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sNATCufs.
For fiuo fhoas, go TO d ock Bros.

For iigo fhoas, 20 20 u ock Bros.
Pollos Onlcsr Overland shot q dogs Ia The
pound yesterday.
The coolest place Ia town to.nlgh, ID
Mayors gfrden.
Bouche, tho grocer. has all kirds OF veg
etobles 40 fA9t as they hppesr.
A good many farmers did not helt 10
THAR harvesting Sunday.
Tbs non jury vii docket vas called IN
th" county cour. Yesterday.
THO cotton swindling cases will be sled
tomorrow In the district ccuri.
There will be a nesting Of the sioc6hold-
orr ofiha Ttxai Trunk roid held to-day.
Bluahe, tho Mri1 street procsr. keeps
eyery hing in the grocery line. Telephone
him,
Have your watches, c'ockl and wolty
r'p1itad no Books ie9s'ry store. Al work
rnrrduigd.
Mr.. l.. O He man s1d Mise willie Rae
try, OF Es' Dallas, Wtr9 United in ugr-
rIHge sum S.,
Mr. ~ l.ism Huclleby and Mis- MarCa-
rot . Eltt ID Jas, were married san
dHr .p- iu..
TlH I'llr skating rink will Give a si,7t-
iua fr..vl end bail on next Wedn18diy
eyr 'H Jure IS h.
Robert Bs.i nnd Chsriis Jenkins leave
to.dny Tor Fort Worth, 20 attend the ilre.
nau't convention.
Or13 Poo, Lamsf street, Is tla place
whsr' YOU can get tho 'rsi wineH, liquors
sod cigars in the CITY.
Tom Collier was fined 81 and cost ycs;er-
day by JustiCa EiwardC, on the charge 4
usiug abusive language o, Marks Isaaci,
Jim Burton, cnlored. was fined $40 aud
c1s' I'm Justice K.ndall'B court Yesterday,
on the charge OF cursing In a public place.
Tho coolest, best ord most o1loyatlo
p,lce IN town Tonight is Mlyer's rsrt9n.
Nriro Bsos'. baud and the celebrated Tyrc.
leans.
Ladies aud gsnilsmeu-lf you want 10
EuHni 70 crol, p'CaHfnt evening, 20 TO
Navar'5 glrder. T'rol8lu9 n1d Nome
Bt1.' band tonight.
Brr-lars attempted ~ burciar'zn the res
i'erce Of DIR. G Shift N1.5i0 Ervsy street,
| sunday uirht, but Vera irlqhtfrot away
hv Miss Sohif who gave The u'.rT.
Loui1 S.oFer. col0r-d, was er-.s.e5 hero
vrstartav by q DEPUTY ahr'l of Ellis c3uG-
f., ou tne charge OF stealing so rom 200
Alakty, G.d laken csck prisoner 90 Wax
h.clir.
ItGlnr's. Barnard &c McG uia are Offer
ing Cor saic rue o. f.. Ntt. Io.i.s.ntc IT.
W. m..,li Ia Tex II 80 3orN7 Of good, r.ch
l.ylI Iluj-imr. dja'riy adjoining Colorado
Civ, fer 81 per acrs. this ig G good inyG T..
mrnt 40 So per aCre, tito . eot. For par.
tcul.rs, call 40 them nt Colorado or South
west Land company, ~ Main street, Dial.
iH, feXss.
Tonight the r'chc't musical trent viii bA
given at May FRA gordon. Tho celebrated
TPro!eAl8 and Meae BtIs'. bond wi II give
s9iu1 OBJ .heir best selections. twenty-five
CO be admission for gentlemen, ladies' and
! o.ildmn free. Dont mts tle opportunity
Ut uettiuRH pleasant aud cool cite rooon.
art l. tl- same tins near the be.5 music
ever beard iu Dallas.
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DONE TO DEATH.
rrats Humphreys shot, Me Says, by
Jim HuDn!cui,
AZ that Stock Yard Saloon His GyiIg
Statement.
Another Crimson pot on DaliapRecOrd

