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List of Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS


List of Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Ana lie Sala ,spl. LezamO, Barcelona via
Havana, sid Dee 30.
Serpho tBr1. Zoppel, Philadelphia. up Jan %.
Byzantine ,Brl. Grimwade, Philadelphia, up
Jan -.
SHIPS.
William (Br), JOurneay. Liverpool, sid Jan IA.
Success, Hichborn, Liverpool, sid Jan IA.
BARKs.
Boomerang .Sw), Frockberg, L pool, sid Dec IS.
Hildegaard ,Norl, ThOrkildsen, L'pOol, sid Dec
y p Nielsen Nor, Knudseu, stettin. sid Oct
Auguste & Jeanette GER, -, St Nazaire,
sd Oct 26.
Albertus ",-, Gravesend, sid Nov :.
fallas Nor. Tallakseu, Stettin, sid Nov o.
MeiGhor Nidulch Aus, Nidulch, LaCiOtah.
sid Oct %.
Rebekka Nor, Egrem. Swansea. sid Nov %.
Vega Rus. Lundin, London, cid Nov %.
Pomona. OmandseR, Stockholm, sid Dec ..
H0mb0rgsuud Nor, Christensen. Stables
DOlOnne. sid Dec p.
COLOMBIA zNorl, Nielsen. Tunis, sid Dec Il.
Fohona ,Brl. Nielsen, Liverpool sid Jan Y.
Gusepplna Utah, Ruggiero, at Havana, Jan
5.
kjartan Nor. Jensen. Rio Janeiro. sid Dec "a.
Nlobe Nor. Olsen. Barcelona, sid Jan IL.
B0roma Br). Hughes. Liverpool, sid Jan 4.
NarEarltta. HalYOrsen. Barcelona, sid Jan II.
Il6oma lBrl, Andrews, Liverpool, sid Jan 10.
VIM Gordon lBrl. Crosby, Cardiff, sid Jan Is.
Frey Nor. -, Truro. sid Jan IA.
Lovfald Nor, Nielsen. at Grimstad Dec p.
AvOuport lBrl, Smith, Havre, sid Jan Is.
Engelhrekt tSw), Eckman, Havre, sid Ian p,
40 Cowes, W, IN distress Jan 81.
Johannes FOss (Norl, J0sephsen, Amsterdam.
sid Jan $.
saturn Ger, Mas. New York, cid Jan p.
Aeolus Ger, -. Madeira. sd Jan 17
Gustav Helene. Floreness. at Liverpool Jan Is.
IIlld (NOr), johnson. Rotterdam, cid Jan IA.
stella Nor, -, Tarrag0na. sid Jand Il.
FelO ,Sp), Lagunilia. at Havana Jan 26.
Ole smith PlOug (NOrl, Florensen, Liverpool.
BRIGs.
Norden Nor, AanO nsen, Stettin, sid Oct 81.
sCHOONERS.
Aaron Reppard, Lake, Philadelphia, sid Jan
Elias Moore. Lewis, New York, up Dec I9.
hary GIdersleeve, Hill, Washington. c,
sid Dec .; at Wilmington, \ c. Jan 20.
Annie Bliss. O'Donnell, New York, sid Feb 1.
viola Reppard, OgIer, Portland, Me, up Jan
Alfaretta Snare, smith, Fernandma via La
guyra and Orchilla, sid Dec %.
Ida /, Ray, Boston, cid Jan IL.
Benz Hale. Hall, New Bedford, up Jan -.
cassie Jameson, Collins, Barren Island, up
Jan 30.
Ida Lawrence. Young. Baltimore. sid Feb l.
Lhas ID schmidt, Chase, at BoOthbay. Jan %.
a ID LamsOn. Smith. Baltimore, up Feb l.
Alice Archer. Fletcher Wiscasset, up Jan IS
Howard W Middleton, Humphrey, Wiscasset,
JnO x Fell. Loveland, New York, sid Feb /.
Henry NJ Clarke, Haig, New York, up Jan 80.
Jn0 q Schmidt, Van Glider. Baltimore, up
Feb l.
Mary Power, SOmers, at Baltimore Jan 81.
Emily F Mo- than, Stetson, New York, up Jan
80.
Adele Person, Person. Wilmington, Del CID
Jan IS
Adella Corson, Corson, Wilmington Del, SID
Jan 2S
NJ Millen. Young. New York. uD Feb 8.
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Per steamer Mary Fisher from Cohen's Bluff
Garnet, 5 Il Co, l. J Guilmartin & Co, W /
Miller. r Roach Il Bro, W NJ Lanier, Order. W
A .audOn, J Is Newton.
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
r. Iabersham' Son x Co. Garnett 5 Il Co,
Woods * Co, ii Myers x Bros, II kuck. J p
Williams Il Co. Peacock. II Il Co. 4 Lefier q
>rhley, Jn0 Flannery Il Co, Warren K \. II +
Grant 81 Co. : GUckenheimer Il Son, Kennedy
~ b, VIM Hone Il Co, VI Y Henderson.
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
laudings-LJ Guilmartin Il Co, Jno Flannerv
* Co. Garnett, $ X Co, " W Gordon X Co.
Woods " Co, Order. Lou Richardson, Mrs NJ
a Baker, Collins. Bob Brown, Capt BevflI.
iolcOmbe. G. Y Co, BendheIm Bros 4 Co, G ii
Wilcox. r Roach & RrO, ID Cox. c 4 Gross w
j Miller. DR. + Besseleu. J II Helmken 4 b
Flood. VIM Arnett. d Heidi, \ J Ives, W W
BroUght0n. Baldwin 4 Co. " e Jackson J z
Williams 4 Co Peacock II AZ Co
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SItuuinn JntPIIinfnrF,

