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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21


NEWPORT, Oct, 2O-The receiver of
the Wall street bank, to-day began the
payment of dividend of 20 per cent.
to depositorss Ex-Prosldent Evans says
they will be paid in fulli tits doubtful
whether the stockholders will receive
anything. The latest development in
the railroad circle was the order issued
by the Erie to day announcing that on
tomorrow they will meet the reduced
rates of the New York Central and
West Shore roads. The Delaware.
iackawanna and Western will, it is said
DO Obliged to follow suit and very
decided steps in progress of tho war viii
thus be taken.
"Mmk my Words" said prominent
official of the Wabash q st. Louis rail
road, "you will see tickets selling for S.
each TO Chicago. The end OF this thing
IS not yet" At the chief Office of the
different roads no Information Of value
could be obtained, not even would the
officials say whether the above announce.
meut was true or not. Commissioner
Fink said his position is one OF masterlv
inactivity. The ticket brokers report
business brisk. Prices to Chicago, SIS;
Buffalo, $l.Gj
MIR. ABBOTT, OF ERIE.
NEW YORK, oct. 20.-General Passen-
ger Agent Abbott, of Erie, said to-day
his road would meet the New York
Central and West Shore roads ON rates
this side of Buffalo, and that all lines
would shortly make reductions on emf
grant rates as far as Buffalo. II is ex-
pectod the West Shore will make fur
ther reduction in few days. The Penn
sylyania will retain the schedule of
rates.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
Important Railroad Cases-Postal Mat
tiers Interesting to Texas and Mex
icO-Army Finances Sill
yer DOllar-The Huzzar,
United state. supreme Court,

WAsnINGToN, Oct. Ono decisions
wero rendered by tho United States SUI
preme court to-day. The court, on
motion of w. Hallett Phillips, however
advanced and set for argument on 10
vember II the Pacific railroad cases.
viz: Texas & Pacific railroad COMPANY
VS.. McAllistor; Murphy a Kirk and the
Union Pacific railroad company VS..
Kansas City, Myers, HArwood Il Eruth,
all these cases present the same cues.
lions, namely: Whether corporations
which are organized under the laws OF
the United States can on that ground
alone remove TO federal courts actions
brought against them in the courts OF
the states; or, in other words
DO all actions mt law
against corporations chartered bl
congress constitute ca4es arising under
the laws Of the United States, which are
removable to the federal court under tho
act Of March ?, 1876? The question i.
one of great interest and importance t.
the people Of all states Throughout
which the Pacific railway system eX
tended,
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SAN sABA.
No Rain-h Prolific Reyival-Good Crops
Politics Dull-Health Improving.

No kain-h Prolific Reyival-Good Crops
Politics Dull-Health Improving,
San SABA, Oct. 10 Special. 1t con
tinuos dry here, but the appearance for
rain is good,
Rev. S. S. Jackson, Of the Methodist
church of this place, has been holding a
protracted meeting here for the past ten
days Ono interesting feature of the
service is the prayer meeting every
morning at six O'clock. IL has been
largely attended. The service will con-
tinuo this week. There have been six
teen accessions TO the church, so far.
Messrs. l.. l.. Field and C.. S.-Keiyes.
aspirants for Legislative honors from
TINS district, addressed the citizens here
to-day.
The HERALD correspondent has been
over most Of this county recently and
hnds that the people IN most places
nave made very good crops. Cotton
picking is about over. Tho crop is
Sickness has abatod.
Tho stone work of the iail and the
Ward & Murray aud tho Wiley VIII
liams buildings are completed.
Very little interest is manifested here
IN political matters.
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BERLIN, Oct. 20 Baron Soydowila has
taken possession in behalf OF the ON
peror of all the roudal and nh the odiol
property OF the lato DGke Of Brunswick.
IL is stated that the duke left a will dis
posing of his private property which /.
estimated at 5O,Ol0,nO0 marks. Tho bod,
lles IN state AZ he cathedral whore il IS
10 be inferred Il is expected MANY.
Notman and English uotablos win nj
tenu me mineral, The council regency.
throuHh frlnce bismarck, has written
.ne olllpolor asking him to assume the
temporary g0vernmOut of tho dn,b,,
me succession of tao Duke of Cumhe,'
lama is considered altogether homeless.
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WASHINGTON, oct. 2O.-The acting
secretary Of the treasury to-day received
communication from Mr., Titus of Now
York, representing Mr. Thomas, the
former contractor for raising the wreck
of the British frigate Hu1zar, sunk in
East river asking that no immedi-
ate steps be taken by the
department toward making q
contract for that work. lie gives
it as his opinion that the property in
question is wholly within the iurisdic-
ton Of tho state Of New York, and that,
therefore, tho government has no
authority TO act i'm the promises.
lie says further that the
governor of the state comedies
with this view aud will have the cues
ton Of jurisdiction referred to the
attorney general Of the State. He asks
that action be postponed until tins
question is settled. The contract with
Thomas was auuulled Saturday and A
new one entered into.
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rROM GRI.ESYILLr.

