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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26

In the District Court of the First Judicial
District OF the Terrltofy OF Montaha' III oil"
for the County of Gallatin.
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ANAsAL INJECTOR free with each bottle
Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy; Price 80 centA
Sold by Hinchman 4 Award.
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FORT WORTH,

FORT Worm, Jan 7-[Speciall AT a
special meeting Dl the City Council to-day
the question Of compelling the Texas street
Pacific Railway company to keep Houston
street open across the reservation was dis
cusssd when II vas found that no street
hau ever been Donated nor was Houston
street continued beyond the reservation
ard resolution resembling the one under
which the railroad operatives were arres.
ted for blookeding The street was adopted.
Il. X. Slaven who killed the negro boy
Harris at tho Union depot "A few weeks
ago. was tried In the district
court today. After few witnesses we're
examined the county attorney entered q
mol. pros There has never been any doub.
as 10 the iustifabilty of the killing.
Quite n heavy snow fell in the county
this morning Wheat farmers are jubilant
over the prospect Of the heavy crop Insured
by this,
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zen of the county, and much regret 70 fslt
Mt his misfortune. No clue has SO lar pcsn
obtained as 10 the cause OF the poisoning.
A promising move ~ on loot here ior
$4,000 opers-hOuse. An elegant school
building Ia also In contemplation. Ths
new baptist church Is abont completed.
The nelhodlsls will erect a flne cnurch
this summer. Altogether Kaufman 10
steadily advancing on the road 10 pros
perity.
Ths telephone line established TO this
place Is not giving tho satisfaction antloi.
pated by our people. II Is found diinouls
10 get prompt connection with Da!las ana
other surrounding cities. Besides, me
is indistinct and unreliapis
when obtained. Just where the trouble is'
we gre unable 20 say. Onethingis sevident:
that is, unless the line can be rendered
prompt and reliable for business purposes,
u will prove a financial failure. IL is under
stood that our people have guaranteed me
S75 per month-bnt they WIN
hardly pay the SUN willingly unless .he
inc can bs operated successfully, Ihe
operators seem 20 bo wanting N system, Pc
lides, some OF them ~ least have had no in-
'tructions Gs 10 the proper mode OF manas-
ng the business. 10 is nCpei that THIS mat
er will receive proper attention, ana that
communication between Dallas
Ind Kaufman may yet prove highly con-
iuciys TO the business interests OF both.
Throe inches Of snow isil last night. The
Weather is moderate this evening.
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TEXARKANA.

TKx,RKAYA, Jan. 7.-[5pecisLl-At In
gerfol on the narrow guage, about twenty
tgo miles southeast OF here, between 3 and
4 O'Clock this afternoon Tom Wright killed
James Henderson, at Bill Tupton's store,
with single barrel shotgun. Henderson
was shot through the heart, causing instan
taneous death. The murderer is at large anc
officers are in pursuit.
The weather has been intensely cold i0I
The past several days. Last night severe
snow storm set In and there was a snow Of
thrae irohes
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LoNGvIEw.

LoSGvIEw, Jan. Especial - County
Attorney Ragland was summoned 10
Kilgors by telepone to.dsy, the message
saying that two men had been killed. Last
Saturday a negro, who had been arrested,
attempted to kill q wkits man, and IL is
supposed the difficulty grew out OF this.
Tho frs, snow OF the season fell last
night. II was dry and very fine. Some
sltighs were riggsd M, but the snow.fsll
was too slight. The weather is very cold
about 10 degrees above.
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WEATurREORn.

WEATnERFoRD, Jan. 7.-[Special. IT. o.
Engstrum. a grocery merchant, made an
assignment to-day for the benefit OF his
creditors: liabilities, $4,000; assets, $1,000
4. o. Engstrum was the successor 10 the
late firm of Engstrum h Hooper.
The ground is covered by snow, which
fell last night, to the depth OF two Inches.
William Zimmerman, late OF the Wtlth-
eriord Sun. will on February LIST start u pa
psr al Arlington, Tarrant county.
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, Jan. 7-[5pecisl.l- Judge
Willie arrived yesterday morAing TO attend
the burial OF his mother, at 3 p. m, and re-
turned to Galveston last night. A large
number OF sorrowing relatives aud friends
attended the iuneral Notwithstanding the
cold weather. Rev. joel Dawes oiliciated.
Snow fell last nigh. aud this morning to
a depth of four inches. A cold norther is
prevailing. The weather is the coldest for
many years. Little or no business is being
done in consequence.
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WANAUNCuIE.