Last night Gtil o'clock +. II. Humphroys'
better known 81 Freta Hnmphr5YH, was
mot ia the Stock Ysrd sstoon, on Elm
street, and died at 1925. A HERALD
reporter hurried 20 tho fonn'
aud found tho Root house
whtro he had been carried thrOnfrl Win
men. Drs. Sohoolne'd and Trader W.r' iu
WIS evident from the irBt thlt
ha could not live many
minutes longer. Police Oncsr Maddox
who was prrpent asked Humphreys who
8t M hlm, and nc s1id Jim duGniclt.
did Won see hiIu?n Hska1 the officer.
"Yer, / aow htmi / know It wa hm HWr.
uicut," replied tAo dyiug men, wi1 b .f41
in lreat pain. At 1928 tn G,.uud ue
physician %pro1ouncai life eNIGc.
The ball, which was, judging from the BIZ
of the wound fired from a 40 caitbrc pistol,
took eject hell al inch 10 the right 90. tbe
sternum bone and passing cleaf through
the body came OUT about
an inch 90 the right Of The 0pinh. column
From what tha reporter could gc-n ir'n
those present, 70 appears that Humphreys
was standidg on the inside OF the rlool
and that tbe Marty who flied
the fatal shot wGs on Vie outoidr. Onr Zee
port ia that Humphreys was QUAR- liaF
with Joe p3lsfr, o butCgCr, ard 10 c g'
him with O kniie, whom Po.sr
or some orc else, thot him. a.
no knife Waa lound on the person II
Humphrey. and az O. diigent search OF tho
rolice failed 20 hnd any IN tte s@alngu,
10 is not credited he rat
on mia dyirg bed that Jim Huraicg. shot
MIN and that he raw bin. Humphreys
leaves 90 vie ard several children.
lie was reg 'rded as o. a
aud dangerous man. ii '
namo appears frequently on The cunt
doc,etp, and he hos been trrssleir lgl.ee.
Is Tor lighting, theft OF cattle, etc. q .ctth-
Rprears 20 nave Of mmeEed down. Hu i'H',
wlom the deed man accused oi sa7oti.s
HIN, T. nlso O. hfrd citizen, and d % 1
himself arrested FIR similar clen.es grd
IL now uudcr bond Tor castle aHe itrr
He ig else under iG1l2tnCut, WIKI
Andy Eiam. CHARGED with 61r0liug
mud ntIanutie g 20 olsa ssiGet3 Adam Berg
man and Richard Douelse, a O. rf mag
who vera Wl,uCag11 iur o.. tti.t
against Fam, who ~ ,: gsr
Charged Win cattle 'teellaa. The
shooting Of Douglass oo1ufred l. t.a ,am9
saloon lato al Might, ani Ike ;hgs ot .4,l
night the sho. vas fred from Zoe out .c.
Douelsss. Who sgrviren his ForG1t
SAYS thss 30 was jim Hulu.cl.
who shot b.m ans Shat hr sl7 a.m TO.
aaay. tie WAS a.rubbiot up Ihc i.or Il
the saloon 80 the j.ue. hitor the so"3.'ns
lnst night jim uuruicUt end P.isgI c.u'i
neither onr be found. D3th the q. ces de, d
Hunuicut Hge from roo soye-e rHi 100. e
hood. The dscsasli, 10 Wtlu be re'iam.erf'
was shot oy % paeif, whose
lust now oso11os 'ht relo1tcr 3 The nigh.
side at the Lldy N.r, % house o. il-s'pH
some two year ago winch c'mt
very ncor Giiu1G MN. Pie Va'
% powerful mlH. ,hVs,ctliy S.a.bIHr
49, H... .H.. g. Nrr.ru.- 10 ..n#..
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ANOTHER DiJAsTROUs FIRE AT GAL.
WESTON,