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY:
sun RISES. Observation-Disclosures -.-o'44
Sun SITS 9'lo
HIGH " ATER at IT Pulaski. u :4s n. 1874 Pm
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schr Carrie Belle, Darien.

Brig Lewis / Squires, Fisher. New York.
with stone for the jetties; vessel to Master.
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10 = = = = : y III ,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

sebr Chas Morford, Burdge, Woods Hole,
with guano to order; vessel 10 Jos A Roberts
steamer David Clark. White, Darien, Bruins
wick and way MISUNDERSTANDING Har-
riman.
landiuEs-JuO LawtOn.
Steamer Mary Fisher, Gibson, COhen's Bluff
and way landngs-Master.
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ENGINEERS.

extinguish CONGREGATIONS, and not to save
furniture and such personal property during
fires
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oOfLtNdcITUs
No. 81. No. ". No, 10.
Lv Charleston. 900 m $3.50 pm 4:40 m
Ar Savannah, 200 p m 1855 m 500 a m
Passengers by S:37 p m train connect at
Charleston Junction with trains to all points
North and East via Richmond and ali rain
line: by the 5:45 m train to all points North
via Richmond.
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IbY AIutFmdn Minis.
ResOtUed, That the Mayor be and he is here
by requested to instruct the Chief of Police to
have all the pavements in the city recurring
repairs reported by the police so that imme-
date steps may be taken to have the same
repaired in accordance with existing ordi
AaRces. Adopted.
By Special Committee
WHEREAS, The Central Railroad and Bank
ing Company of Georgia, with characteristic
liberality, has erected, in Wright SQUARE. In
this city, beautiful monument in honor OF
the memory of its first President, the late W
W. Gordon; and
WHEREAS, A resolution was unanimously
passed by the Board of Directors Of said com.
pany rendering said monument as a gift tC
ceptance of the same; and
WHEREAS, In the city of Savannah monu
ments have been erected to the memory 81
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SULPuIR SPRINGS.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, May l2-TCorrespon.
denca. J-Afler continued Hoods OF rain,
bslmy sunshine visits as regularly, and
everybody is correspondipgly happy. Sew
eral days visit to the country c0nvinces me
Of the abundant crops of all cereals to Hop.
kins G unity. IL Is rather early TO make
specions promises OF cotton, but the acre.
age not being large. II can be safely said
that the yield viii be abundant as the yield
generally depends upon cultivation, not on
seasons.
Our coal boom Is not doing 20 well, and
naught IL heard from our paint mine.
The western 'ever has made its annual sp
pearance, and the symptoms are alarming
rs IL IL carrying off some of our best cit.
gems. and u not them bodily, 1t Is depicting
the pockets.
J. J. Dsbps, who made purchases in both
Com anche and Brentwood. lett last Sstur
day for Midland, the new Edorado. for the
purpose OF investing. He went via Dallas
purposing to enjoy the German festivities
Sunday.
Itseems rather cruel in Dallas In for Tsrd-
ing the railroad interests to entirely ignore
the claims OF Sulphur Springs. a: least as 9
way station.
The readers of the HERALD at this place
would DO delighted II different mail arrange
ments would b. made, whereby We would
ret n in the forenoon, by way Of Mckinney
Now IL II late In the afternoon coming by
way of Jefferson. What can be done?
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RUNSEI.S.

