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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-04
SPLINTERs.

Boots to order at Hunstable's.
Repairing done at Hunstable's.
School books at Paul Il. Erb's.
Drop in at Hunstable's to-day.
Go to Hunstable's for boots and shoes.
Fresh artesian water at Ord's saloon
free.
The llunstablo Shoe Store is tho shoe
store.
Concert at Mayors Summer Garden
tonight.
Prof. Tolliver has charge of the music
department OfGrove school.
A full supply of school books at Uar-
ris', 7S and 732 Main street.
Everybody enjoys themselves at
Mayors Garden. Concert tonight.
Parties wanting school tickets on the
Belt Line, will apply to the Superinten-
dent.
Mayors Summer Garden IL the place
to spend your evenings. Concert to.
night.
Gulf, Colorado ~ Santa Fe railway.
two trains daily each way between Gle.
burne and Dallas.
Mayors Garden is the place to 90 II
you want to spend pleasant evening.
Concert tonight,
Attention is called to the removal al
vertisement of W. w. Weston & Jake
OFT to sol Elm street.
Paints manufactured by Dallas Paint
and Color Works are non-poisonous
Hamilton & Young, Agents.
The Hunstable Shoe company have
enlarged their retail department and ar,
preparing for large fail trade.
Every one who loves good musi,
should 20 TO Mayors Garden tonight
Meme Bros. will furnish the music.
Via Temple the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe railway Is the fast route from
Dallas to Austin, san Antonio, the sout /,
and west.
Dallas Paint and Color Works g,laran
tee the paints made by them To stanc
better than lead and oil. Hamilton &
Young, Agents.
Dallas Paint and Color Works shoulc
he .patroni2ed. They have no equal il
brilliancy, durability and body. Ham
ilton IL Young, Agents.
Ord's Place, Lamar street, is III,
favorite stopping place for business
men, ana others, who like fine ole
WHISTLES and liquors.
A large stock OF children's school shoe
will arrive about September 10, road,
for opening of school.
HuNsTAnLI SHoR COMPANY.
Fireproof Paint, manufactured by Tia
/ Dallas Paint and Color works, and suit
ed for dwellings, store buildings, roofs
barns, fences, etc. Hamilton 4 Young
agents.
A thorough cotton man of fourteen
years experience as buyer and shippe
and practical book-keeper Is open 4
an engagement for the coming season
ADDRESS Cotton" Il. o. Box 80, Dallas
Texas.
The Misses Collier will reopen thei
private school for primary pupils OF
september 5, at their residence IN tn
Cedars. Belt and Ervay street car line
pass within one block OF school Appl,
to Misses l.. and Il. Collier, G20 Browde
street, Dallas.
MIR. II. Zimmerman. the enterprisinl
tailor, has Just returned from the East
where he purchased for the fall trade Tn
finest selections ever brought 10 Dallas
His goods are arriving daily, aud yol
should not wait TO make your order bu
place IL at once. An invitation IL OK
tended to call and examine his stock.
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PARIS NOTES.
Water Works to be Erected Criminal
Notes.