GALvuTog, Junc iG.-[Press. lat 1890
Tonight lmps we're uiqroVertd issnlrg
from tho rear Of ihe top floor of @ large
thvce.stoTy brick building ON the
gtrsnd known az THE League
building" This block Immediately nd
ioirs property where stood ihe Prince
bu.li'nP, which was burned ten days ego.
A. This writing tho League building
j. developed IN a Gheet Of flames aud seem
DOOM "a. That portion OF the building
where tho fire was irstdis oovptod was orcu.
pied by IL. J. Beirlns & Co., Wholesale
grocait, who were burned out on the Gtn
inst. Some Misunderstanding eXists BE-
tween this ilrm and certain OF lis creditors
Over iGeursucs polio g. representing $50, 900
insurance on :3eiriog e Co.'S. stock. de-
stroycd June Oh. An employe ct
Beiring & o., stated to- tho As
all books AID valuable pspeis Of
y valuable stock, a large portion
Of which % new. Other tenants
IN The burning block arc: Adoue
& Lob.t, bankers, who were also burned
ont on The 6;h ia tsnt,
Wslkpr & Co., commission merchant;
and VI. S"geliHgson & Co., commission
merchant. A numbtr Of The third floor
rooms wafa usfd for sleeping apartments.
Tho Joss cannot be aEcartaingd tonight but
evidence arc thnt T. will be heavy.
At 1915 %. m TIVE FIRE wac under control.
Fiat portion OF the building occupied by
Bsirlnc & Co, consisting Of u double
store room, was destroyed. lnBurAnca On
the building 81 lC0, N eastern companies.
The loss on stocks seems c1mpi1'e and
other tenants ara damaged cOaslderably.
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LOW RATES TO EAsrERN CITIES.

Cheap excuriOn tickets are nov on ssIo
to Cleveland, Ooic, Buffalo, Niagara Fais,
and jamestown. New York. over the cool,
comfortable Bee Line route" Those who
are well posted invariably take the bee
Line" Wis. st. Louis, especially is this the
case during the summer season. Ticket
agents will rive full particulars. Call on
them and ask for map OF aud ticSets over
the Bee Line route.
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The Fire Record.

FELL Cry, IND juno 16.-Fire last night
barned the Fell City furniture factory; loss,
$50 600; insured for SO. 600.
New 0RLKAHs, June 1G.- The Timet-
Democrats special from Piaauemeins,
Louisiana, says: WILDER n Some single
factory burned. Loss, S20,G00; insurance,
$l2. 900.
SIOUX Cry, IA, juno 18.-A fro this
morning destroyed buildings on Worth
street occupied as bu4iness houses. Loss,
$4S,Cco; insurance, $25,Oo0.
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THE TEXAS az sew ORLEANS.

GALvEsToE, Jura 10 -TSDeciYl.l 1t has
been officially %aurOunc4d ;hut trAtic gili
be- rftuucd gU tGo Texas IL New
Orleans railway tomorrow, Dune ~. Tbi-
line suffered severely from the recent over.
n0v. and the bridge across the San Jacinto
river, twenty-oue mileB east Of Houston,
was carried away. This has been
replaced and the liDe put in
uerfect repair for the resumption OF travel.
Owing 10 the break in this line, passengers
Tor New Orlean have been carried 10 that
city by tho Morgan lire ofsteamers, vie the
mouth OF the Mississippi river.
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Marine,

GALVESTON, June 16.-Arrived Steam
ship Morgan, Clinton; steamship /. u. Har-
RE, Brownsville; steamship Harlan, New
Orleans; tug Hygeis, from Philadelphia to
enter the quarantine service OF state, [she
has q nortnern crew Sailed Steamship
Morgan New Orleans; steamship l.. O..
Harris, New Orleans; steamship Harlan,
Indianols; schooner Eva b. Hall, Penss-
cola; schooner Susan N. Pickering, Pensa;
cola.
Nxw ORLEANS, June l6.-Clesrsd: Steam
ers Alexandra, Havrs; f.. b. Ward, IT,,
Truxvilla. Arrived: Steamer Lucy Z.
hillar. Belize.
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american rIunkeylsm.