RUrYELs, Nev l2.-[Oorrespondence j
The May term Of our district court has iaat
closed. The criminal docket WAS compsra.
lively light. f. A. Dsatherap was sen.
fenced To he poni.eniiary for two years.
Chargs-swinfllpg. Ole other pariy was
given 60 DAYS IN the comfy jail.
Our district icdge Hon. +. u, Wheeler,
has rendered himself universally popular
Nv his digniEcd, impartial ana courteous
department. A fine lawyer. y pleasant and
affsbie gentleman, we much regret the uu.
coward state OF evaEts, which under the
new regime, will cut of his district from
This. VI course, will not occur till after the
election. Under his wise administration
orr courts have been established upon q
good foundation.
During court TN detachment Of ~ rangers
under command nj Captain George Boger
went up into Nolan county aud arrested
quite number Of parties for fei cs.cuttng.
They were sent by Judge Wheeler for con-
fnement to the Colorado City jail.
Crops sre looking li1e out herr. Having
had u favorable season, the range was never
better.
Oar town is improving, and, though iso.
lated away out in this western would, we
have progressive, enterprising and public.
spirited ci!Izsns.
We have q daily mail passing through
from Abilene to Copcho; also mail line to
EoundRJck. More anon.
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CLEBURNF.

CLEBUEYE. May ll.-[Correspondenc J.
A teIegrsm WAS received this afternoon
stating that Mr.. j. l.. White, depui y
sheriff OF Bosque county, and deputy
United States marshal, ~ quite sick, so tina,
he cannot appear here for trsl tomorrow
Mr.. White, together with Mr.. Woody
stands charged with the murder Of Mr.,
Oavenaugh. In Boeque county, having shot
him in March OF last year, from the effects
OF which he died in July last. Viii e. = CASE
was set for tIiai here Tomorrow, on change
OF venue NJ the instance of the state.
Mr.. Ben Freibsrg has just returned from
a pleasant two wesks' visit TO relatives in
Indiana. Ohio and Missouri.
Mrs. j. l. Crawford, whose sad death oc-
Cured here Saturday, was inferred this Of.
ternoon.
Rev. r q. Pearson, "the bow preacher, ~
preached the last OF long series OF inter.
estiug aud well attended sermons last night
1t the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Oar grand jury has Adjourned, having
found 2l3 bills of irdictuent-22 ielonies
and I9l misdemeanors
Oar county commissioners have to-day
been wrestling with several spplictions for
change OF roads, several of which the court
denied. because the . titioners did not pro.
pose 10 shorten the distance now occupied
by the Old roads, in accordance with the
terms OF late ace o; the legislature on the
subject.
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FOR SALE.