Water Works to be Erected-Criminal
Notes.
PARIS, Sept, g. Special. +. w.
Raedor acivil engineer from ST. Louis,
has been in our city tor the past few
days stirring up the people on the sub
ject of water works. A meeting of the
citizens and Taxpayers was called at the
courthouse last night to consider the
question. Henry ID. Mcdonald was
called to the chair and II. d. Craig made
Secretary. Mr.. Raeder addressed the
meeting at some length, explaining in n
lucid manner the whole subject of
modern water works, including the
method of construction and probable
cost of erecting system suitable for
Paris.
Speeches were made by V. w. Hale.
II. W, Lightfoot, John Martin and III.
ID. Mcdonald, urging the necessity of
the immediate construction of such a
system.
ON motion a committee consisting of
V. w. Hale, John Martin, q. G. Conner,
IL. w. l.ightioot, $. j. Wright, Cant.
Workman, Il. w. Raeder, l.. V. Ownby.
A. p. Boyd, j. w. Moore, IL. d. MELON
aid, DR.. w. T.. Daily and Col. w. B.
Aiken were selected as "a permanot com
mittee on water-works, and they were
instructed to do battle in the cause until
water works are secured. A resolution
was carried requesting the Mayor to
convene the city council in special SEES
sion tonight, at which time the commit
tee will appear before them and adyo-
cate the construction of water-worlls.
The examining trial of Robert Jones,
Joe billiard, Tom Young and Richard
Pierce, who are charged with the muir.
der of Jerry Mitchell and his wife, Maria
Mitchell, at Baird town, in this county
on last Saturday evening, was begun
yesterday, and was adjourned over ill
to-day for the want n additional testi.
mony. From the testimony introduced
ii appeared that Joe billiard had been
deputised by the justice of the peace OF
/ that precinct to arrest Jerry Mitchell on
the charge of hog stealing. lie took
with him the other three defendants
All were armed with double-bar.
relied shotguns. When they
got to Jerry's house they
called to him to come out, and us no did
not come two of the party pulled down
the fence and rode around tb'the back o
the house. They then dismounted anC
went into the house, taking their gun,
! with them. They read the warrant L
| him, and he replied he would see then
| in HI before he would go with them
Shortly afterwards a number of shot
were heard in rapid succession and tn,
men were seen TO ride of. Upon goin.
| to the house Jerry was foune
dead, with II load of buck-shot through
the back of his head and one in each o
| his shoulders. His wife, Maria, wa,
| found dying, with a load of buck-sho
| through her left breast and another
| In the small of her back. IL was after
wards ascortained, that Robert Jono,
was wounded in both his legs, and a six
shooter was found lying on the door
steps, which had belonged to Jerr,
Mitchell. 1t is supposed that all partic,
were mixed up in the shooting.
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Occupation. of the Swiss People.


The third volume of the Federal CEN
sus of 1850, which has just been pub
lished, writes correspondent of the
London Times, "Contains some interest
ing facts touching the occupations of
the population of the confederation.
The land and its natural productions af-
ford employment for 4l0Gg3 men and
A1,Il6 women, whose labor supports i'm
all Including themselves, children, do.
mCstics and the agcd) l,lGS,l37 individu-
ais, equal TO il0.i3 per 1000 of the popu-
lation. Included in this total are ali who
work in forests and mines and live by
hsblng and hunting. Industry, includ-
ing manufacturing in all its branches,
occupies %i,0l2 men and 2l6,7S2 women,
and supports l,05IsS9 individuals, who
constitute 3ILN per 1000 of the
population. Trade employs 5g,-
25l men and 35,6N women,
and provides living for 2H,Gl3
persons. holng I2.IS per 1000 of the popu-
latiou, The work of carrying including
theron railways, employs 1865 men
and $40 women, and supports 1880,
equal TO 1915 per 900 of the population.
The public administration, science and
art, require the services OF 1896 men
and IL IS women, and keep ll5,969 per-
sons, being 1915. OF day laborers, com
missionaries, nurses, ETC., there arc
1910 men and 1912 women, who sup
port 30,O6l individuals, equal to 1854 per
1000 inhabitants, OF persons without
any known calling, including those
whom they maintain, there are ljj,GlS,
or 5i.69 per 1000 of the population. In
this class those who live on rents, inter
est, pensions and annuities figure for
56,O55, being 1863 per 1000 OF the popula-
ton, Fund-holders who are nothing
else, comprise Ssh men and l7,S7l
women; the members of their families
number, in addition, 1913 individuals,
and they have ll,iSS servants of both
seIes.n
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CRIMINAL RECORD.
JACKSON FOUND DYING
The Blaine-Sentinel Libel Suit In Court
and'Liable to Remain There Untn
Neutrality-suspicious. Springs
Tragedy Proves Fatal.
Andrew jackson Killed.
SARGENT n 60.

Troy, N. V, Sept. S.--Andrew jack
son, wealthy resident of Hammond's
Station, four miles from Mechanicsville.
Saratoga county, was found on the rail
road this morning with deep cut on his
head and both legs cut off. He lived an
hour beford dying. He said VIM, Bolan
and John Duffy, neighbors, threw him
under train. Bolan's father recently
beat jackson in lawsuit. They have
been enemies ever since. Young Bolan
was arrested in Mechanicsville. He de-
MES the charge. Duffy will be arrested.
Both will he arraigned at Mechanics
vile this afternoon. There is great ex-
element at Mechaniesville and vicinity,
where the parties are all well known
and respected. Opinion varies as to- the
truth of JacksOn's dying statement.
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ARLINGTON, Sept. Special, Will
lis NJ. Zimmerman, chairman Of the
Democracy of this precinct, will issue a
call to the Democrats of Tarrant county
tomorrow morning to assemble in this
city on Saturday, September Is, at q
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose OF ratifying
the National and State Democratic nom
nations. Hon. Olin Wellborn, OF Dallas
eX-Gov. Hubbard, of Tyler, and other
eminent gentlemen nave been invited
to address the meeting, and good time
may be reasonably expected,
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GALVESTON.
Death OF Capt. Quinn. weII-Known
Citizen.