Down, N. H., June l6.-rhe Eastern
Railroad company has rendered the c9m-
mittse of the Chicago convention 10 notify
Blaine OF his nomination the use OF
= ~spsclel train TO convey the
committee from Boston to Ausuets;
The offer vas accepted, and
the train will leave Bottom Friday attfr-
uoon nj 4 O'Clock.
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nEpUBLICAN CAUCUS.

WAsHNGTog, June &c. 90 Prara 49, Re
ublican senators held a cauous tAis M1rn
ig up,n tho Mexican pension hili.
,Mr I~ngslt's %amsudment, proposing 90
smova the limitation oi the lrrears nt pau
youa act. was 81 modified o to extend The
rovisiong or arrears 90 only to cases Il q
efcrs the frst 81 next January, aud in this
1ape 10 was approved rs inc majority OF
he caucus. Inc slhjso5 Of inal adjourn
lent WAS not alluded TO-.
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Murdered for His Money.

DETROIT, MIcu., June ga shocking
murder has just been discovered in
near Hope Centre, which must
have taken place Friday pight. A
middle.s scd bachelor named Thomas p.
Carter, who was living alone, was found in
his room with his head literally chopped 10
pieces. The object Of the murder was
money.
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Tho n. q NJ. Now President

NASHVILLE, TENE., June l6.-rha board
of directors OF the MercnsntS exchange,
to-day sent a telegram Of congra.ulation
to Milton II. Smith, president OF the
Louisyille & Nashville railroad company,
Their action was una1im ausly endorsed by
tire full meeting OF hat body, and resolu-
lions we're adopted expressing full conf
dence in Mr.. Smith's integrity and ability.
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A She Iienh-

CHICAGO, June l6-fhe officers oil tho
Humane society returned from Moneeill,
where on Saturday they arrested
Mrs. Sophia Hunter for starving
into idiocy, beating with savage cruelty
and manning In a nameless way a 2 year
old step-son. She has been held TO answer
the charge.
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VIII Ere Their Furpaccs.

PIrTsBuRG, June l6.-The mills Of Vol
taire & Co. Qimited) at Apollo, .Penssyl-
yania, which have been closed down for
some time because the manufacturers re-
fused to sign the scale, start up
tomorrow with non-union nen. The hrm
iearing trouble, Rave applied 10 the sherifis
OF Westmor,lanG and Armstrong counties
L. nn-nArcLAAn-
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All TO

NE FEULS EEil8 q NEW NAN.
~ have hal Dyspepsia, Wtlh C-esiipa
kinds Of pills. tut WUET'S are the first
have done me any good. 1hCy have
Geaned me ont nicely. Ny appetite h
splendid, fooi dlgrsts readily, und j nov
nave natural rassancs. i feel like n nov
man" W.D EDWARDS, Palmyra, q.
soldevervwhrrr $50. Onsr,i "a Murray st.,N.Y
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TCEElG
DESG .-l.. s n
aiIg5 its
From these sources u... .I iut,r. o.
:ho diseases % tha huu... t.c,. lasge
symptoms indicate tlcII sI.lHucr lDfs OF
Appg-lfc, BoNeig ttHtIFr. Stick Heed
ache, GUiinsgG uitsr t.ttH., aversion "a
cHerti0u "a ts1Iy ur LpiL1, I.tugtnt.oD
OF food, trrtts3iIlty 90 Temper, Low
sp;rits. 4 feeling Or bnyirg neglected
sutno Grty, Lil4.Acs-y A'lut',FinE al ths
UcGrt, Dots before tAt cveG, hivhty col.
cred Urine, CONSTIPATION, ana DO
mand the uso oft rnt1riy f'nt nets directly
on the Liver. NslLt'.t medicine TUIIfS
PILLS nave no rts.l li~",t action ON INC
Kidneys aud -t.u 4. r'-t prompts r~ot"ovtnH
al impurities ti.H.sa 'IH '.iua sCny'
oncrrs &C the ssaftut,' producing nnnH
tito, Sound digestion. regular ttuui-, "a clear
kin and Vifotousf rlu. WrlE"N PILLS
sanso no uaus'aso- ~ivi"E nor Df"riefs
WITH Ulilv work gNu aIH H perfect
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS CALLED.

