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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28
WHAT will the harvest be?

CHOLERA has made its appearance
in Europe. Lucky thing that our
streets have been cleaned by the rain.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28
NOTICE.
Meeting of School Voters.

An adjourned stated meeting of the
School voters of United School Districts
80 and Al, will be held on Saturday, June
2s, at 440 p. NJ, at School house No. 80,
for the purpose of adopting plans, and
etc. WM. DEAN, Clerk.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

If the weather continues to increase
in heat it will be just hot enough for
Democrats at the convention in July.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

BAYARD is the best man the Demo.
Gratis can nominate for the Presiden.
tial race He will win.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

WALL street, a perfect mae!strom,
grinds out on an average of one sui
eide day.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

THE Cecil fair managers are work
ing hard holding adjourned meet
ings.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

MORE plentiful every day-The
absconder and defaulter
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

THE average railroad man now
adays appears 10 be rather a slippery
fellow, at the best.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

If you appreciate The LEDGER
come forward and pay your subscrip-
ton.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

The seaside resorts are doing well.
The weather has been in their favor.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

believe we can sell you Good
Goods at half prices, we will
prove to you by a fair trial we
can sell you Clothing for
yourself Or boys at the most
reasonable prices, and on the
most satisfactory terms.
We know the ready Cash is
the great lever to make prices
low, and we use it.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the estate Of
tho deceased must present the same, duly attest
cd to the Administrators, on or before June 18th
1883, or abide the Act OF Assembly in such case
made and:prOvidcd.
JOSEPH W. POWELL,
JAMES POWELL.
Address, Newark, Del Administrators,
jun2l 2m
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE,-A two scat carrige,
Shifting top; only used seven weeks. A
bargain for cash. Apply at
June29-2t This Office.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

Vegetation, parched by IL months
draught, was given new life by
bountiful rainfall Wednesday night.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28
STEAMER WILMINGTON
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE

From April Goth to June Goth, is the
best and safest time for the CASTRA-
TION OF COLTS. II. ]. HANLEY,
Veterinary Surgeon, 107 Shipley street,
Wilmington, Del, CASTRATES Colts
on the most Improved and Scientific
method. Fees reasonable. Clubs, of five
Colts, SO each. Apply to r. J. HANLEY,
V. s., No. 107 Shipley street, Whining
ton, Del. Orders by mail attended to.
mar86m
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2 REGISTERS ORDER.


REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Del June 18th. Iss4 I
Upon the application of Joseph w Powell and
James Powell, Administrators of William O.
Powell, late Of White Clay Greek Hundred
in said county. deceased, II is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Administrators
aforesaid give notice of granting Of Letters of Adj
mtnlstratlOn upon the estate the deceased with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing udyer.
tisements to be posted within forty days from the
date OF such Letters in six Of the most public
persons having demands against the estate to
present the same. or abide by an Act of Assembly
IN such case made and provided; and also cause
the same to lie inse ted within the same Period in
the DELAWARE LEDGER, Il newspaper published
in Newark, and to be continued therein two
months.
49, Given under the hand and Seal of
}sEAL. Office of the Register aforesaid at WI.
- mingtpn, in New Castle county iio e.
said, the day and year above written.
). @. BIGGS, Register.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

Jno. Kelley will notsupporl Governor
Cleveland, aud hat settles Grovernor's
chances for the nomination.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

FOR SALE;-A No. 9 Manufac-
turers Singer Sewing Machine. Only been
used one year E. +. OCHLETREE.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

According to what the Blaine
organ say the election of their candi.
date, there is but little use worrying
about another candidate. If these
papers are good prognosticalors why
then all right but if not, what then?
s,,p,,,,...,,pL,otay4rtIS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
PRIDE 40 1ItE Ciry-rHE NEW
LtsDsLEy BUILDING.