Death OF Capt. Quinn, well-Known
Citizen.
GALVESTON, Sept. 3.-lnformation was
received here to-day of the death yester-
day at Wooten Wells, of Capt. Michael
a. Quinn, from dropsy. For twenty-five
years Capt. Quinn has been one of
the foremost men of business enterprises
in this city. For a number of years he
was the senior member of the well
known firm of Quinn Il Hill. During this
partnership Capt. Quinn was most prom
inent in establishing the Texas Cotton
Press Association, of which he was the
first President; also the Texas Banking
and insurance company, the Cotton EX-
change, and other business institutions
OF this city. He represented Galveston
county in the Fourteenth Legislature
For some time previous to his death he
was general agent ut Galveston for the
Palmer Il Sullivan system of railways.
His death leaves a void in the CONNER
cial circles of Galveston. He leaves a
widow and four children.
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Hurt In "a Blast.

PITrsnuRG, Pa, Sept. Sat Sharon,
Pennsylvania, last evening, while six
men were blasting, huge piece of iron
in tho bottom of II stack of the Valley
furnace, Il blast of giant powder was
prematurely exploded by spark of fire
from hammer. one man was injured
fatally, and five more seriously hurt.
Following is list of the injured:
VIM Ayres, terribly mangled about
the legs, eyes and hands.
q. Shiverton, burned badly in face,
eyes and arms.
All Others burnt, but not seriously.
Ayres was the support of his father,
mother and seven children.
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CoLUNnUs, o. Sept, "A largely at
tended meeting Of the state Wool Grow
ers was held at the state Fair grounds
to-day. Speeches were made by con
Y 'ess men Converse and Robinson, Sena-
Tor sherman and Columbus Dilano.
Resolutions were adopted pledging po-
litical support only to the tariff men and
for committee of one from each party
in each congressional district to ascer-
tain and publish whether each candi-
uate favors the restoration of the wool
tariff of iSt-
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Candidates MithdrnMn.

McKINNEY, Sept. 3. Special, quite
sensation was created to-day by the
announcement Of the withdrawal Of
Judge Y. c. Goodner, Capt. j. ID. Taylor
aud Jesse Coiroy from the race for legis-
lative honors. II. II. Muse announces as
candidate. MIR. Muse Is lawyer of
unquestioned ability and integrity, and
as Il Ii understood he IL opposed to free
grass, the race between him and CLAY
Mack, free grass champion, will be
wvuru
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WAsuISGToN, sept. 3.-For the Western
Gulf States: Partly cloudy weather an,
local showers In the southern part, iair II
the northern part; stationary temperature
east to south winds.
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TheJPoor old western Union.

NEW YORK, Sept. Sat the directors
meeting of the Western Union Tele-
graph companytoday the earnings of test
Offices for the week ending August 30
tive committee will recommend the dec
laration OF the usual quarterly dividend
of w per cont.
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The three EmperOrs.

WARSAW, Sept. 3.--The arrival Of the
Car has been postponed till September
;. Five hundred more policeman
have arrived. Onicial circles positively
assert that the three Emperors will
meet ut AkirntCric.
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One orrhe,n Dead.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Sept, ., Special
Walter Smith, the young man shot by
y. b. Weaver on Monday night, died
to-day about Il o'clock. The grand jury
being in session no inquest was held.
George Jones, the other man who was
shot, is still alive, and strong hopes are
entertained for him. Weaver, who did
the shooting, was peacable, quiet
young man, living some ten miles in the
country, ana the occurrence is deeply
deplored by the entire county. The
young men were all friends before the
difficulty.
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san Antonio 4 Arkansas Pass Railroad.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. Especial. r.
The Board Of Directors of the San An
tonic Il Arkansas Pass railroad met this
morning and determined to Immediately
put the surveying parties in the field,
one on each side the river and author
ize the Executive committee to employ
q competent engineer. The report on
finance shows that the stock is being
rapidly subscribed and friends are plen-
tiful. 1t is believed that the standard
gague will be adopted.
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The Waco Examiner.