WARRINGTON, June lG.-tPnss. "A eau
cue Of democratic representatives has been
called lar tomorrow night 10 consider the
or3Gr Of business In the house for the re-.
maiuder Of tae SCasicn.
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'xoq . $40 Oe 'IIrq sun 10 Iuos Oh
'I5pMod Su!troH s.lIpMolS VlIM
psIuo 'soueJ oilM p9qIuq wou s1no
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YEA nflIsa- astroor.
IIa1lns1. TcH a
aENTRAL %AaENTs:Fol

Ftre and Burglar Prpoi safes VauItr Doora etpi tbg socf ',nsttotly on
hand. GenNr ~ agents foe hunps refill tofrifor aoog isrg' % "k. 81 hAnd'
Ihha Is uc b.t nriicle NJ H. KIND In the narxet Con blntnnn Cisi Draw
ea Globe Anrn TIL Drnwan, ~ pe Writors, tn Hnghss ,Pac,ht Com 'ina
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EREATEET Oh RkRTH.

CuricuHA RRMspIsG'e tho mc1to't medicines
enrih. Had Tie worst case Salt Rheum In
this country. Ny mother hGn .. twenty years,
md In fact died from It, ! believe CullcuRN
would have saved her life. Ny arms, breast ana
mead were covered for three years. which 10th.
ing relieved or cured unlil { US d tho CrTtcURA
REsoLvESr internally aud CUTIcUEA and cum
RnIp oNlnrnnIV. ]. Nv. AnAMl. NoWnrk. ~.
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m IS A FACT

Hiulr9d8 OF loiicrS n our pOSsos lon COPIES
Of which may DC had hY return maid arc our
authority FOR thu assertion that sEln' sctp AUG
Blood Hrmers. whether sCr1fulous, lphofl' cd
or contagious. may NOW be pofaianenur CURED
by CurICUaA RFsOLyEsT. the new blood Purl-
fer, Diurutic and Apotleut, in; rnely, and GU
TfcUsA and CJrlCUBA ) he great sflu cures
and BeauuH8rs. externally. IN one half the tine
and nj nna nnlf the eXnnnsAO OF IN olher nolE0n.
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1hn FirstN Now Wheat.

ST. LOUIS, jana 16.-The frs. new wheat
oi the season arrived here today from New
Maer!d, M~issonri, and sold at auction at 81
n huehel.
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nsETTLEI. 4"