The threo,aiory building fiftv by ninety
feet, recently erected on Main atreet by
Colonel Phillip LiGdsley. 10 an ornamsnt 10
that part OF the city. All OF the hrst tloor
and the rear part OF the second door, IL GO.
cnpied by the IN 'mmo,h whole vile aud ra'
tail music emporium OF q. III. Eigards,
The 'front.' part OF the econd floor 10 aTfang-
ed into elegant oillcss. occupied by the
BrGdstreet company, tho Southwestern
water supply company, Stone Sons 4 Co.,
and Lindsey 4 Bradford. The third door
contain the best ventilated, best lighted and
most elegant and comfortable sleeping
roQma 10 be found In the city. The interior
arrangement o, toe second and third loord
Is somoth ng new ia Dali is, and will we'll re-
pay visit from those who have not seen IL.
The stairway from the street IL on one side
OF the building, and enters lateral 0r side
hail hitcsn fest wide. BY an Arrangement
al once striking and perfect, large wndoss
throw a constant Hood OF lirnt 80 both The
halls of the second aud third hlofs. The
Lindsley building adj bins the Herald build
ing ANA being the same height, aud IN mar
mouy OF style, they tog' tier, present the
htndsomest busiues, ir9rt Ia ths city.
On the seo,nG floor ofthe Lind.ley builu.
ing are Law offices OF Lindsey 4. Bradford,
which TOR elegance, convenience and com.
llri, are probably uot surpassed anywhere
in the south The main ortsanop, ut The
end 81 lofty, wei lighted ball. III cen ieeO
wide, sniera "A cosy nuti.r00m. Ga one side
folding doors open INTO a room fourteen by
tweniy.seven ieet, which il Colonel D-Dd.
ford'a office. On the other tid0 folding
doors open INTO a room fourteen by twenty
ieot, with It's own separate outside entrauce
witch is Mr.. Lndsloys Office. This lGst. in
tufn, oy folding doors, opens into hall
rraCllDg to the rear Oi he building. With
doors closed, four working apartments are
IN order, all thrown open, they stretch
iucty feet from end 10 end. Attached 10
the compartment Is "a store Gwry room"
for fuel, water, ETC. The wslls and focra
are covered 9Th elegant pGueriug aud CAR
pets, IN perfect harmony with each other.
a well selected library, aud every conyon.
iouce IN furniture give 10 the law Offices on
unm siskab'e atmo sphere o:ele ganoe, taete,
comfort and business prosperity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
Exciting wrestling Match

CLEVELAND. o, April l2-Ma sads Sara
kichi and Andre Christc wfestltd mixed
match tonight in the city armoiy btfore a
large attendance Thomas Curry was re-
fierce. Professor Joseph DAnley seconded
Sarskicni and Duncan @. Ross
seconded. Christal. who was the unk own
Ross NJ s,ched against Sorekioni last Tues-
day. The fret bout, Japsnesc style, wes
won by Sorakichi in ten seconds, Uhristal
goirg TO the floor ON oil tours, aver two
collisions, Sorakichihu,tinT im twice about
the neck. The second hou', catch az CATCH
can. vas won ny Christa in tour minutes
by the leg and bali Nelson l1oS Aiter o
lively and exciting struggle The third bout,
japanese style, was Won IN thirty
seconds by the Japanese, who
butted like an animated oattering
ram ard slapped and scratched | be fight
ing school gir, mu n 10 CnrstsPs disgust,
TIE fourth bout was won Chris'sl in SIX
minutes after an excet ding br, * q ID IN.
feresting contest, by The dy lock. Inc
final bout was determined by To-. The
Japanese won by jam in niteen seconds
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

