines OF
cholera viclimsin Egypt.
CAN'T ne ExrRADfrED.
TORONTO, Feb. l9.-Procerdings for the
exiredition of Lee, OF Cincinnati, have
adjourned Dnhme, OF the trm employ
ing Lee. testified under cross-examina.
ton that others besides Lee had Gccess
to tho checks add did no. know, as mat
ter OF fact, Leo c mmtt,d the forgeFies
charged. Lee At ,tes no will carry the case
TO the privy councll Of England II neoss'
cary.
RUSHING THE RELIEF.
CAIRO. Feb. l6.-rhe British RELIEF will
reach suakm Sunday, and adyan o
on rokar Tuesday. RelnioTcemcn's
have been hurriedly dispatched
from Gibraltar and MALTA under
pressure Of dagger of m Egyptian
revolt and he massacre OF Europeans II
views OF u British cheek arrives end Cairo
aud Alexandria are denuded OF English
troops.
III THE COMMONS,
LoNnog, Feb l0.-ln ihs debate IN Che
commons on the resolution 10 censurc The
roverumeut for The Egypdsn pol E
cy, Gotchor QiberaD said he bad
been asked 10 vote against the
government because he disagreed with
them On como points of their policy. He
was not prepared 20 give Lord Salisbury o
blank cheque. Tremendous cheer
Harrington, secretary of wer, said the
government had not abandoned thelg hope
of G native government tor Egypt.
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Tho greatest phrsnolorist tho world has
ever known. Professor o. 3. Fowler, will
deliver lecture here on Friday n.gnt nj
tho opera-houss, free OF charge. o. AEiur-
day afternoon he viii deliver another
lecture 10 lHdie, exclusively, and on Sun
day night, hls last lecture, TO gentlemen
only.
Waiter Il Perkins, Mr.. Bsnton's repre-
sentative. with Professor Fowler, arrived
ia the oily to-day fom Houston. He re-
ports splendid business.
Professor Phar-zyn pleased large audi
enne nt q cNuine last night
Anna Eva Fay |, In Corslcana tonight.
Cool Burgess, tho celebrated comedian, Is
with Leavitrs ininstrels.
Iho sale OF seats tor tho min,trtlI COM
mancea Saturday morning.
Mr.. Benton returned from Cleburne this
morning.
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DALLAS AND sT. LOUIS SLEEPER.

Remember the Pullnan sleeper. running
10 st. Louis tn ough the Ind an Territory,
Raves Dsl as every night via tho Missouri
1scifi ra vay from the new brick depot
1ertns oen be- secured only OF Il. Z. Turner,
n h(l Main street
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CITY COURT.

CITY ". B. II. sull van, H. w. Robert 7.
nd John johnson. intoxicau on; hned "
Cisy ". Mack williams, keeping . dis
orderly house; cortipnsd.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO PAINTERS AND PLASTERERS
~ Sea eli bids for rainiiag aud pla taring
the Shaes elford county Courthouse viii be
March H. 1884 81 10 o'clock a m, at which
time said bids will be o3ensd aud considered by
the Commits toner's Court OF sais county. Plans
\ copy VA he office of J T. F,auders archi-
tect nRllas, Texas. Cash p,ym Mt bond for
f.itnfn performance OF co ,traci viii DO required
hc court reserves the risht to leie.t any or All
CLERK County Cnur, shacseiferi County. Texr.
ALBsSv. TESAs, tehruery IS lsi 'ebl9r
>ToTICEro CON RACToRs-s1 REET Paw.
~ ug.-5ealed proposals win be received q
the OH c OF the City Engi0 eer until y o'clock
D m. ON the 9TH day u MARCH next for paw
tng the following streets In III city with Sis
d Arc Blocks upon a gravel foundation. 81
C ra'ng to an ordinance approved necember
G. 1884 and 20 plans ard specifications on Ole IN
his once. tr-wii: Main 5 reet-From the west
81 'e oi Jeffsrson to the eas, side Of Sycamore
stie { Lin etrcet-ffon the west side Cf syca-
| nore street 10 the east corporation lima Jeneg>
1 son. Mr. Ct ard Sycamore Strueis-from Main
| street 10 he Texas q p ,ciho Railroad. Lamar
) ree'-F-pm Wood 20 Kim street, Pcyd,ss stsees
From Main 10 Elm street Murphy streei-.from
Commerce 70 Elm itLeet. Ausnn sueet,fron
Wood street to the rexss 4 Pad z Railroad
ca icre II est-From Elm street 70 the Texas =
| petite Railroad In oil about l2.oco lfneei feee
| Oh proposal must b. accompanied BY bona
Nun nun ~ he eoStrscs Is ava dea The dder VIII
| q ter iutn contract ~ the Emo OF Afhib next
Pond and security viii also be required for .
| faithfrI net f1r1nsnc oftl G colfraa the vork
70 commencs by the 18th Of M.v ard 70 b
completed b. the lsth q VcfoBhk, lSA
sePsra Iroposss sre in'i. 49, 20, 60, ~, . Oh -
The ns civ c,uacii r serves the rishs IN rejess
ss :. s rsri .'d = 20: e. ana :ss
TO Be 'ssa = WIZ n; JOHN Johnson, cs r.a.,s-.
pAtLAs rsxa Z Jaauars " iss&. Ianl-sG
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are looking for the great floods Of spring goods that
are to overflow their COUNTERS and SHELVES and
show their business anxious widen the Cham
mel for the reception of those beautiful lines of Novelties
and to give their Customers the Chance to buy Cheap
Goods offered greatly reduced prices such goods
that still needed by the people and which do not
want to carry over;
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THE OHIO RIVER OVERFLOW.

