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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
Dissolution Notice.

j. n. Manuel by mutual consent
this day withdraws from the firm of
Fakes " Co. Tho liabilities are as.
sumed by Fakes " Co., who will con.
tinue The business.
w. n. FAXES,
b. +, FAKES,
w. q. TURNER.
J. n. MANUEL.
Fort Worth, Texas, March -, 1854.
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NEW TIME TAB 1E
Taking Eject February 10, 1884.
xtseouaI PACIFIC

xiseouRI PACIFIC:
NoHrH. Arrive i~ay
n l52 tlsily."".".......o.., ilV r. u
\ 1854 daily...,...,".,.....siOp.m M 300 p' n
ScUrG,
NO. lbl dally.............'Ssop ~ M ron -,
No. 1872, north.boubd, runs 70 Hannibal
connects Whltesporo Tor sherman an'
Te ut Nevada for Kansas CITY; n
OF 1t. Louis. n
o. l5i norih.bound, runs 10 ~. Louis
connects nj Nevada Ior hhnhhh lity, ~ 30
onlis for Hannibal -. ,,,
No. Isl. sonth-bound, stops nj Fort Worth
No. f6S. south-bound, runs To AUSTIN and
San Antonio.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
wrsr. Arrive. Leave.
No, sol $50 p. IN. 500 p m
No. af daily except Sun..S3O q, m. 300 H. M.
EAST.
M ,s,i daily .,,,,.........d:O0 u. IN. 1:l0 n. M
No ssB ally exceet sun.t,31 y. IN. Gao r. m.
No. 30 daily except sun 100 a. m
No sol, wcst-boupd, runs To vi Paso.
No. S07, westbound, runs between Dallas
No. sos, wcst-bound, runs between Fort
Worth and Marshall.
No, S0i, ensl- bound, runs to New Orleans,
Memphis and ST. Louis ,,,
and Dallas. ,
No. 300, cagtbound, runs between Fort
Worth and Marshall.
FoRr WORTH AND DENVER CITY,
Arrive. Leave |
Horth.houud daily ...,.,...... 7:0J u. IA. |
bouth bound daily IN.
GULF. COLORADO AND SANTA FIT.
Arrive Leave.
New Orleans, Houston
Galvoston....,,.,..".''.;.. Ii'o) p h i'No IT, Il"
Lampasua. Cloburne
Temple. LIS p. m 1O;Ao.a. m
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A Secondhand

Soda apparatus FOR sale, In good condition T;
price low. WIN be sold on easy monthly pay.
ments,ii desired. Address for Information
u, y, Gates, care OF capera Brothers, Fort
Worth, TeXnk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

a wen assorted stock of goods
affords pleasure to the purchaser, who
naturally wants the latest STYLES i'm as-
olted patterns il they come that way
we are here to satisfy the demands Of
Ihe public, and that we do it is proved
by our stock, our sales and our cns.
toners. N''
WASHER &c AUGUST,
Cor. Houston and Fourth streets
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Notice,

obituary notices, resolutions of respect and
coincidence, etc, viii be published ns advor
usemen,s In the GAZETTE, and charged Tor at
the rate OF Ave cents u line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

Inc Kate Greenaway party has been
cnaiiged TO n calico hop, at the re-.
quest OF number Of the members of
ane ,. +. Z. club. The hop will occur
nhnfsday evening" next, instead Of
ffday. II. Il. SMITH,
$. b. BURNETT.
w. A. GARNER,
Committee of Arrangements
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
A Charter Oak Purse.

Hartford, Conn, March %. The di.
yectois OF the Charter Oak park voted
% offer q $4,000 purse for the 2 20 class
~ the circuit meeting next summer.
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a Call.