WAsnIS0ros, April i2-[Pfess lat the
cabinet Iueftlng last Friday IL was decided
o have exhibits made rom various depart
ments al tho government
at the Woild's Industrial aud
Cotton Centennial exhibition, which
opens It Now Ofleans nett December, aud
to-day President Arthur. through Secretary
Frslinghuysen. issued en- executive order
similar To tho ono Issued by General Grant
In the osso Of thu Centennial exhibition.
The order Ttcltaa that 10 Is desirable
that from the executive department OF
the government of the Usiled States
IA which there may be ar.
lio'os suitable for the purpose
extsT dei, there thouid appear suoh articles
and material 90 will, when presented
la collective exhibition | lustrate the
Injections and administrative faculties OF the
government In time Of peace and It's ro>
sources as g war power, md thereby serve
10 demongtratst the nature Oiour Institutions
md their adaptation 10 tho wants OF the
oople. Tho order further inairucts the
heads Of tins eyeral departments 10 select
snitshle person, al OF whom when select d
fhau form board, which shall 10 once
communicate with the board
relation 20 such matters ps may
be connected with The subject. Tho corn.
missioners Of agriculture nud education nre
alec m sda mGmbefa OF this hoard. This b.
regarded hero a. she most important meas.
ura that has yet been adopted In favor OF
the great exposition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
SpringcI's Deadly Blow at Oillclal
.Patronage-Jack Evans Views.
A Barren Session of The lioast -Na-
ti0ual Figures.
nIsceIlaueou, Washington News Items.
sI,rcIAL guNiMAnY.

WAtH Moron, April ~ -iSpeoial The
Springer bill nrop0sss 10 change toe com.
pensatlou oi u lied States marshnls from
fcsa TO salaries and makes many important
ehanHsb Ia the law. Oaly QUO deputy mar.
shall ind Que clerk ara allowed FIR eaan dis
Atfict at Fala'iss Of 81 900 per anuum, the ap-
Continent OF deputy maishal ~ beoonnfm.
u by the attorney general. Salaries oi
'boutneTn marshAla vary from 80 0OO 10 49,
600 per nnnum. The clmmittee agreed 20
reduce the tlme VA winch suits for oiienses
Against the revenue laws may ne tried "a
the United Strte, courts from hge 10 two
l years.
Y Nothing was done Ia the honse to-day,
keep, skiriaishlng against going INTO cam
'mitiee III the whole on she pension bll
until o'clock. The remainder OF the
SESSION was taken up on oulDgios upon the
hte Mr.. HerndOn, III Al-huma.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
FOErY-EiCaTH Con CBEss - FIGST
SESSION.


! WAsuIsdroN, A pril r. Press l-RsHg'r
/ from lbe clmmittee on Commefg', report
ed Jacg Che resolution calbugOn tho sec'e
tarv OF the treasury for copies of any cor
rssDOndeaca nov pending with suD9Tdila
officers OF customs AZ New York ns TO D.,
Interpretation otseCu0n ] 16i a. The RI,
Wis Il Statutes ard Clyii ssrVice 'aw wits
reference 10 preference given 10 appoint
ments to honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors.
Reports were submitted.
BY DJrsheImar, from the commit go on
judiciary. 10 make bills 0f hiding oonclu-
sve evidence Ia csrtsin cases, Placed on
the house calendar.
BY Poland from the same committee
regulating Appeals from supreme c1urts Of
The territories PiaGed on ths houss cal
endsr.
b, Green--FIom tho committee on agri-
culture, for the relisf OF irult-gco Vers uu0
81 encourage the cultivation II fruit, Re.
ierred to the committee ot the ynole. IL
allows irui.-grOwers 10 manufacture bran
b. from The product OF their orohards WITH
ont tie payment OF tax.
BY Skinner From tbs committee on
post.o fiices and posl-fOads, granting letter.
carriers and clerks IN iirst'class Offices thin
W dayq leave Of absence each year. Placed
on the house calendar.
BY Lowering the committee on
la cor, for this adjustment OF occounie OF
laborers arising under tho eight hour law.
Raferred 70 the committee OF the whole.
BY Kleiu-r-From the committee on
slcoholic liquors trfflis (f0verse'y) TO re-
strict the use Of distilled spirits to toe arts
and manufactures. Placed on the house
calendar.
Az the conclusion OF tue cat, Thompson
moved 10 re sciud the order under which
the house had been considering The public
bulldogs bills, adopted NJ ondsy leet. he
contended the order was u general or
stan ling order. and Liable, therefore, to
repeal, while on the other hand 10 wes
maintained it was a special order, which
expired by lis own lmitation Only.
The speaker was clearly OF The opinion
that the motion was not Il privileged one,
but as it was nov quest on 'he preferred
20 submit its decision 70 tne house which
determined-yeas AZ nays, l0l 1t was not
a privileged question.
Public buan, rs was then suspended aud
the house proceeded TO the oQr siaprstion OF
resolutions exprsssige OF regret nt the
death OF the late Thomas II. Herndon. of
Alabama. After eulo2ies by Jones, OF Ala
bama, Farley. Horr, Do@d, Culoerson, Of
Texas, Henderson, Hernert, Shelly and
Oates, the house AS u mark Of respect for
the memory Of the Deceased adjourned,
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WASHINGTON, hqfil i2-[Prsss. IAN.
drew j Evans, United ststee dis rict attor-
ney q the western district Of Texas, wac
baiore the Springer committee to-day and
sxAmised relative 40 abuses in the present
system If paying United States attorneys
Gnd msrshals. lie favored a change from
the foe 10 The salary system: thought Inc
seryices oi m.rshals could be ohfoined
throughout ths United States for SO 900 an
nuRlly aud sCiuil expenses, ana said he
las gilliog 90 acc'p. eslgrg OF 81 eco as
Uniied States attorney ivr tbs district he
repreEeutsd,
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Pic ture Fr a M G >