WACO, Sept. 3. Special. J. X.
Street, who has had the Examiner
leased for two months, says tonight he
will relinquish il with tomorrow S issue.
He will return il to J.E. Elgin, who owns
the material. 1t is generally believed
Elgin will lease or sell it to j. l.. Barlow,
late OF the Austin Statesman, who will
run 1t. Its publication, at all events,
viii not DO suspended.
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Thenrrtie Arrlcnlas.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.--The fourth
annual meeting OF the Society for the
Promotion OF Agricultural Science
opened here to-day. The society is COM
posed of representatives from the agri
cultural colleges and experiment
stations in addition To amateurs In tho
field of scientific Investigations.
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New YORK, Sept. 3. The Post in its
financial article says; The prospects for
a Rrgcr corn crop than an average are
daily increasing. IL is also believed
that the Unconstitutional association
Will yet agree upon some kind of AMIGA
bic arrangement.
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The Cholera Record.

Row., Sept. 3.--During the past
twenty-four hours 40 cases of cholera
have occurred at Naples. The epidemic
is spreading to adjacent districts. At
Laspezia there arc 80 fresh cases and 10
deaths.
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Result Of u Republican snlli.

CHICAGO, Sept. S,-Tho split among
the Republican Congressional commit
tee Of the Third Illinois district resulted
in calling q second convention, which
was held to-day, ut which William r..
Mason was nominated for Congress.
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changes IN the Mail service OF Importance
to Texans
WAsHlNGroN, Sept. .. o. Special.
Following are changes in the MAJ
service announced: Legville, San A.
gustino county Special from Brook.
land. seven miles east, on Route 3l,5l3;
Lewis Ferry, seven miles southwest.
L sd June, 1851, Supplement 2O2
Postmastors Commissioned William
II. Matthews, Cross TimberS, Texas;
William II. Menebrenner, Milburn,
TeNasi Robert G.. McFarlane, Logville,
san Augnstine county, TeNas.
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NEw York, sept. 3.-At the head
quarters OF the Republican National
committee to-day great satisfaction was
expressed at the result In Vermont.
The Executive committee were In
session some time.
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FOREIGN.
Ab.orbed by the Me.trrn Union.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 3.-The lines of the
Bankers II Merchants telegraph COM
pany are being connected with the Wes-
tern Union system at Bay View, which
confirms the report that the formers
northwestern lines have been absorbed
by the latter company.
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Congressional Manhattan.

TWEEN rN.sECoNp pEVN NLvANtA
PfrT ,urRU, Sept. 3,--rhc Democratic
Convention this morning nominated j.
II. Hopkins for Congress In the Twenty
second district and Morrison Foster In
the Twenty-third district.
- NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, n. j., Sept. .. The Repuh-
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ST. pErERSRCRG, Sept. =. a
Russian corvette seized the Ameri-
can schooner, Sophia Johnson, at
Behring's island, BGhring sea, for lille
lilly selling rum TO the natives.
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Coal CENTRE, Pa, Sept. s-About
thirty strikers with music paraded up
and down the road past Neele's works
this morning. No trouble occurred aud
Neeles men were not Interrupted. The
Sheriff is still here and all is quiet.
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ROME, Sept, 3.--The official cholera
reports from all parts Of Italy show that
during the past twcnty-four hours there
were III new eases aud l3j deaths.
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Fort Worth Wins Arnin.

FcWr Worm, sept Special The
Fort Worth club to-day defeated the
$ N Antonios for the third successive
tim by n score of II TOT,
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Remember that j. b. Fears, itho lead
ing bOOl; man Of Dallas, has reduced
The retail price of school books to the
New York retail prices. Go to sos Main
street and get his prices and save
mOneN.
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Very Formal.

PANS, Sept. = President Greyy sim-
ply acknowledged the receipt Of the lot
ter from the delegation Of the extreme
Left,
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y FER THAN EvER

of
fer at VERY LOW PRICES our safes
We also have some Fire and
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on For wnrsny,

ST. PBrERsnuRG, sept. ;. The Car
started TOR Warsaw shortly sftor mid
night last night.
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AT I,ARIs.