NOR EAFFLs--A DIAMOND RING. WITH
Il a large cat eve. 10 be rgfllei Il Park'e sa.
loon, satnrdsy night 7l8 Kim stIeet. snali'st
COR SALE7 HEAD OF SHEET, MEDIUM
quality, I'm good condition For terms. apply
10 or address u. T. McANALLY. Roe Iexas.
I,OR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS
r Horse. PrD:ou AID harness, horfo per-
NJ W; reason fot selling. going TO leave the ely
They can be seen al l2il Mein At mai4u
EoR sALr-CHEAP Two HOUSES AND
II lots in a central locality on Wood sieei,
eacn house containing rooms, neatly hnihed;
tstsra water. buggy house ana s'ane, Any 10y
yes,ment cannot 10 better tsan call mn niate.
liz on DOUGLAS & DAN0VLR Real Estate
Agents, ia sycamore street. maI-2w
GoR SALE OR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL RES.
= idcnce, Just completed, one oo2s rom
buggy house aud stable on the place aud a
ecod well of water. also two other places on
same street. This Is an excellent opportunity
for those tired " paying rent o procure good
home for very little morey. The houses have
never been occupied. address Box 2i6. Dallas,
Texas api2l-lm
ISoR SALE OR RENT - A FIST GLASS,
i brand new piano; will sell Oh the INSTALL
r1ent plan. Apply 10 Sol Ross avenue. feh2sn
TOR sALE-HoRsE-A GoOD, RELIABLE
black busgy mare can be pnrchassd 1t -.
Dallas Telephone TX. apr23m
CoR sALE-OSE BILLIARD TABLE,, NEAR.
II ly new. Inquire at Craddock's apr20-,f
fyOR sALE--BROOM MACHINES FOR sALE
j Two new machines and presses westlske
4 Britton manufacture. for sale cheap Address
4 OR sALE-sALOON FURNIfURk, CON-
( psising c1un tcr, shelving aud ice cnest a.
good As new; Will sell very cheap for cash. Ad-
dress s., Herald oficc. aprcu
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OUR MAIL BAG.
Courts and Criminals nj varl0uI
Points.
The Crop Outlook Since the Heavy
Floods.
Pulpit, Politics and Personal Mention.
IsIjsIx.


RusE, May ~ -[Corresondenoe. l-County
court 10 IN session this week for the trans
action OF civil AID probate business. Quite
lot OF criminal nusinets was transacted
last week,
The weather Is now fine and farmers are
trying 10 make up Tor lost time and few
come to town, consequently business ID
rather dull.
Our building enterprises, however, -four.
ish, and etunes s0mgwhst for the country =
man's absence in making life ana stir.
FOnr elegant brick business houses
are being constructed, with severnl Others
IN contemplate An additional
blast furnace Is being erected st the peni-
Tertiary, and Rusk expects soon b. become
Birmingham. The boom Is already on
Us, and Is being felt. House rents have gone
up and every available one is occupied
We vast the Trunk extended and arc
willing to contribute literally TO that end
II would insure our prosperity and greatly
benefit Dallas.
There IS @ large wagon factory being ran
at the prison under the management oil
Colonel Br0sius, formerly of Dallas, and he
contemplaies using Bots dare for hubs aud
VIII need large quantity. L. will have 20
como from n.r,h Texas. The other por.
lions o. the wagon viii De made Of timb Der
f0und here, and ~ viii be- thp best wagon
that is put up, az IL 10 OF IN improved make
aud pattern.
Politics are quiet in this section. The
people Bsem 10 be satisfied with Ireland.
IL IL probable that Judge 4 agan Will not
be able TO represent ne Bghlu In congress,
Ia which case we will have lively time
over his place. Judge j Il. Edwards, OF
Nacogdoches, has already been iav0rably
spoken OF.
The appointment Of Colonel Elliott COM
missioner 10 New 0;leans meets with ap.
pTovak
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.


ISLEClION No ICE-A PETITION SIGNED
u bY the requisite number Of qualified voters
having been approved by the honorable CITY
Council, OF the city of Dallns, ON April TO- 1881,
nsking that mn election ! o order . 20 determns
whether or not he ,enilcfv embraced IN tho
limits hereinafter yiven sha become annexed
TO snd ioim patio The cit Of DALLAS. Thisis
20 give notice ID m election VIII he held at the
residence OLE. w Lililcpgge on the 17lh day
Of MAY. ssh by which 4 will be determined
whether or notibo following territory shall DO
annexed 10 the city OF Dallas, to-wiE Begin
ning on the cast bouudry Inc Of llarwood street
az point where n f. intctscoiod by the north
boundary line Il the city Of BAL rs: thence north
west with said street until foms juncIon
wi h Mas,cD street thence northwest along
A0stcn street uutil q inttrsgcts an imaginary
line bHinr ~ extension OF tho south boundary
lDe ~ John W. PGyue's homestead thence oil
said line 20 raid Payne's southeast corner; thence
ong said south boundary line and In e. straight
direction 10 Trinity river III ncs down said
river 10 the corporate line 81 tho city Of Dali
II thence eastwsriiy on said Inc 20 tho pacs
or beginning. X. W. LlttlepRge Ia appointed
presiding officer to hold said election.
X. K BURKE,
Tnu~fv rufVp Nallns County
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CEDAR HILL