MADE TO ORDER. ~
ArtiNF NaI+uar fuii assortment Paper
Unurirg sud Upelrr inE we give -p csl -tten.
lion 10. 10 will pay 1Uu o. SEQ ou' stlos,-stnd
get our ~ rcs before bus fog. ry-s lNlI POR
fRCE LIST md sAMri FS
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tNsunNNcn RATES.

MIR. J. +. DsrRan, OF tie insurance firm OF
Dargsn q rr,Zsytut, and member or The
state board OF underwriters leaves for Ca
ygston shor ly, 80 90 present ~ toe meet.
ing Of the board in that city On the
% inst. He feels confident ta1t
the rstfs OF Insurance viii be increased Iu
Galveston, Corsicara, Greenville, AIhp. g.,
end perhaps Houston, Austin, Sal AI-
ionio and Fort Worth. Dnllus alone 10 Che
only oitv OF prominence where lae r.ts
will remain unchanged. This increase
IA rates Is due B. ,he fact that nearly every
irsurance c0muauy doing business in The
stGte has lost money oy the frequency OF
fires and .lbdeqnats means OF protection.
" "a possible that the rates
will be Unchanged 10 Son Antonio, Hous.
ton and Au tn. but 1t Is quite osrtaiu the
rate will boz advanced ia nearly al tht
small towns ~ the state.
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Worth and rot into his good graces. A.
the Pacific depot his nco,mplloe, who. had
been out OF slght all the time, rushed ny 20
had arrived and II he wanted them shipped
40 once he must pay the irtishi
bill slO5 Hs bad only a check for VI 900
on ths City N .tional bank Of Dallas. on
which he got GrAyhurst 10 advance him
the Sl05, telling him ne would have the
check cashen NJ the UniOn depot. lie was
very elaborate IN his directions ~ how TO
veen the Pacific and Union depOts tht
slick thief gave Grnyhurst tho tlin and LETT
lhe train. Gray had the ~. 600 check,
however, which OF course was bogna, and
the sentlsmap was very much Hiddsr
and wiser man nnd hardly thinks he will
ever le, another stranger talk =, hm on
a train ia the future.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
AppIrIoNAL rnrsoNAL MnarloN