Mr.. l.. Z. Root will allow his name
to be used as u candidate Tor alderman
of Third ward. He will receive the
support of many voters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
SILVER LOAF BAKING POW.
DEltS are firm and fresh.

shiioh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold
by us on guarantee. Itcures consumption.
Il, N. Brunswig X Co., Wholesale and retail
ngents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

gett's addition to city, 500; ,oo.o.
Jos. Nugent to John Doe, iOoSoo
feet of block %. city, $50. -
In all there were sixty-three Trans
fcrs aggregating s81,299.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

MN ,on suffer with dyspepsia and liver com.
pN'iht' shlloh's Vitallzer is guaranteed 10
cure You. L. N. Brunswig & Co.. wholesale
and retail agents.
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And also of the Celebrated
BE NnnNincpd.

Call at once and examine the stock
OF Cantrell u billiard at 900 Houston
street and be convinced that the en-
TIRE stock of diamonds, watches, clocks
and lewelry is being closed out at cost,
Come early and secure bargains. No
auction or bankrupt stock. All goods
new and stylish. 200 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
l,lnnnes-

A handsome lot of Prar.b obi,.
tV Willis }ns. received by the Fort
N"ina company.
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Soft and Stil,

Hats In all grades, shades and
Shapes. We are outiltters for all man.
KIND. Washer q August, corner
Houston and Fourth streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
We Arc Showing

An attractive line of summer I'M
derwear for gentlemen. Our lire of
hosiery and handkerchiefs is also
worthy of inspection, to say nothing
OF our line of neckwear. Washer K
August, corner Houston and Fourth
streets, w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

Gold-banded china In quantities to
SUI purchasers at the Fort Worth
China company. ''h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
For Sale.

lafues wishing to buy any OF DIR. Hartlsv,s
no.'n american Cure can set II az Hotel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

SILVER LOAF BAKING POW
phits never disappoint the bread
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

an ladies' approve OF your smoking
Little Joker.n 0N'ns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
wem.Drcssed Gentlemen

are seen passing out Of our store fire.
quently. They come in looking
"seedy," we fit them out and as our
goods are choice, they are in style
when we are through with them. Trv
us. washer y August, corner Hous.
ton and Fourth streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

SOFT hats still hats walking canes,
silk umbrellas. 'e''
WASHER e AUGUST,
Cor. Houston and Fourth streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

Ask your grocer forSILVER IOAF
BAKING POWDERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
Warm or Cold Baths.

Warm or cold water baths at e.
Gutzman's ON Main street. No wait.
lng-you next. Six chairs. Also
Vapor and indicated baths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

y line lot OF bird cages just received
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

POWDERS. A M ~ :"
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CONNECTIONS,

CONNECTIONS,
Al Fort Worth ufth me T. Il r. RI, No. Pdc
NJ, r. Il p Ry t7rdnScol,iiRontnlD irisioni. n
W. e n. c. RyJor Wichita Rats and intey's,ie.
di0,c points. Al Dallas tciih The Il e. r. No. Pdc.
N. & W, DirisioJD, gctos Tf,Hnk, oild H. &c n O.
RN. JoT al points on those tines. At tielurnr
nsHl ne DtAdS Dirid0n d., O. Il ~ n. RdiiicdH.
At Morgan iriM he N. d 2. c. R'V .fo, Rico, Al
opdndc!, Dublin, Cisco and Aibdt1. Al METRE.
ror cth me ., e ~. j.. RI, i0cdi passenger and
cypress Ior all points on that line. AZ Templc
lIh ne Ldmpds1S DipiSiOn O., @ e ~ H. nm
No. i'dc Ky llr fiaks6oro and other points on
MAJ Inc. At Milano tCih The L6 g. ~. H. Il. I'm
.ius,ir, Sun Antonio, laredo, and an poinls II,
S1WheTa Merico. At Somprville ujhthe EaStci'n
BftfSfon a., @ & 81 H. R'y. At Brenhan tcith
,lm ne ~ & 2! e. R'yJor Ledbeasr, Gidlings,
hcI,dde and dustin. At Arcola o,ih ne I.
e o. ". R.R. Gor Cbi,mbid and t0,pHs IN
s,agIr n county. NJ Houston With ne a., III
y. 4. RHJor al points rest and lpeSt OF HoVS.
on, fac'uiia0 Ne,p orleans, San AHfonio and
W idsg. III & Y. q R'y Jor Henipstead, Cb,;si
ana Shefpan, Dcntson aud intermediate points |
v, Jcgas from Noc0gdoches
tOr Iurther Information address T. T. Eos. /
'lCh. Ticket Agent, Fort Worth.
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
General Passenger Agent. Galveston.
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tobacco. 'N ihs
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Gulf Colorado & Santa 70 ny,