WAxAHAcurE, Jan. T. t5pec!alI-Tne
weather for the past few days has been in
iensely cold and this morning our citizens
awoke TO find the earth covered with snow,
aud the county court was Ia commence
this morning, but owing 20 the ex.reme
cold and the slim attendance of witnesses
The court was adjourned until tomorrow
morning. A good may Of the young men
and ladies OF The city vere 81 lo'ehing to-day.
There are no losses OF ltock from the cold
weather 80 far as learned.
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ST. LOUIS

ST. LoUr', Jan, -fspseial.l In oot,on
locally the spot market was firm and With.
out new features, sud the movement was
fir amounting 20 sos bales. The receipts
we're very light a. we're the shipments.
There Is 10 ohanrs In price.
Cash wheat va8 stronger and higher.
Tho OIL ring was small. No. 2, red,
S1.023i
Cssh corr aiv need. Tic offerings we're
scan'; No 2, fa xed. As IL 40
Woo aud hides were quiet and IN
chan gsd.
The cattle market was poorly supplied;
no Texans; n few good cattle Trading was
slow. The stock trsinB are delayed by
l
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reRT SMITH.

FoRr SMITH, ARK, Jan. 6-[5pecial j
Fort Smith is experiencing a remarkably
Geld spell OF weather. Toe thermometer
was four degrees below zero yesterday, and
has been way below freezing point for six
days. The Arkansas and Potean rivers
are frozen over.
A new building association was organized
here yesterday evening. The stock is
limited TO $4,000. aud $4,000 was sub
scribed at the meeting.
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SAN ANTONIO,

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 7.-[Speoial.l-A
large number Of siockmen left here this
morning to attend the meeting at Austin
4 japanese bishop celebrated mas in
the cathedral this morning.
Smugglers were brought IN to day from
Carriza on the Rio Grande. Four thousand
dollars worth Of goods was found in their
possession.
Fergus Robinson has been arrested
charged with attempting TO oust Richard
Coleman from disputed fern with shot.
gun.
Lulie Howard, nymph du pave, who
died two days ago on train, was buried
this morning from the house Of Fanny
Keely. Six Of tho frail sisterhocd acted as
pail bearere.
The United States officials who have
been holding court in Brownsville will ar
rive tc-mOrrnw.
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IIAWHINs.

HAWKINS, Jan. 7.-t5pecih.l IA dss.ru'
tive fire broke out here a. o'clock this
morning. The propsrly OF II. Glenn, II. y.
GlsRn aud Wells Blackburn are now on
fire.
FULLER ACCOUNT.
HAWKINS, Jan. 7.-tepeclal.l- 1.-The mid
night incendiaty GOT IA his work last night
between IL aud l a. m. Your reporter
wa, awakened by the explosion Of d kez Of
powder. His,ily repairing TO The scene Of
destruction. 4, was evident that tho huu.
dings on Front street would all be burned
up. The ilrs originated IN the store Of Il. r.
Glonu, which was fully insured. Adioin-
ing was ths drug store Of DR.. II. #.
Humphreys, which was hot insured,
and a total loss, nothing saved. The next
on the erst was tho saloon OF B. A..
Wells & Co. Some OF tho goods were saved,
but the large, new structure was destroyed;
no insurance. Tho saloon OF J II. Glenn,
corner OF Front aud Beulah streets, was
gl,o burned, but Il small portion OF the
goods were saved; no insurance. There
was but one store left oR Front street, that
Of II. H. Byrd, occupying tho cast end OF
tho building, and X. s. Grove, IN the
west. where the postofice Is kept. This is
the third destruction ot HaWkins by fire.
| is 70 be hoped Il will be the last.
The ground Il covered with "the beauti-
FIJI snow" which began TO fail aoout
two A..
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MsKGENBY, Jan. 7.-Suow fell to depth
OF three inches last night and to-day is
cold and daaereeabie.
The district court convened to.day. Ihe
grand Jury was impnnnslled ahd charged
Nv Judge Naltbie, The civil docket Is
heavy one. The criminul docket has only
sixteen cases on ii, i've oil which will not De
for trial.
An incipieut fire in the Office Of . lawyer
created some excitement this morning. NO
damage was done.
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BOWIE.