ADDITIONAL PERSONAL MENTION.
MIR. +. =. Grirtau. of Terrell oud Mr
L. =. Nelso1 and Miss Kate Nelson, h.s
guests, arc 81 The Wiud.Or
George A. Kuieht, OF tho VGndalia line,
rs li the Windsor.
James Aiken. superintendent Of the
reNbs division Of tho Pacific express COM
plny, WiJp heGtqlAuef1 as IeNarE1nh, j.
iu the city.
j. W. Putnam, spOndCnt OF tAt
Galveston News, was in the city Yesterday,
A O. the So. George: Dr. Il X Compton, Dr.
W e Woil0ro Allen; IS Al Brooks, BlEtI0p,
Texas; NJ II Fnri'nat7n, New York; j G
Wells, Cucinuaii. Ohio; j II Browmau,
Piano; b J1hn-t)u, Creston, lows 4 G
Pratt, San Francisco CRi'orri; = p Lake,
s.. Louis; o A Wen " a McGFreor, New
York; j + McCiondon Gr1esbeck; John
Ritcan. Fort Worth; Joseph aing, ANDY
Laing, Westheri1rd; ii Jackson, Plano;
" Fey, Chicago; Misses. Albine, New Or
leans; ! w Brady, Cleburue; o i Lu 2.
Marshall; A Addineton, Gaiueiyilie j II
Carey, Denison; j IL Cptole, Alyarado,
IA Parrish, Cincinnati. OHIO; W III Chanel
Ter, Plano: Or w Il BROOKS. Boston; M II
Farmiugion, New York; o Wells, Cir
ciunau, ONO; j II Bowman, Plano; w W
Shales, Ffedonii, Kansas; A N Spinner,
Ennis; John Soderstrom, Independence,
K nsas; q 3 Brisooe, Texas; 1 s Curtin,
Ennig
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CRUSHED UNDER CARS.

At 1901 night iutorm,ton was re-
ceiyed at the new DEPOT that q msugled
bodv was lying beyond the rser near the
tresilss. A baggage truck ana hands were
sent 10 the spot, medical AID summoned
nad the sufferer removed TO
a suitable place. Ii appears tbs, he went
stem with his arms on The track ard was
nm over BY the vest-bound F4xss Il Pa
cifjc train. His name l. W. s Womsck;
he halls from Jewett, Leon oluntv; is a
farmer, perhaps IS years OF are. The in
inrjes sre necessarily fatal, his AIMS being
crusbed ints sLspeless ruin and berg also
ipiured on the head nrc ,ncnlfers'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
NATIONAL FIGURES.

WAsHBoroN, April l2.-fPress. l-rh,
value OF exports ~ 0reedsiuis tor March,
1881, ia Si0,45s 400 against tl76il, SS2 f'r
tLs ssme month last yesT; Tor the nine
mOntha ended March 81, 1854, 1920 70S 90
against SlG7 27S, o25 for the same period
last wear.
A statement prepared no tho post oll1e
dfpar ment SHOWS that while ibo revenue
than for the corresponding quarter @, The
preceding year, the issue OF tWC.ccnt
stamps exceeded 10y u per cent. the com.
hlued issue Oi tao ana three.c1ut stsmpa
Tor That quarter. The issue of postal cards
has ieliof oil about 1900 600 pieces riuoa
tae Inauguration OF the twc-nent rate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
DALLAS DATA.
Battle Royal Between Five Tfamps
and a Conductor.
Texas Truuk Talk-Aa Important II
snrance Item.
Other Matters, Local In Nature,
FIGmTIN0 TRAMps.

IT T'fFF F1NN q ffIFHFF ~
Five trnmps on the east.bound train over
the Texas & Pa,iiic due here Mt 500 y. m.
made matters rather lively yesterday. They
boarded the train nj Arlington and Insisted
on having free ride 10 Dsllas, but the con
ducior seriously objected 10 carrying 30
many live corpse on his string OF second
hrnd collins, aud proceeded at Grand
Prairie to fire tho gang on. Some Of
tina, tho train vas stopped 10 see what lhr
effect was. when Que OF the gang threr u
stone through The window, sha,ienng ihu
glass ami aiFiSing he conductor on The
neck, ifii'cting a severe wound. liss.l-
gers opened IRE on the gang, hnd on' NJ me
number WIS run dOwa aud cap,ufgb aud
brought 20 tb'B city, and IT'S sid .urn.d
over TO IA ohl,et. yet he is not dooEe,sd 1T
any Ot thu pr'.nns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