The Only Route Running Solid Through
Trains Daily each way between
FORT wORTHAN GALVESTON
MOVEMENT OF TRAINS.
Galveston. Houston and Intermediate Points.
I,1 he q We. FORT WORTH ,j A5r =, so.
Lampasas and intermediate Points.
lo: aS% q. IN. FORT WORTH l Ar q. No.
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POLITICAL.
TOH MAYOR.

lAJE ARE AuTBO DRIED 10 ANNOUNCE
w Co, D. T., SmithHr ~ candl dAtc for re-
election to the oflicc OF mayor, Election Tues
tipy, April LIST, 1854
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ALpERMAN-rr,sr WARD.

l., LEXANDER DESIRES TO AN
u nounce hiIuselfns n candidate for alder
man of the lst ward. Election luesdny
mil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

c. NJ. FRY IS A CANDIDATE FOR All
ALDERMAN of The First ward. Election Tues
day, April !, 1851.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w Captain Julian FCild Ms IL candidate for
alderman OF the second ward AT the approach-
Ing election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

IOHN W. TURNER DESIRES TO AN
u noupce hlnselfas ~ c0ndidnte for mayor
uf the city OF Fort worth at the coming cIoc-
lion To be held April T. 1851
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ALpEuNlAN-ruInu WARD.

A uGuST IiuMMEL ~ BEFoRETHEPEO'
"A pie MS n candidate Tor alderman OF The
Second ward. Election Tuesday, ApIil !, 81.
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LONGvIEw.

LosdvIIw, April I'll lorrespondence.J- J.
Mu. j. u. Talby, tho vito OF q promln, al
mill owner, whose death WAS noted IN the
HERALD short time nso, died this morn
l'R oil typhoid isver. tuperinduced by tbe
, fatigue from nursing her husband In b ,
| last Illness. One unfortunate feature IL Biz
small children are lett.
Three young men were driving yesterday
afternoon with q pair OF viii borea. Tue
horses ran away, aud IN attempting to turn
shem into n lane To atop them, the dIiye'
turned too Hhort, ran them into u tree aud
the whole party vers thrown to the X ound.
Two were badly bruised aud are very sofe
this morning.
An aquatic bird OF the species common '
known Aa water hen" n,inR over the
tow0 this morning struck telephone wire
aud was instantly killed.
Captain Cundin returned from his New
NJ xican jaunt yesterday and reports MN
Ing interests Of The most promising CHAR.
actar.
Mr.. ABBEY. the secretary OF the Press ssso-
citation, requests me to ask that you will
make pubiic that passes will be iutni-he
toe members OF the association who will
attend toe Dallas meeting, over the OOuli
.ystrm, Santa Fe, Texas d Sc. Louis. Bun
sst aud probably the Houston 4 r-raa Cen
ira. Some of the lines will restrict the
passes to ono representative to eacn pape' +,
anu none will furnish special trip passes .
those already provided with transportation
on account Of advertising, etc. H. also
requisite immediate application be made to
him that he may send the passes In time.
A cold, dissgreeab'e wind IL blowing, q
mild type Of norihers
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PALESTINE.