\ Fencc-Cntter On Enthusiastically of wa
tcr--A Converted Jcw ievnueclizinr-
Personal aud Weather Notes.
GREhNVlLLE, oct. 20.-ISpecial.l -
County court is in session, Judge J.. S.
Sherrell presiding. one smoot is being
tried for fcnco-cuttiug, the onense hay
Ing been committed before the new law
went into effect.
Water is getting scarce. Thousands
OF heads of cattle are being driven from
me neighborhood to tho lakes on thr
sulphur.
Rev. James Goldberg, the converted
jew preacher, preached here YESTERDAY
IN the Presbyterian church. Rev. MI
Mllmoth, state evangelist for the Chris.
tl0n church, has also been preachipr
here during the past week.
Mrs. Mary sample, of Crockett, Is yis.
ting her brother Rcv.P G.. Archer.
CLOUDS are gathering, but no rain Vet.
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Communication of Annnnis.

TYLER, Oct. 70 Special. Tho COM
mission of appeals reported the follow.
ing eases to the supreme court to be
asIllrrmed' Smith, Murphy * Peak vs.
tleld, from Dallas; Texas n 81. IoniS
railway vs., Ramsey, from smith; stow.
alt et al vs.. Houston ~ Texas Central
1nslW9y' from Grayson; Berry ct al, w.
Boggss, from McLennan, '''
:, no ne reversed and romanded: l.. q
~, n'un vs. JoleSch, trom Ellis; Eppcn.
from Lamar; Winter at nj. va Stn,a ." ",
ieNas, from Bra2os; BurksVs Benneit
from Mavericks Oppenhelm VS.. Robert.
ct al. from Rexar. ''''Vi y
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The sItnntion nj Chlcnrn