Sour Wells.
Mrs. Mary Peterman, late OF San An
tonic, and lady OF many years experiences
In the hotel business. has ttted up and re-
furnished the Sour Wells hotel. and she
nov takes pleasure In sun,uncing u her
friends ana the travelling public that the
hotel will be & st elias, In every particul AZ;
the table supplied with the best tae market
afflris FOOD sample rooms. Hot aud cold
water baths c,nnected with the h lfel. Bag
gage delivered free to any part Of the city.
ALEx .sDgR GER lnnr,
Business Manage.
Sulohur Springs. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
WHAT gnE LAWYERS say

The Hthgow Manufacturing company, Of
LOUSY lie. the Excelsior Stove Woke, of
Qllrcy, Illinois, oud Huey Il PliIps, 10
their attachment suits against a. D. SEX
az, Rie represented by tina Law firm OF Lills-
ley & Bradford. These attorneys cay they
do not rue attachment suiis without kGoF'
Ing what hey are shout.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
uNDELIyERs0 TCLECTA,Is.

Messages on hard at the Western Union
$3.50 20 1880 y. IN. and from $3.50 TO $3.50 p.
~; BIZ Graham, j. O. McNelus, Harry
Watles. Frees & SON, Chetles Thompsoi,
w. II. Hitch y. J Rods, f. @ More, Mr..
Paterson 7. strolicr,A d. Seixas q. II.
Turner, Schneider e Dsvi., ~ Mrs Klitie
Shaw Strauss. q Levy, ". W. Bryant,
Alex Sanger, A, d Il. Mittepthal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
IT NEVER RAINS on EASTER.

This is Easter, and the old proverbia
saying that 70 never rains on u ,sler cay Il
sbbut 30 be again reslizsd. a pretty daj
Is therefore promised Tor delightful drive
II You want s'yhsh turnout, pheton OF
buggy, AIR. Ell Martin az his Maia street
furnish you Just the article. His horse.
ara ol The genilest and fnstest in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
ANNnXArIoN or EAST pALLAs.

For some tune past there has been o feel
ing on the part OF the residents oil East DEl.
las 20 come into the city-Dsllag proper
and this feeling IL dolly Increasing. TheF
may feel little piqued over the mat er.
yetit IL iect that his beautiful suburb is
willing now 40 cast her lot v ith Delns prop
er. and ~ viii not be long Il the child IS uoI
irillad with before 10 will ilse back with g
- Che arhe OF iis mother who will be ie-
ilig1d 10 WDlgome IL.
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NOW Drng Firm.

Mr. NJ. II. Hickoy. druggist, has removed
rom his former stand. No. Cos Main street.
nue door west to the corner OF Tain and
Lamar streets, and sssociat d himself with
name and style Of HickoI 4 Patterson.
Trey keep clrps Of polite. attentive. effic.
lent clerks. tki,lful eompoundeTs. and the
store il open day and night. Goods and
PRESCRIPTIONS are delivered To any pert oil
the CITY tree of charge. The store nss sele-
phone connection. They carry iull and
complete line OF Drugs and druggists sun
drfea
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OyiLLA. April Correspondent s. J.
There wsa sad accident ut Ogiilf yes,er.
day. One Of rom Kessee's children was
aud Bob Hsmerioh we're fixing the lock OF
an old rife ard il went off and shot he hoy
through he temple. blowing both eyes out.
CHARLEY Kssiee was holding the gun when
il went or and he has been crsZy ever since
don't know any thing They fount Aim
iying An ne granary ouS az shiloh tA,s
norviup
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
CENTRAL ELEvroR COMPANY.

A. en- ANIMAL meeting OF the stockholders
of Central elevator comp acy held rt office Of
the company on SATURDAY., April 18th, 1881,
the following officers were electet for the
ensuing year; l.. W. Oglesby, president: D..
Il. Rsinwater, vice.presdsut; A. w.
Sisarns. secretary. Directors: G W
NJ oun,c,s,le, L. W. 0klesbv, W. f. Wool.
ford. G.. w. Bowman, r. V Tompkins, D..
Il. Rain water, A. w. Stearne.