Bowie, Jan. 7.-ISpecisLl-rho firm oi
A. c. Jacobs & company, general mer-
clandise, c were closed by "a attachment by
NJ. Schneider & Brother, OF Sherman,
represented by r. c. Leonard, attorney,
sfd suit WAS entered FOR 5000. Ihty
claim liabilities in Galvsston. Louisville Z
New York and Boston; amount unknown
The weather ie very cold. A light ~
fell last night.
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- -
KATTlIAN.

KAUFMAN, Jan. T.-[speoial.l-E. c. Ers
lind, late Of Ellis county, has been sp-
p,itied postmas.er at tais place instead Of
J. A. Marshall, who has filed the Office
several years TO tho entire satisfaction Of
our people. Harshall is democrat, which
g. the probable cause oihis removal.
A family Of nine persons, by the name oi
Hyfd. living near Daurheriy station. west
OF here, were taken violently nl on the
night OF the 1st, exhibiting strong symp-
toms of poison. Two of the number died
Yesterday. A third one is not expected ts
live. Mr.. Byrd Is an old and respected ciii
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a. near as pouiblsio tho demand, of the

as near a. possible TO tho demands OF ih'
constitution.
ArrAcHNEAr LAW,
Afsr the adjournment OF tho regular
fession OF the Eighteenth Legislature, the
Executive received number OF letters
from members OF that body, enquiring
about the attachment law, which Wa, ~.
serted had been passed. As no such BILL
ever reached tho executive oihoe, deemed
proper In Issuing the call for the special
session, TO mention the subject that the
law might be rt-enaolod.
Joma IRELAND, Governor.
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which the public servants at the state car
place. There Is a constant outlay Of
money for repairs 10 the government
property here. and the members OF the leg
islature cannot well understand how u =
that large appropriations ere asked for and
actually required 10 repair Eronnds. fences
and public buildings ani furniture. | Pc
gret 20 say that there appears 20 be q feel
ing here that seems 10 indicate tha. the
state should not look 90 THE ordinary
methods. and recommend tre enactment
OF n lsw that will eoable the public ser-
wants at the capital 10 project the public
property.
JUDICIAL DfsTRIcfs.
IL will be found upou examination Oh 81
the Judicial distfic, By pa}sed a.
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gS()N$5asMP'gI ION.

hnyo p0sIIlye rUmody Tor tho hblvo dtOalci Dy rs
thousands Of of tho worst Kind and Of long
standing hAyo boon curod indoed strong IL faith
In its efficacy, thu. viii send TWO BOTTLES FREE,
toFoiherwihs VALUABLE TRPATlsEon this disease,
~ aIyUgliofcr. Give kxproa, aud y. %. address.
IA ? A. sLuCCN. LEI roarl st.. New YORK.
ewspnpcr Advertising u trstI, - {lFti
Strppt. New York.
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Indulgences or Exposures.
p, TIF!s, MARRIAGE GUIDE. ; RRSseas

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for %
cents In postage or currency. over my wons
derful pcn pictures. true TO litc articles on tnc
following subjects; Who may marry Whonol;
why? Proper age to marry. VINO marry irst.
Manhood, Momanhood. Physical decay. W no
should marry. How life and happiness may %
Increased. Aucs. married or contemplating
marrying should read It. IL ought TO be read
by all adult persons, then kept under lock anu
key PoUuihr edition, same as above, but paper
cover and .0O pages, 2. cents BY mall, In money
or postage.
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with f,eecy clouds arc wreathed with