CHICAGO, Oct, 2O,--At q meeting of tho
roads IN the interest Of what will horo
after be known as Colorado, the Utah
association, provided for at q meeting
few days ago, was formed, to ombrocr
an Colorado and Utah tram.
10 and from and through all Mis-.
slSSippi river points between and
including Minneapolis and Cairo lines
slnhraced IN the new pool of tho Burl
,nslon' The Rock Island, Alton
NORTHWESTERN, st. Paul, Wabash, Mis-
sour tHclhc, Grand Trunk and Michl
gan Central cut the PASSENGER INTO T.,
Toronto to-day from Sl4 To $ll first.class
and Ell u S. seoonl-class.
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ARMY Cn.h Accnnnt.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 2o.-Commissarv-
General McFeely has submitted his am
nual report for the fiscal year. The ag.
gregate resources Of the year, 4,25S,IsI;
expenditures, &,2lL22i, leaving n h1L
ance Of SlOlL2jI There was on hand.
f2,-5, OF the amount appropriated for DID
relief of the sufferers iron the overflow
OF the ohio river, and $j,ljl of the anpro.
prlatlon for the sufferers by tho oycl.
How of the Mississippi river.
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WASHINGTON, Oct %, Special. The
following changes have been made in
the Texas postal service: Route 1892
Sulphur Springs to Cooper. Leave sui
phur Springs daily except SUNDAYS at
q. m. Arrive at Cooper bv l2m. Leave
Cooper daily except SUNDAYS m
Arrive nj sulphur Springs by 6 -. mn
Route 1882. Whitesborough to Gordon.
Villo. Leave Whitesborough daily OK
Gept sundays at p. m. Arrive ut Cor
donNillo by Z p. m. Leave GOrdouviuc
daily except sundays at 6 a. M Arriv,
at Mhitesburough by l2 IN.
W. IL. Hines has been commissioned
post master ut Blanton, and Charles c
Hawkins at MuoreSvilte.
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FORT WORTH Oct 2O.-lSpecial.l--
This morning sheriff Maddox took nos.
session of the stock aud fixtures of n
schwartz n Co., clothiers ON
houston street. Several Nav
iork hrms and the Cuv
national bank were the attaching credI.
Tors. IL IL said the embarrassment will
pnly DE temporary, and that the firm
Nus asnets suiheient whom realized onto
gregato oVor $1,000. rs
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IN Worla,. New Linz Cnrd.

WAsuINGToN, oct. 2O.-Tho Inter
national Meridian conference adopted
the following:
Resolved, That this universal dav is TO
be q mean solar day. is to begin for all
worlds at the moment OF mean
midnight Of the initial me-
rldlan coinclding with the beginning
OF the civil day and date of that meridian
ana is to be counted from zero up to p
hours.
Resolved, That the conference express
the hope that as soon as NAV be pfqcti-
cable astronomical and nautical davg
Will be arranged everywhere, to begin at
mean midnight.
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Tho Proposed Franco Chinese Settlement,
LONDON, Oct. 2O-A Paris correspond
ent OF the Telegraph states positively
that the court at Pekin has offered,
through the Washington government,
to pay $5O,0OOOOO TO COMPENSATE the
French for their losses not az
owning TO error but in order
To- smooth the way for settlement.
The correspondent says Ferry consid'
cred the offer too small. America is en-
satisfied with China's'attitude, which She
regards worth defending, that Secreto,iU
troylinghuysen has declared his mohiI
Ivy to understand the reluctance If
france to an amicable settlement of The
difficulties. " 'no
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rrepose of his soul in most of the Catho-
lie churches. The mayor and corpora
Ion council attended the funeral in
State. A committee of Glasnever
cemetery granted free burial site for the
interment of the remains. A Cable dis
patch from Patrick Egan, expressing
coincidence in behalf of the American
leage, was received.
Many thousand people attended Sulli-
vans funeral to-day. The procession
was very long. Conspicuous in it were
the mayor, corporation officials, the
bishop and clergy Of Dublin, many
Irish members Of parliament, and varf-
Gus public. bodies. Many shops were
closed in honor of the distinguished
dead.
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lEssRs. HIcRox & PATTERSON placod
n the table of the HERALD yuster.
a beautiful medallion, bearing the
rats Of CLEvnLANp and HrY.
,9s, the next president and vice.
aent of the United States. Tn,
nllion Is In the shape of an artist,
70, engraved and embossed in M
hslte manner and in design, work.
ship and finish Is a beautiful worL
~ AS asouyonir from friends il /,
feclatod and highly priced.
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oouRrRlaAT AND FoRr WORTH.