For the past week days has surpassed anything
heretofore in the memory OF h Oldest Inhabitants OF
that valley.
But notwithstanding the suffering and prvltons Of the
people OF that reagon,
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New YoeE, Feb. 10 = The cotton ex-
change expelled J. b. Bellup for irregula lar
tiles in grading cotton.
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Horsrord's Acid Phosphate.

IN BEBILiTY FROM ovERwoRK.
DR.. G w. Collins. linton, Ind, says: II
used it In nervous debility brought on by
overwork in warm weather, with good re-
eutta ~
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Tho cerInhNouniy Inyes.lralIon.


EEw OpLEAEs, Feb. 10. -f. A. Booduront
(wbitsl, republican, testified before toe
United States senate subcommittee yesiei-
ony concerning the reign OF terror prsysil'
LOG ia Copiah county preceding mo lss"
election. 10 was caused by armed men
riding over the country committing OUT
RACES, as detailed by othor Witnesses. bon
duraut was ~ Ray8 Matthews store, fifteen
miles from uAzshurs,, when tho moo came
there aud frad through The door with pis-
tots aud guns and shot Off \ cannon; Orman
A. Matthews was with him In the sD-ei the
mob shouted some ono had better grt
iii the ,imo they we're around
tho store aud gald Lets string them w.
witness frequently mt these armed men,
bat they dii not moles' him; he related m
cdsnts attending the meeting ~ Hayol-
hurs the mob was there; Bsrksdale said
be was glad to see faces OF men riding but
town; they were geermined 10 carry tho
advised them to hang + n. Bufkn 80 high
that birds OF prey couldn't bury their
benks In his body.
George b. Hamilton. white, OF Hezel
hurst. testified concerning the killing OF
Matthews on election day; witness wat
clerk OF election; when the tab, had been
arranged and everybody ordered out In or
der that the polls might be opened. Mat.
thegs said: II am here and will vote"
vitntss heard some loud Tx between
Matthews aud Wheeler; when Matthews
was shot down he was standing ak feet
from the witness, when the smoked cleared
away witness saw Burch, Wheeler and
Matthews In the room; Wheeler was stand
ing about eighteen feet from Matthews
with his pistol In his hand, reloatiug 1t, he
saw the man rtoop down and pick up the
pistol from alongside Mat hew's body.
Wheeler wac challenged for the 'emoorats
and Matthew'S for the independents.
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IMPORTANT TO NJ RDI aRAs VISITORS

The Texas a Pacific ileeping coaches
viii be placed on siding at new brick depot
nd passe myers can occupy their berthe.auy
Fine after y. m. Ole fare for the r,und
trIp. 3. p. Turner, ticket agent, 504 Main
atraef.
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Mr.. Edwin NJ. Traitor, North George
town, Mass, Gays: my blood received
g,est benefit from the use Of Browns Iron
bitteren
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1.-THE oa,lls men # Texas wish 10 have q
good time thi9 year they must enc"
spring. t1b4cfr.
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Prompt and Positive.
Bsnson's Cspcine Porous Plasters are the
best in use.--H. J. Cassebesr, pharma cist,
Nav York 25O
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IN THE COMMONS.


NEW York, Feb. 10 Money, i-2 to .,
close offered 2; primo mercantile paper,
4 to s 10; stoilng exchange b. b., firm,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
a CUTTING LETTER.

Scott's Electric
Tooth brushpB for sale by Murdoch q
Baldwin, so Main eireet.