with fieecy clouds are wreathsd with the
smoke OF toe foundry and the furnace.
Valleys tina, echoed only the roar OF
mountain torrents now ring with the noise
OF busy mechanism. Tho precious
ores thai a. first attracted q few daunlles,
pioneers, are now sought and striyen for
by IN army ~ numerous ~ the sands OF
Sahara. The ldge leaves hls bench, and
with IL hla Official dignity. tho pastor his
pulpit, tho artist HIS brush, the author his
pen. All these unite upon n common Diane
In the exhaustless treasury OF nature: here
the professional man II ono In heart and
aim with tho mechanic, the sailor, ,he
farmer. Social and race dlslinc-
,iors are forgotten, and nristocTscy
And democracy give place 10 man
hood. The minea alone have wrough, this
wo ,oerinl change tho deapols and philoso-
nhsrs c1uld never bring about, whether
they exercised force or PERSUASION, and V
ths merry cia,ier OF the pick and am ara
TIE last huurd tina, greet the dying AMER
cans ear he will bless the mine withhs
final breath and enter upon hi. long sleep
with u smile OF observation-disclosures Tr-
Duup.
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WANTED ~ N-M 2 W NsFI
~ "a yYy ~ nF, LIoikf ON the
Iva W. az . GREAJ fuTUHE,
School Teacher Students, Young z 80 and 10
dies acting ~ agents Tor THE hoak aGQ riakinl
over sloD n month sells fss, Ouu sHvni sold u
first 10 days; Gnother 80 "a orys another II D.
dny; another 10 and Bibles Ia 3 aIyA So
cure tcfritor quick Also agents wa4ttf !or he
agents. aeni for ,;rcHla =. Address TEXAs
BOOK N BIBLE CO., i,s Kim street OailuE Ves
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FINANCE AyD COTTON.
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDs.

sgw YoRK. April 2o-Monoy IN bettar, do
b; call loans foso o. closed to 2 w print
fcanliio Daps', 60 3 l'2 ttethng ek
5angs II Is, steady; is7 90; slght, iO1 l'2
A Goyernments lover for l-gs.
Railways Irregular
ID Stat, securities duh
Stocks to-day wers soilso hut weak AZ tho hrs
Nall there was n m 'rkci CHI ingc for the beiici
"a prices ralned 2 20 81 per cent, Jersey
1niTsl aud Lake shore were the most con- pcu
in tho advance. Tho improvement
brought about by rcpDtls tnai bonded stock
alloi in. aud tho btars rushed ~ cover.
Var o'clock Central Pacific broke to 30 agalnsl
"a 10 At the opening. No special reason ~ a..
sgn,d Tor the break. Tho receipts OF ne marks
yielded ii 10 IA Ia sympathy. Central PAaihc
subsequently rallied 81 70 81 81, Duiln;
the afternoon Jersey and Retiiug were u.
features speculation IN tho former sing 81
70 81 aud IN the la,tIr rs to IL Is This had
fayorlb cinnuenco on other active IN ares I'M
III ne'r tho close. whom under great pre-
sure 10 sell Western Union and mis-
souri, Paoinc, Western Union broke To
I6i, Missouri Pic nc 10 20 and Union Pacinc 10
l63l.s, Tho repeated attacks Of mo bears weak
ened the margins and forced selling for long nc
counts Vanderbils wore nolioably firm The
markot closed heavy. Outof forty stocks tradoi
in during tho day. tsen,y closed lower
khar las. night fourteen higher, and six un
Ichap scd. Sales, $4,000 shares
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sBid. tAsked.
ToyY--O pened Nav York steady; Now Or
lesns steady; Liverpool. dil. Cosed New
York. weak; New Orleans, steady Liverpool,
stoady.
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dignity Of the slinsr's Occupation.