The Fort Worth Gazette is entitled to
no small degree of praise for the out
spoken manner in which it condoms
The disgraceful demonstration by the
ritlzens of that city in behalf of the
notorious Courtright. The demonstra-
lion was disgrace to the Fort and can
notas the Gazette says, but be injurious
70 that burg. 1t is however creditable
The city that there are citizens there
Who severly condemn the whole
'-9scurance. we care nothing for
outright either one way or the
ther, but the dignity of the
aw must not be defied and con
emned py the prostitution of decency.
1T mikes no difference whether this
IounTRfeHr is innocent or guilty. If a
proper demand is made for him by the
governor of New Mexico, 1t is the duty
OF our governor to comply with it, or
else New Mexico will become the asylum
of all Texas offenders.
CouRTRIGHT is just as amenable to
The law as anyone else, and should stand
dfs..rial whore he is said to have com
United the bloody offenses charged
against him. New Mexico enforces the
law under the same forms and
by the same authority as Texas does
and man in the hands Of the officers is
as safe there as in any state, indeed and
n fact, is more directly under the pro-
lection of the United States government,
it being a territory,
The governor of Texas would hav
no right to refuse to surrender fuP ,tiv,
from Justice from another state ,ecous,
chat fugitive alleged that he, could no
get fair trial in the state Y, here he wa,
wanted. A mans frie,.ds, no matter
how numerous, cannCeprotect him from
trial, for the good of society is at stalk,
and the whole power of the government
will have to DO used rather than see con
stituted government defed by lawless
nobs.
IL Is no foreign nor uncivilized gov
rnment demanding CouRrRlaHT, bu
jurts organized and controlled by th,
'nited States government. He need moi
ave enc Mexican on tho jury that trie.
'im, and in all probability would no
ave che. Unless Gov. IRELAND ha.
good and sufficient reasons for knowing
that CoURTprGHT would be mistreated
q is his duty to see him delivered TO the
New Mexico authorities. From the
peeches that were made it seems thai
10 people at Fort Worth believed he
as to be delivered to Mexican mol
lstead of to a court of the creation o
10 United States government.
To turn loose the gamblers and thei
Use EN- masse in defense of this CouRT
CHIT as against legal requisitiol
N another American community, i
character of proceeding that Ia
ought such an unonviable reputation
fort Worth. The days of lawlessnes
fepassed in this state. 1t is no lon
AN asylum of refuge for fugitive
? justice, and the laws ought TO b,
at whatever sacrifice. The stat,
s, th9 rangers, displayed very lit
scf lion in the premises. Sucl
'Deen the common comment upor
ir conduct in this city.
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Meather InhIrnilnn.

u MASuiNGroN, Oct, 2l.-For Westor, at,
suite clear i0ir weather; light ana Vntl'i',
winds nearly stationary Tcmne' ntur",. ~, I'M y
NuleA anu tennessee fair Weather, nr,r"
winds. "'h" variable
GALNEsroN, Oct. @.-Following a. "a,
weather report furnished by tho S1,,nni s .u'
wee IN conjunction with the rnllv,, 80 ''''
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HAT CLEvELANp CoNspIRAov

HAT CLEVELAND CONSPIRACY.
The ridiculous, absurd story that
IS to us in the associated press dis
shes this morning, carries with il It's
ialsity, as to Gov. CLEyELANp's
1duct towards the poor tool sent Ia
i'm to draw him into some indiscro.
on. II is monstrous that any set Of
zen would attempt to place such
man as CLEVELAND in the i'm.
led light that this story seeks eyi.
nifty to pace him. Tho Impression /,
uFht 70 be made that the governor ha.
Actod, In some mysterious way o,
~, US to throw the lady in
tioh into position Il
pitied by tho public and he,
band IA a species OF avonger. Tn,
Is they were either two arrant
ives, used by the desperate Republi.
p, or they are couple Of fools. The
70 result has so Infatuated and ron,
dered desperate tho Republicans, that
Vthing may DO expected of them, but
public has given their leader.
! credit for Intelligence than
rddh story as this implies II correct
in PTS various particulars, the story
simply shows that the GUIrEAu's, the
miserable, cranky, would-be assassins
are still abroad in the land, Tho occur.
rance must eventually react strongly in
Mr. CLEVELAND's behalf. The des.
rate Republicans are DER stepping
Z bounds Of reason or policy.
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rost-nmc. ,.nnrrnilnn-