WAtnINGr5S, June 10 - TPrfas - The
IN in rcdncei by DsusiFr to day 60 pre-
'ept and pnu'sh prosecution under proicn
ion OF toe United states Oi ffapdulort
laims oCpinst foreign cover meuts, proc
ideg - psnaitY O'a fine AID impri.0ntueUf
lmilar TO th.t pre3cribsd by the r yltCd
ltatutrs for mskiug or rfo..pNnc a. fraud.
len, claim plairst ne Uni'ed States.
{ also euthcr yes toe rrCslien',
\ c1sn 10 shali snuegr 40 him
hat rltim Uh ca hss boon
llowed, 10 based on ffnud, 10 Withhold
aympnt oi urocscd3 nnd return the semo
0 tn g~,v-rDmelt, from whom No ha,
cen objected, unlosl the claimant
hal either remove suspicion OF fraud u
oneert TO q retrisl o. The clNm. The Dill f.
rirsu Trough claims rRtinst Nauezuala
nd Mexico. and % prevent future epecula-
on In international claims.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told as 10 the great cur.
atiyc powers Of the CUTiCUEA REMEDIES, lhave
paid hundreds OF dollars for meiicincs TO euro
diseases OF the blood and shin, and never found
epythir z Ye. TO eluRl the CUtICCRA RENEDlfs-
CuAs. A. WILLIAMS. Providence, X L.
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IN rs 90 this season, when Tho blood and pCr-
s1raiIaun rc loaded with impurities, that DIS
uEuriug um0rs Humililting ErupionH ltch-
ius Hotturef Salt Eheun or Ec6 ma, Psoriasis,
Tet.ct Eingwom, Baby uumOts a%erafula scroi'
u'auf Sores Absce SIS and Disch rsing wounds
aud Every sp..ic7 Cl l'rninr. 'DIiv aud Ptl ply
~ agG economically cured ~ iIa CuricuHA
EgvuUIFR
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Asuggesiion OF \ nsaiion In ihe Sober.
sided Stnaie.
The House dly More D'c0rOus
IN iis Dolng'.
Washing On news Tens In Tx enso.
sEuanT.

WAsHisoroE. Jua- 10 IN res .J-Sscre.
larry Il ~chnghugufr has contemplated With
Governor CnrtAiu hlirnau # the house
breign on iiFg committee, concerning tho
nyst'rlous 'cnato ~amordmeHt 10 the cor
silar alf dfflpmsiic ~rrpr1iriati1u htl,
a)prcpri 800 $500 eco to csrfv GU NE pro-
vbion. oi tur .|utraiity act, and arrange.
mnis Lav b rn nyd. hy Curtain and
Rmdnl. t' d Joint fetsl0u of the house
fosign tlfi',a ted appropriation commit
tee, io hu .f'i Wednesday, morniur, 20
Onsidcr rh4t tc'i'u should or taken in
ho mafiar by tno hOuan. Tho question tu
10 disou srs is whether finding tho Gppro-
lriati0u 70 urpper me- they SHOULD sifuply
acommrrf csncusre ca & ihc senate
,mendmaut n- slopll intro 'uoe @ resru
ION in tt- l1laf calling urIl tho s:oIctt'
U o. state Tor nli c1%rtespOuds' c. rel Ni1g
. tho ms' Ter and giyeit 90 lhe public, tl.t
heP On " understand the tran GctiOa.
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C0PB IN EYERy CA Z.

UYaiM AN4 AfAla UAl ID
Your CuTfCrRA REMEDIES ont sell all other
medicines icon for skin diseases. Ny custom
ers and patients say that they have elected =
cure In every instance. where other remedies
have niled II. W. BEotkWAN, NJ D.
Freuklin Falls, n. IL.
sold by all dfuggisis Pc.ce: CurIcuRN, Doc.
So: SOAR, 2ic. POTTER DAuG and
CiuMIC Al Ca. B1Hfon, Mass.
srudf r"liow TO cure skin Disenses.'
rTkrwW For Rough, Chappcd snd Greasy
UlN UhE Skin, Blackheads aud Pinplei,
sdln nlcmlshes and lnfaniile Humors use Iuri-
CuRA SOAR, o rosl beiutllcr.
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SIS elm ST.
DALLAS. TEEAS