Among the great industries combining
labor and capital for the common welfare,
mining rsnks pre-emlnent. II has nov an
& the annoyance and envy Of innumerable
othor intefesss, whence Il once received
lem and dsrision. II has outgrown tbs
mem and snarls OF press and people, risen
obJvo the odium leveled ct It In the east,
on6 b proudly established among the
,9iehtis.t OF ne powsn seas are: ne ne
{ uosS doosrt and prairie. uniting the ess :
torn With the western coast; bhe whistle OF
ths steam or shrisks smoog mou- sins
oud through canyons, which but few
Ghort year ego only knev the voics Of the
Indian and ths villa bsast OF the forrest.
OTIS end town. spring mp and thrive
-. eannis thst vses go ersuoed
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I IMPa0IEs - QuALITY on

1 lMPEUI IS - . QpGlilf v
ric Blood eId sIi,'.. 20. and la hcrc.
tIr0 q ino inriJDFr and cOrTccfird
IN caso3 OF all chro',ir diaiG0ics which
nro associated VISA an tIPovEnisiifA
STATE OF THE DLooa. These all yield
t0thOrcgulntlng az nouriehing prop
crtlos or its great food tonic olcmon,a-
itcompcnsGic3f orihc toSJ oruitnlt'gr
induced by Co,is,ia piioIi, CdtdEs9. or
bronchial and Throdt affections. le
triU remedy kcminin Ikcbilify and
reimburse tho Ecwn's physique FOE
these losses Of riiGliiy accompany
ing complaints Peculiar 10 tho sor.
Mothers nursing tholr own clsiidrcRi
aud delicate troipc.t who expect 20
Bccomo mothorJ and bring up riJor-
ons chi,drci, should by all MEANS ufo
70. ~ tcW restore sufferers Prom
.NenfIl or Nerroits FroStTafioa er.s-
ing from Orcr-iroTl, E.cccsscs o.
gy5irdcftd DissaSe. I Wii euro
Drunkenness nni tho Opium Edbt
for rs tho appltiio grows hCnlthirr
Gah digestion IN lri vlgorou0 through
N, use Of this Tg-lr, tue uarniG.-.
craving dics nIay Until totally o.
llc,. II ishi3h'y bsp,Icint IN Lio'r
Complaints, Mdiuytdi }rucr, Oh
Nil ll.igFinf Diitnsg; and Tor To
dobilita,inG effects Of borrr of arr
Eind it hcJ no c,WGl. u Tcpnt::
,rgste. inprorcs Digestion and Iy-
a,atc, and afToris thO Dyspepf;n fn-
gs,id an orsNJ USijaildbio drii'lG
OF foodi md Is 10 uionsan' IN tho tagie
,ait tho most Goa ,''vo r1'ain WI! rot
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DALLAS....".,'.,.,, ....''''''''fEAAS
Authorized Capitol. ,,,,..,.....s5 oo'0OO 90
pAid.up Cspitai......,,,,.,,,,.,,,' ioo'ooo w
Accounts Of bsnhs, corporations and indlyldu'
as solicited.
DIRFtToRsi W, II, yhomGs, q {: slaugh
TOR, y. u. 0a,ton, J. j Mbior, W, X. Mcin
tyr, W. l.. Hall, u. ]. Cannon.
fl'rcasufy Department. Office OF Comptroller /.
I the Currency, Washington. March alh' 1879
WnTRRAf, BY satisfactory evidence pro'eriid
To the undefs gncd Il mas been made 10 npp. =
hat "TIlE. AMERICAN. NATIONAL BANK o.
DALLAS" In the city II Dallas. In the county
Of Dallas, and state OF Texas has complied Niih
all the provisions OF the Revised STATUTES OF The
United States required TO be comrlied with be-
fore an Gifoolauon shall bo authorized 10 COM
menco tho business OF banking.
Now. therefore. ]. Johnjsy Knox. Complroler
the Currency, do hereby certify that TIE
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF DALLAS
In tho fity of Dallas IN the county ofDsllas, ana
The state Of Texss, Is authorized 70 commence
The businefs OF banking rs provided ia h.euon
5iCe Of the Revised Statutes Of tho uni'sa stn@F
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
's>--- No. 1882
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w. ID. WILLIE g. CO.,
RBAL ESTATE /
COLLECTING AGENTS,