WASHINGTON, oct, 2O.-Post master
general hatton aud Soncr Romero, the
Mexican minister to-day concluded a
postal convention, providing fur tho
exchange of mail matter between m,
United states and Mexico at domcsli,
rates of postage.
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The 81. Louis nnd Ilon.,s ON. ~,

ST. Louls, Oct. cot has lust trans.
pirod or at least It Is asserted tho, nj,
roads running to Kansas city have boor
Seillng tickets nom hero 20 that point nj
Ihov, l9r several days past and IL Is stated
y AIM, tnai ihe Wabash and Chicago 4
cut of S8,VO, ''S ~ u
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suffering from hysteria, since her inter-
view with the governor week ago to-
DAY, was not dangerous. A statement
mat she was injured by the
governor during the interview
Is entirely untue. When he
told her he could not pardon her brother
without investigation and that the case
must take its turn, she flow at HIM and
attempted to scratch his face. nc
sei ,l her by the wrist and said: "Why
you poor woman, why don't you behave
Yourself" Mrs. Boone was then led out
INTO thelante-room where she fell on the
lloor in fit. She is not injured further
than sustaining some bruises inflicted
upon herself, during her struggle. Fair
banks, Tor whom Boone sought pardon
appears also to be a "cranE.' gSs5
me governor to-day received dis
patch nom the warden of tho Auburn
prison stating that Fairbanks had been
pronounced insane by the medical OK
perts and been transferred to the insane
departments
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BRUSSELS, Oct. @.-Tho Liberals, in
view of their success In the municipol
elections yesterday, demand that ,ho
chamber be dissolved. The Government o,,v
resigns, the clergy, however, claim thas
niue change has BEEN made.
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rExARKANA' Oct 9O,-lspecial. Tho
boot and shoe house of Rober, Iovv was
closed to-day by Sheriff lIarrett. 1nasr
attachments amounting 10 IS Az
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'nNrY, Oct. 10 Special IA gloon
-own over Forney this morning
announced that Unclg BILLY
was dead. No ono was prepared
loCk, as only a few days ago n,
4. he streets. Fornoy has LOST onS
most entorprislng citizens, Tho
munity ono OF it's most charitnhI,
his place cannot be filed. m,
loved and respected by all. Too
n cannot be said for this old hero.
yaH buried this evening by the Ma
fraternity. The business honse.
losod In respect of him. He will Il,
ed by all. Pcaco 10 his ashes. " "
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CHATTANOOGA, TENNo oct. g0.-Tho
nailers at the South Tredcgar Iron
works in this city, have refused TO ne.
cept the reduction of 10 per cont, and
the mill closes. ''''"
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This Mnrnin...,, r..

AT $3.50 this mornipga fire occurred IN
The Camp street qu9flef OF tho CITY
lhe alarms were all turned on inrln3'
mk plitol practice. II was too late 10
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Latj admiral Lynch-counterrc,,
Bank Notea