CEDAR HILL, May l2.-TCorrespondence. ]
AT meeting OF the democracy Of Cedar
Hill precinct, In convention assembled, for
the purpose of eleotiug delegates 10 the
county convention, which is 10 be hell in
the city of Dallaa on Saturday, May II, TT
~ o'oock noon ON motion OF j. ". Stow
arr, n a. Carroll YES called 10 the chair
and j. b. MoNurrav chosen secretary.
On motion, j. .. + lmsev, 4. G. Wilson
aud J. Fl. Stewart we're chosen delegates,
and n. II. Sligsr, ". J. Rhodes and 8. ID.
Couger elternates.
On motion OF j. II. Stewart, u WAS re-
eolved bv this meeting that Hon. Is. Gibbs
il heartily endorsed by this meeting no q
candidate ut the ensuing election for lieu.
tenant overnor rs q citizen eminentiy
fitted for the position.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
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TrD..l,te Amend.

DENVER, May l2.-For several days pas.
senger rates from Denver to the Missouri
river have been in very unsettled condi-
ton, but not until to-day has 1t been
openly declared cut, The agents Of the
Burlington & Missouri, Union Pacific
nouncsd cut unprecedented in the history
of western roads Five doilsrs TO Kansas
City; IS so, St, Louis; sl4 90 Chicago; $2s,
New York-in fact. are selling iiokefs TO all
principal eastern points, ae eastern roads
refrse to pro rate or cut. The result Ia the
above named roads srs carrying through
passengers free t, Kansas City, as the
eastern roads are entitled 10 So on all com
nination tickets. Pool Commissioner Dan.
lels to-day is ued a circular ordering restora.
ton OF rates, taking fleet the 1911 instant.
This order will surely he ignored.
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COLORADO.

COLORADO. May is.-[Couespondence. j
Definite action was taken nj u meeting Of
the directors OF the Colorado d San Angela
railroad, held In ihiH city or the Sth inst.
Mr., Willis, reptesentiug the GUT Colorado
& Santa Fe, was present, md offered some
timely remarks concerning the advantages
Of the proposed route. II was decided 10
begin operations ut once. An engineer Will
be nut In the field, and the route surveyed.
The long looked for rain came last Tues.
day, and the range now wears n beautiful
green.
Cattle ore fatiening rapidly, and shipping
will begin possibly by the lest of the month
sheen men ar. in the miiet OF shesfing
spasou, and wool is being brought 10 mar
ket very rapidly. fhe recent here tbia sea.
son will undoubtedly place Colorado in the
foremost rank As wool market.
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pan only he made upon the written author

can only he made upon the written author
ity Of the director. general,
Fiheenth-No partitions OF n greater
heig ht than two feet ten inches IRON the
floor, will he allowed except on the eide
spaces next the walls of the building, where
the partitions may extend ~ the CELERY
door. Partitions in the galleries may ex'
tend 10 the root eirders. Counters and rail'
ings shall be- Of uniform height OF Two feet
ten Inches from the tlnor, on the side next
| the paesAgg Vnyt or aitlts.
All platforms must be- constructed NJ
uniform height OF ten inches above TIT
| floor.
| SlAieenth--The general regulations pro
mull sied August 10TH, 1888, are hereby
msde part oil these rules.
ssyenteenth-rh right 10 alter or am snS
these Tuies Is reserved.
SsMUEL MULLgH,
Chir oi Installation,
Approved; i. a. BurRE, Director Gen
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GENERAL SAW HOUSTON.