PARIS, Sept. Special. Tho resi-
dence of j. II. owsley, occupied by
G. p. Shumate, was burned to-day at
! 80 p. m. Loss on j. II. Owsley house,
$1,000, insurance, $1,000; &. p. Shumate,
furniture, 500; fully insured.
AT YIN ENNIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. "a Nincouues, In
diana, special to the Post-Dispatch says:
Fire this morning consumed DoCrulGr's
insurance office and the residences OF
Len Glmble, John 5. Coleman and Mrs.
J. u. Lander. Loss, $4,000. Supposed
incediary.
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An Explosion.

JUALIM, Sept. THE rebels removed
another mine placed Ivy the troops near
/ lwn. II was afterwards seen to eN-
plode in the enomy's camp.
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BosToN, Sept a.-lIon. George u,
Robinson was re nominated 10y accloma-
ton.
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weather Renart.

GALVESTON, Sept. 3.-Followins is the
weather report, furnished by the Signal Ser
vice In conjunction with the railways!
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licans of this district nominated George
A. Halsey for Congress
FIRST IOWA.
BURLINGTON, IA, Sept. 3.-John s.
Wilson was nominated by the Repub-
lican convention of the First Congress
sional district.
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Prof Tolllvor has charge of the music
Of Grove school
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LONDON, Sept 3.-The Eastern Telo-
graph company has given notice that
land wires to Tien-Tsin aud Pekin are
intprrunted
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edcnla.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marcchnl Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alphinc Violet
l.undhurg's Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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To PROTECT FRENCH MERCHANT YES
Sells,
Hose KoNo, Sept, 3.-The French
iron clad Lagalissoniere arrived last
night to protect the French merchant
vessels
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Save money and buy your school
books from Paul Erb.
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NO. iaa MADISON AyENuE.


New York. Superior board, moderate
prices. Many southern references.
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POSTAL POINTS.

Children's hoadquartcrsat Erb's Book
Store
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GRAND RECEIPT ton!


Will Receive their Guests at their Mammoth Es-
adjustment 6o8 and 61o, ELM STREET, and there
will be spreada tempting array of
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gEsTAUBANss.
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An Extraordinary Razor

IAs BEEN INVENTED BY THE QUEENS
IL OWN 90. of England. The edge and
body IL 40 THIN and rLExIBLE As NEVER
TO REQUIRE GRINDING. and hardly ever
setting. IL glides over the face like piece OF
creating A CHEAT ExCTfEMENT In Europe
among ths experts, who pronounce IL PER.
FEuTtoN. TWO dollars In buffalo handle; ~
In ivory, Every razor, 60 be genuine, musi
bear on the reverse aide the name OF Ma
THAN JOSEPH, Gal Clay streot, san Fan.
cisc0, the only place In the United HtRtes
where they are obtained. Trade supplied:
aent by mAil i0o extra or q. o. ID.
The kuecn's own C0m pany having
oniarged their fac tory, are now making PEARL,
and IVORY CARVING KNIVES, TABLE and
POCKET KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES and
aOrHHORA, Of the same quality 40 their mar
veiousiy wonderful Razor. aes.iydSw
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just Received.

An elegant assortment OF wall brackets
and lamp goods. consisting OF shades,
iiluminators, wicks and cigar
lighters. Also, new patent window
shades. and lot Of fancy cabinet frames
and bird-cages. / have on hand all kinds
OF secondhand furniture, which will sell
at prices to suit the times. Call and ex-
anime goods at my store on South Main
street. 2. II. Hull.
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Passengers wanting to go away on the
morning train will please leave their orders
for the bus the night before at the Parker
House or jackson House.
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BEATIYSC LODssE, NO. =. NJ. OF P.,
NrERTs EAun FRIDAY OF EVERY
N month. At I O'Clock y, M, At its oaatle
II ali, in the Rickard- -FoloY tNilding.
Ali Brother Knights. IA good standing, are
Fraternity invited To attend such meetings.
II. N, ROBINSON, y. o.
W. Y. DAVIDSON, X. of H.. and \.
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sT. JOHNS CaAPTEx, NO. q,

THE STATED ooNvooATIoNs OF ST
heid AZ Masonic Hall, on the sstr,dsF &c 70 suo
oceding the pale Of shs aauSa An each month.
Al EsrYsS h-sSn Mssonn, In good standing, are
cordially invited 10 attend.
L. W. THOMPSON, II. p.
Jour X. JONES. Secretary.