RAIso, Oct. 1.-The now CHILEAN
2, "Esmoralda,' arrived to-day
agland, bringing the remains al
dmlral Lynch, which will be r w.
70 santiago tomorrow for inter.
se quantities Of counterfeit banl,
some Of large denominations. are
culation here. "ie
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Ladies' Frcuch Goat, button, common sons.
l"al ana h'el extension sole, So 80; ml.sps'
II to2. 81 90.
Ladies' Puhblc Goat, button, common sons,
| a5i., 4nlfhrel, - "a, . 80, 10; mlss,s. % Ol.
ladies Pebble Goat, button, 81 59lR.2 90.
/ misses, 81 ", l go, -. '''
Misses Goat solar tip, button: the rreut
schuol shoe, 81 80 to- 10.
! Ladies' Handmade French Ki1 b,,,,,,
| spanish heel very light sole, IS so.
Ladies' Handmade Frcp,b ViJ butte.
| IS ". ''''l''' "''N'uln hec''
Ladies' Handmade French Kid. hutton.
common SENSE heel, medium toe, 81 %.
Ladies' Fine French Kid, bottom, fnsbiono.
ole style, 81 10 To o W; misses, n los. "a an
Ladies Fine Curacoa Kid, button, opera toe
ladies Fine Curacao Kid, button. llrbi
turned sole, So Oli misses, n to ., 81 Ii.
! lAulCS lnc CurNcou Kid, hutton. latest
SN6'''h 90 p ", 3 5Oi misses, s. 20, 3 OO
Ladies' Fine KID, button, 81 90, I.2N. % Ol
90 JOi misses, 81 50, as, . 20.
Ladies' C0llSlJn, button, common SONS
Meet 81 Ooi misses II to ., s. 80.
Wenso keep good assortment of tudirs
ana Misses Front-lDce shoes Ina kid, mai and
'''.o"'' /" lN'V'A ranging nom 81 ~ to- 90
low heels, 81 81, 2UO io gu"
our stock OF Chll1rcn's shoes Is thomas,
| extensive IN the STATE, cumprlsipy ryri.,
! Hhs Imaginable, IN Frynca and Amcri,ir
| hiu' NhhlC goat ana Culislin, solar lin nDJ
| puln toe ught ana heavy sole. with rrr5lS,
| following prices; '>N' CIV ''''
/ l0's, ~ % "''''"i 'V
Chlldrcn's French Kid. button. spr,r,,,..,
/ eto ils, $50; to a., > uj. '''''
heel s To hes, ~ 90. '' 'p''"'
Childrcn's American Kid. butt,p s.,-.,,.,
hoeh to rs, 81 80, / a., 200. ''''"h
! Sto lV's, 81 5O,l7& ''''' ZIP
Ito 7's,S %, / %. '' '''''''' SOAR 'lp
| 90 '''"' up 90 l''a
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az, Oct, 2o.-At a meeting of the
IS aud others yesterday ex-
'ondolence with A. L. Sui.
~ made. Masses were
o0rs offered for the
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Infants Kid, button, solar tin. Ia 8, m
81 W, y, / 90. 80 1--WE
Infants Cont, button, solar tin, S5c.
IhiaNIS Eo"t' button plain, e5c, 75c, II.
IHiNh's olue' bronze or white, 81 %.
Infants gold, button, 81 90.
,,. 0Hr very large assortment for Cents wear
90, Il. ''N'' az W w.
Fine Calf Boots, 90 %, 6 jo,7Oo,7so.
50 %. ''' ""''S HH'ShedI
Genuine Alligator Congress Caters. SO "a.
Finest French Calf Handmade Butto,
Shoes, 80 90, %. n"''uh
Finest French Calf Handmade Conpres,
ana Alexis 50 10, Z 90, Z So. '''' Oo"s'e"
Finest French Calf bapt.,po1c Scotch
'use sole, button. Congress or Alexis "a S0
., fine H.snd-sewed ulklng-fastp Bolms-
ra a variety Of Pcrged and Standard Screw
OolI Boots, 80 90 10 . 20. -''e"
FARMERS AND woRKfNg,r,>,, ,,,.,.., ,,.,,
SHOES,
etori tss o nno we have outdone all our formcr
very low prices. '''''' '''' Ut
~ we 4 h az Kip Boots atsa $500, 5 SO, 70,
n EN i "a qualities Heavy Shoes, Ng5,le
a GOOD STOCK OF BOYS CALF ANp KIP
ROOFS AND suoBs,
Kip Boots, l-5, otSl 90, / 7leW.Q0
up noo''' ll-i3' mt 81 2', %, 10, , 20.
mp Boots 7-lo, at 81 90. / -, so.
car Boots, l-5, - 10, 3 CO.'S %.
vof Boots Hts, 81 uo,25O.
~.
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MIrIGournrELs.

81 -, %. ''''' 'P' st" %
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Gov. Cleveland win Review the Sotlona

ALBANY, Oct. 2O.-In response to an
Invitation Gov. Cleveland and staff will
review the National Guard in New York
Tuesday next.
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