Learning that Mr.. IL s. rhral proposes
publishing book purporling 20 be the
history OF i an Houston, feel that few
words are demanded, II only In justice 10
the dead.
Mr. ii. g. Throll, in bis so-called P ctorial
ii story OF Texas, mas, through malice or ig-
norance, grossly and peislston.iy misrspre.
sented my father. Therefore, stree he has be-
come my fathers ssif.appoiDted bis orian, l
anticipate In the for looming work merely
On enlargement on former mis- statements,
with perhaps compilation OF additional
errors.
Moreove-, Mr.. Thrall, rs far 90 can be
learned, has collected no data relating TO
the subject ia hand; hence his book, even
we're be unbiased, can neither b. complete
or reliable. Therefore, in behalf OF the
Houston family. enter an unqualified pro-
test.
Trusting that Texas paper, will copy, 1
reman. Respectfully,
EprroR TyxrAr:-It seems part OF LIES
duty for Texans 10 endorse and sustain
the card Of Mr. Sam Houston, son OF Cen
ersl Houston, OF Texas, aud 1 express my
desires that the papers n over the State
will give u extensive circulation. The Rev.
Mr.. II. s. Trails so-celled Up ctoriI His
tory OF Texas IL but bundle oferrors,
meagefly expressed, and for which he has
received handsome monuments, although
much 10 the disadvantage OF his readers.
and n serious injury TO the youthful pc
ruser. For instance. | can testify person
ally that the portraits presented are
the most miserable csricatures of the
great men OF our country. He
circulstes the gossipping story Of the
Mier prisoners being liberated ~ virtue OF
q rtqnesl made by the dying vile Of Santa
Anna; he has Colonel William 3 Fisher I'm
command at Mier) dead and buried IN 1876;
TO my positive knowledge, Colonel Fisher,
after twelve YEAR, courlsbip, Wa msfried
At Richmond, Virgins, in July, ls46, and
brought HE bride 10 Galveston. But che
brig Il light is the palm tree, 30 associated
With cur idefs Of pyramids and tropical
climstes, hourshinely growing IN The low
| snds on the Trinity river. Whist better
emblem uld there BE- Of the entire work
Of error and ignorance than this picture,
which prominently decorates his soc died
To use one OF Senstor IN ries
Summers comical words. it is truly .
rediculosify."
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4 Rich Legacy

n lSith Legacy, =,
The general attorney of the Pullman
Sleeping Car company, ex.Chiei Justice .
A. Lochrsne, of Georgia, says that old DR..
Biggers could leave no better legacy than
hisSouthern Remedy for bowel allcclions.
and "A all his travels Ia has never found
anything to equal DR.. Biggtrs' Sou hern
Remedy for the relief OF disrrhoa, dysen,ery
and the restoration OF the little ones whose
system is suffering sucb n drainage from
the. effect OF teething etc. Price 30 cents
AK your druggist for 1t. Manutact urs
by Walter A. Taylor. Atlanta, Geogia,
proprietor Taylof's Premium Cologne.
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80 -
A Cunnrll.

ST. LOUIS, May 10 The Globe Democrat
tomorrow will state on the authority OF
Colonel Hoxie, third vice president OF the
Missouri Pscifc and Wabash systems, that
reports from New York and elsewhere
about a receiver for the Wabash are entire
~ without foundation, and further that 1t
IS the opinion Of gentlemen VINO conduct
the Affairs OF the Wabash company that an
immediate placing OF the road ia the re-
ceivei's hands is legel impossibility. The
interett for May mas been paid in full. Ii
there should bs > default N the June inter
est it will De time to talk 6Dout receiver,
but as far as known neither default nor re-
ownership n yet contemplated.
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siosson and shaefcr.

CHICAGO, May i2-George +. Slosson and
jacob shaefer played a game Of billiards
tonight for the bsIb-lne Championship of
the world. aud a wager Of $500 side. The
hall was filled to overlooking. The game
was the regular eignt-iuch bslk-line, 800
points bbsefer quickly secured com.
mauding lead, which he steadily increased
as the game progressed. Both executed
some brilliant shots, although Slosson fell
far short Of the expectations OF his friends
and hackers. Toward the close he played
much better, but IL was too late to retrieve
his fortunes. The tc1re stood, Schaefer
500 slosson 3S4
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nal properties. Several have been greatly
bens ny using the water.
The political pot In our county Ia begin.
ning 80 ooil. County candidates are thick,
Tho Ross boom doh't seem TO he taking
NJ uch In our part nj the political vineyard
We are Tor giving Ireland another term. lie
mas done M good service as tbs average nov
ernor. For president we are for Thurman,
of Ohio, More anon.
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The Republican Convention.

wAsHrseros. May 12-[Press IA great
number Of letters are received daily by
Senator Sabin. chairman of the republican
national convention, making inquiries re.
garding the manner OF procuring tickets 10
the convention. He has prepared the fol-
lowing circular OF informstion:
Tickets are being prepared under the
supervision Of q subcommittee OF the ma
tiousi convention. Tickets will be num-
bered and allotted 20 particular seats - ID
done In theatres"