COLfEOTLNO AGENTS,
GRAND-WIHDSoR HOTEL, DALLAS. TEXAS
win give special attention to securing good
Investments IN city property, farming and
grazing land. To stock rGlscrs and colonies
80 offer special inducements having on our
lists large tracts OF iine agricultural ard graT.
Ing lands, with abundance OF water. Tine ront.
Ing and sale OF city property will receive special
aud personal attention. Collections promptly
made and RENTED. Having line OF Offices IN
Chicago, ST. Louis and Now Tolk, and cores
poudents In Europe our fsciiities for the sale OF
property arc unequallod. We have 100000 acres
OF tho finest land In TexeE. belonging 10 Tie
Franoo-TexRu Land Company, choice selec.
tlonE, which we will sell on long time. These
lands are adjacent TO and contiguous 70 the
Texas u Pacific hallway. We publish, IN ooD'
neetion With our business,
The North Texas ngSi Estate Journal
Which win 90 distributed along. the vsriouz
lines OF railway, and VIII be placed on file In the
hotels OF the principal oities In this country sid
| Europe, furnishing full information regarcii g
| Texas and her resources. VIII furnish conpi.ts
abstracts OF title 10 property In Dalne and SUI.
rounding counter; will prosecute Glei1in agsiugl
the United States In all tho departments the
government. Bounty, pension spn land elaine
y specially, Gall ami eLEnlre our us ef prop
Hepreesntea by q. S. CARTRR, ia Eesrau
street, Now Yovk; n. J. SlUHARDs, 2 Ran
iolph street, Chicago, and A. sOHiEbpS. 6q
Chestnut street ~. Bnuis. Mo.
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MEDICAL

sg'Hh. hUIhH. ~ va. ~ fnANSA,
hrs made ~ nii tgpnH Toe .l sstr ~ Texas ~
mn' Es1'n' grof Vit s,t' Az ga,cled WITH
hc1uus ur i..f ~ ilAahVnd aud kin
tired attHsu. '.i' H' rant cuuro his ifculxx
fan.f which b.. irsFt IiHl.ls. m Tho '!sessee
4bu,u lagAfuual. lgrt ai 0ucr ~ qfcrut from
us or lhrolca us 10y your dU:gg. s'cr oypreae
lhC ncv0f-'eiing remedy -
CsgWOre a BALDWIN
WhuirfUie nnlft =. nellas, lsxo
81 tcml ]rroNf Ni't fr -. !. Nillsnn.
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COTTON.

sPor cotton declined Is at New York and New
: Orleans and l-i6i. a. Liverpool to-day. The
general ruling az close was easy or dull and sales
)kSre low. To-day, inclusive, Dallas has received
Obs city are bales I'd therefore, shipments TO
date arc A, 43l bales. On the 18th inst total
cotton In sight according to tho Financial
the previous year, 5l2s.626 In lssl-s2 and g.
US 40 on tho ssme date In Iss0.Sl. 1t will DO
seen by the above statement that the decrease
i.10os52 bales, the increase com jared with 1881
Is S6s 606 bales, and the decrease from 1ssl-Sl
N 6is1s7 bales. o. toe snme
s1ate the total visible supply was 2,sl9,902
8072 509 April 18th, 1882. the total visible sup
ply was q s1i,25l bales. and 1881 was 3,02. 1922.
the last is go COZ aies, his the increase com.
pared to the year before IL 1861 bales. and tho
decrease again as compared to 1881 1; 2o9, 100
bales,
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NEW ApvER MEME
BERMUDA GRASS, !, r

We have a limited quantity uf Hosd ~ tht
above most ynlunbi. Grass for our SouIson
siatfa From 3 t. 10 IIounis OF seed 20 The acre
which must tc snWn only durlng n'i we9lhef
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-05-15

A CORRESPONDENT of The Sunday Tel
egraph says many democrats in congress
we're constrained to vote against the
Morrison bill because their Irish constit-
uents were strongly opposed to free trade,
and largely because it would prove ad-
vantageous to England. That correspon-
dent is wholly in error. Irish people are
are the same everywhere SO far as feel
ing of hostility to the English govern
ment is concerned There is branch
of the National League in this county
but there are no protectionists among the
Irish. Not only that, but should the
parties change sides on this great econom-
ic question, fully two-thirds of the
young Irish democrats and many of the
old ones would abandon party and cleave
to principle. The sentiment IN favor of
free trade is much stronger than devo-
ton to any party. The fact is this is the
dividing line and old organizations will
not be tolerated should they offer any
opposition to this dominating feeling.