PALESTINE, April 6-[Corrcspondence J.
The republicans Of Anderson county We're
out In large numbers IN Saturday night to
attend the county convention. IL was held
In the new liorar, hal! and presided over
by Mr.. George NJ. Dilley, as cnairman.
Thomas d N synIs gs Il ,cte secretary.
II was explained that the meeting was
called on that evening as H. tue time OF
publication OF the H. che chairman OF the
county committees uad not been Informed
OF the action q! the state com mittee, liking
the day for such meetings on April IL
, However, the convection re olved To fiuisn
1the bus ness for which they mad oeen cal ed
together, ~ thst courss Was satisfactory
TO all. Nominations were then
called for delegates TO tho
stats convention, aud the following
gentlemen were unsuimously cleo ed: :
George NJ ID ley. james ii sud, Thomas
Hall. Joseph y. Pels, Il, II. B,yd Martin
Uingie. Peter Browr. Gnprge w Burki't.
jrhe county is entitled to eight votes in the
(conveation.
! The county exscu i've committee ives
chosen ns toll ave: George w. Burkitt,
chairman; Dr.. George N, Patten, secretary
and treasurer, AM the following mem oers:
James Hand, J II Pslls, Orrin v Crowell,
Thomas Hall, William Swatnson. q.
Diliey, Martin Hi zle. Peter Weckel, e p.
Potls and william Hewlett.
The convention was in every sense har-
monious and the dele gates elected repre-
sent the very bes, aud most nN.iieent ele.
ment IN the party and are mostly well
known business men OF p ilesrine.
There 10 no ruth in the reoort that Pal
estine has been deprived Of lire prot. on.
A few ivae MIGRANTS have been taken
up, but i the public hydrsnts remain and
are sufficient for ii purposes.
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CulOtsADO.

CoLoRApo, Aprii TO correspondence. J.
District court aujourued last FRIDAY, b1v-
ing been In ssssivn three weeks. he most
important suit tried duri, x the term w.s
that OF W. ID. hudson vs.. the Texas 4
Pacific railroad. The plaintiff claimed to
have bsen damaged to the amount OF &c.
900 by delay aud q wreck ia tue Transports
ton OF twenty car-ioads ut cattle he ween
this point and Fort Worth. FOWLS IL
Allen Of this city appesri d tor the piainiiff
and Major DAVIS, OF FL Pa,o, for defend.
ants. The Jury rendered q verdict Of
90. 323 % for plant II A new trial was
6rauted. Both sides vi the case wero alb
represented. Judge Wheeler, In CONVERSE
tion with your correspondent, stated that
this was the most interesting case that had
ever been tried before him. Several i'm
portant quits were passed for want OF time.
Attorneys and liug.Dts will hall with
pleasure the time whsn we VIII have i've
Instead OF three weeks term o. court.
The well.known house OF Lawson, smith
\ Co., which was closed some weeks ago
I creditors, was re.,pened to- day, X. q.
r. having been appointed receiver.
ice manufacturing establishment OF
Uriswell & Robinson began operations some
slime since, aud sre turning out two tons
OF ice per day. They will soon be III full
on GRAFTON, manufacturing ginger ale AID
soda water.
The Daily Clipper made its appeara nc
last week, aud Is = meet and newsy sheet.
Tho rainfall last FRIDAY night, though
not as muoh as was needed caused the
hearts OF tne stock msn !, rel 'ics aud has
given quite an Impetus to mercantile
Dureulte.
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WINSBOHsO,

WINsBoEo, April 5-[CorrespondeDce j
The semi. monthly literary exercises py
the young ladies' OF the Masonic institute,
last Friday night, was an occasion Of great
interest and was largely attended by the
people OF this town. The pro- ramwe was
diversified aud highly entertaining. Four
OF the young l.oiss discussed in very alb g
manner the importance and usefulness Of
the broom" over that Of tho 'dish-rag.'
The dish.rag prevailed in the
combat. The high appreciation
in which these exercises are held by the
people OF Winsboro Is evidenced by the
large and attentive audiences that greet
the yourg ladies every two weeks.
A very Interest nR social ps ty was given
at the residence of DR.. Perkins last nisht.
The Masonic institute is in q most -four
ishlng condition.
Substantial Improvements, are going on
in d fferent portions OF the town, and every
department OF business seems TO be pros.
perirg.
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Dallas Dilemma