u GuI.s T. = a IN q -
WADE TO ORDER.
Artist Materials. full assortment Paper
Hanging and decorating we give special alton.
tiou 70. JIG will pay you 70 see our stock. and
get our prices before huying. ne-SESD POE
PRICE LIST ard SAMPLES.
HAMILTON X YOUNG. sos Fim street
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WAsHIEGroS, June 1G.-IPfees I-Bll9
introduced and referred:
BYE oliet-Granting l6) acres OF the pub
lie domain 10 every ~boDorably discharged
soldier or sailor OF the 'ate war.
BY Deuster-To nrevent and punish prca-
ecution under the United States OF fraudu-
lent claims against 70 reign governments.
By Wood-Calnpg for executive informa-
ton relative to fencing in public lands.
BY Beiford-For the erection OF a Union
ard Confedersts soldiers home At Denvof.
Lowry, from the committee on elec.
tions. submitted q report on b contested
election case OF Campbell vs.. Morey, de-
olaring the contestant entitled to his seat.
Laid over.
Randall. moved the house 20 into COM
mitiec Of the whole on the deficiency ap-
propristion bill.
Aiken, though fsvoring early adjourn
ment, did not think the appropriations
COMMITTEES should monopolize the ime OF
the house.
Randall said tho house had fixed June 30
for final adjournment, and he understood
the dates we're determined upon considera-
ton that the appropriation bills must be
prsssed.
R,ndsll's motion was agreed to-1c6 TO
81. and the house went into committee as
indicated, Dunn In the chair.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-08
WHEAT SBEDING 3 1887.

The demand for my fertilizers has increased
from year TO year, until from the manu- facture
and sale of a few hundred tons in 1870, it
now amounts to many thousands of tons man
utactured and sold annually. deem this the
most substantial proof of the estimation in
which my fertilizers stand with the largest
and most practical farmers of the country. In
every section where my fertilizers have ever
been introduced the demand has increased
steadily from year to year, new territory is
ooened up each year, and wherever introduced
never fails to gain friends, who, when they
have tried it alongside of any of the many
brands of fertilizers now placed upon the
market, decide that the best is the cheapest in
the end, and buy regularly from year TO year.
need only assure my customers that each
brand Of my fertilizers is made of the same
materials which have been used for years, and
that they are prepared in the usual way and
under my personal supervision.
! ask again liberal share OF your patron
age. For the present season publish no GER
tficates, prelering that my fertilizers should
stand or fall by their own record.
Respectfully, G. T. DUNLOP,
June IL, 1884. West Washington, D. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-08
LOOKING THE RRoNG WY

Chairman Jones, of the National Repub-
lican Committee, is looking with longing
eyes in the direction of the Southern States.
He is impressed with the idea that the solid
Democratic South can be broken, and saws
he wants Florida, North Carolina and West
Virginia.
When the war ended the Republican
party had II in its power 10 have done any
thing with the South which would have in
spired its gratitude and awakened its deyo
ton. II chose deliberately TO rob il. Nav,
worse than robbery to brave, proud men, il
put TO rule them those who were the most
corrupt, brutal and ignorant in all the
nation. Under Grant this despolism of the
thief, the beggar and the carpet Dagger was
sitting. II appeared for time that moth
ing could live under il which was at all
clean, stable, or worthy To be preserved.
AND II was pitiful despotsm, too, so
wicked, so cruel, and so unnecessary. At
best II could only last while the fierce pas,
sions of the civil war were upon the North,
and hence IL there had been oven the com.
monest kind of common sense and states
manship among the Republican leaders there
would never have been any solid South in
either sectional or political sense.
Saved, however, from almost utter bank
ruptcy, il not To say confiscaton, by the
Northern Democrats, the South will never
stir hand or foot against It's unsellsh de-
votion TO them until the Northern Demo-
Gratis once more take complete possession of
the government. They saved the South,
and whatever else the South may be ac-
cused OF, il can never be accused, truthlully,
Of ingratitude. 1t is folly, therefore, TO look
to the South for single Republican cleo
toral vote. Chairman Jones will have 10
spend his money elsewhere--thc South is
struggling for its freedom and il will never
take step which will reduce il 10 that
bondage and degradation from which it has
SO lately been rescued.