Dallas has at last walked from long
plu Der, and her property holders seem To
he determined to move grandly 20 the front.
The move hes spirit OF uni about IL that
promises cure success A voluntary assess
meDt OF 2 per cent. unon the assessed value
OF all@propsrty has been LEVIED, ana sue
u-omises rich bonuses TO any company
nu ld,ng roads from here; hut We sur mi,e
that the trouble Dallas will find will o
available outlets upon which t,buiid roar !:
She already has TOO many ronds, whose II :
erest it 10 to bleed, rather than feed, her
q roads that are Interested in terminal
points and care for D,lss only so far ~ 1t 10
a eeder. These roads have sotter posse'-
sion Of III lines which reach ont for the
trade of the surrounding country. The
Houston & Texas Central occupies the
country north and south, tina Texas q
p ,o,fic that east and west. The arm which
wa thrown out to the northwest, and
would have dr. sined all that country, now
occupied by the Fort Worth q Denver,
o d much moro was goboed up oy
ne Gould system and stopped at Denton.
Dallas shoufed Justify when she got this
connection with the Ms ouri Pacific. but
many OF the knowing ones shook their
heads and saw TINT Ii would ZONE day cut
them of from the Rreat nrri h west, just Z
the construction Il the Waco and Cameron
road by the Santa Fe would cut Wsco on
from the south and ell the sesboard t"wos
vest OF Galveston. Nex,, the Santa Fe was
allowed 70 absorb the Dallas aud Ceburne
road, and toereby block de- The wav to
the sou, west. A road south Of southeast
to Sabine or New Orleans seems
% bs the only hipbwsy left opsn to Dsllss.
Bu I Dallas has roads re.ching out In seven
q ff-rent directions. Almost every point
If the compass lie covered, and this II would
seem, ought to give her transportation f.
lite, srd ~ a.e has ANYTHING for sale
ought to fur ish the surrounding county
the means OF reaching her. How much
better then would IL seem for Dallas to ir-
vest her 9 per cent. assessment In mann
factories and shops, which would bring
,rsde over existing line OF roads, aud new
Dads whsr.ver one could find Its way into
the city .-TWaco Exsminer.
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COUNTRY CHRONICLES.
4 Litter OF Letters Spread before Our
subscribrrs.
uusgsts Of News aud Items Of JOurs al
Ism In,ernix,d.
Bsed for tho a,nuine Philosopher.


DAsTLANp. Aprii 7 -fCouespondence J.
6prins sosmsio os IA mag w slowly. lh'
impatient Aimsr 10 nov busv making out
his drafts on mother ear b, expecting that
With good outlay 1T boue aud muscle
they will b. duiy honofed next autumn
6tockmen ara preparing for tne spring
hunt, and are constantly observing the
growth OF tho mesquite grass, ana the
comparative Iron,ihtAc- OF the COW ponies
back bone. The busy tue among farmers
and csttlemsn m ,kes lrnty VI isure tor
the merchant. He aiono nas plenty OF
time TO listen to the cary candidate. aud
he leans across the counter aud yawLa
lastly ~ he listens To ths reasons OF the
aforesaid candidats Tor thinkipg Il utterly
impossible for ANY com binaiion ~ oircum'
noes To even overcome the innuence that
ed him ous.
Not u single stray pony offered for sale
to.day, 10 the Wit and nuipOr of our funny
but very popular Huctioneer has not
sounded 70 relieve the mopotony o! ley
the derrlcks at the new courthouse keep
their constant creak from morn TN
ght As they raisa tins heavy st)ns TO com.
ste the wall.
q. Buii,b E.Q. one OF tho oldest set
OF our county ma memoer OF our
Y efficient commissioners court, DIR We
% town yesterday IN cDmp,ny WITH Mrs
Dung. an estimable lady from Ranger.
ms TRENDS we're not surprised ~ this.
no eau show much sal-
Aantry when among tue fair
onus, but when he called the county clerk
aside aud made few unique remarks
about the improperly Of msn being alone
they were joyiuily surprised Toe neces.
Ssry document was soon forthcoming, and
Judge Black was called dow to the La Rue
hotel to preside over the court. There was
Qlite q rejoicing among the esquires
friends, when /. ey learned ne had won 80
fair prize He has served the county long
and faithfully, ana we'll merits the compan-
iopship Ola aithiui wife.
The HERALD In y welcome visitor and it's
daily advert Is looked tor aith much Inter
est by its fri-rd'
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Garner met up with man, who rode slonI
the road with him q distsno'
Of about Two miles, and a
. movment unexpsctei 10 Mr.. Garner, hi
travelling companion lsveled u large pislo
on him, and ordered him 20 hold no biz
hands. Mp. Garner threw himself on hi.
horse, ON tho opposite eide from bis assail.
ant, wlo hred ~ him; both parties nsed
their weapons rapidly bnt without eii.ct,
further than to wound Mr.. Gamers horse.
Gamers horse followed tho isoinp
party short distance, wherr
the would DO assassin OF Mr.. Garner
mounted him and rode away, ieaving his
own horse, worry tr'filng Que, behind. Mr..
Garner csme home by rail. fhe rse tn
ken from Mr.. Garner wasa very valuable
Rnckwall
Railroad excitement hero IL al fever heat.
Tho weather Is clear and coDl.
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lI,n Tired Out.n

DO NOT think can stand this terrible
suffsiag from the rheumatism much long
or. The pain has not lett me Tor one min.
ute during the last week" am sorry
Tor you, oul it is your own fault. You
should use some OF Ponds Extract. It's
,r.ot In ouick aid sure" Sucn was the
ST ,tsment aud answer made by Two parties
in the WRITER'S presence. aud It Is the truth
Ma other remedy hss cured 50 fuuny cases
of rheumatism, neuralgia, t1othache, ear
ache. ETC, as the OK rsct. Bat in order
that you may not be deceived by an imi-
ta,ion always insist upon having Ponds
Extrars. 1t ID never sold in bulk or by
r,aasnra
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R0Els NAN

s ERMAN, Aprit ST. OIrrespondence. J.
Business IL firm, aud weather fine.
Ou- city council met on Monday evening
and declared the result " the recsRt cleo
tion. On Monday evening the IA h inst,
ths newly elects officers OF the ciy will be
qualified for the duties Of the fufure.
The su Il ct III watsr-worRs was agttated
before the city council last evening and met
with an encouraging sentiment throughout
che CITY. Some eli OF solid capital are
proposing TO engage In 1t AID push IL to
success. Tbev are all men of our own CITY,
, and We may depend on It being completed
VI they begin II.
y DeI p. 90 rby, Of Monroe, Louisiana,
has located IN Sherman and is highly en-.
oouraged over the enterprise and push Of
this loca ity.
The criminal distrIc. court convened
here on ye tsrday add lively times are ex'
pected for some weeks.
n Judge J. r Cowles lett for Austin on the
yoth 70 attend the session of the court oil
appeals. ...ua
the burnt dis riot aud better improvements
ars going to br put up At once,
Denison and g sinesville are both prepar-
ing 10 attend here on the Is b, and lively
time 10 expec'ed.
Dick Bow les. one Of our policemen, re-
sfened last evening, and Almsnd Suonl
Wss appointed in bis stead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09
ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, April s-iCorresI ondenco.l-
Henry Eudsley, ayoung man OF good fam
lily, attempted suicide yes erday. Our doc
tors hailed out the OPIUM with 81 oms ch
pump. aud he was sent nome saddei II
not a wiser man Drinking and losses In
gaming was the cause.
A con.id cradle frost fell last night. Ten
der vegetables were singed, but iruit waf
uni jured.
Weather fire and farming rapidly pro-
crossing. Timber is moving into the mille
In monster loads. Bus ness dull, but more
cash than usual in circul ton.