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irll'. n l'sO, n shows = Republican loa-
~ 2,lir. cleveland'a inRlnililes agsfe
gate h,Gm. c0npafe1 With IiRncOoh's
u lisa nnln NJ iFl, The net democratic
pain IN ana. There are IN counties IN
The state, aud this ratio continued would
reduce the Republican majority Nv
about 1000, compared With Hnfiiold's
i1,TlO la ls-n.
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CONCEDED TO THE DEMOCRATS.

CONCEDED TO THE DEMOCRATS.
TRENTON, Nov. 5.-The Democrats
claim the state by 10000 majority. The
Trenton Times gives the state to Clev"-
land by l,l3I majority. Essex county
gives 1900 majority for Blaine. 1t is
now pretty cert ain Cleveland carries the
state by -,000 ma iari;y.
RLDUCED MAIOrITS,
TRENToN, Nov. Monmouth cOlin-
ty's majority for Cleveland is reduced
to 1000. PidcOck, (Democra) Tor con-
gress, is elected in he fourth district by
300 majority.
NEW JERSEY SAFE.
TRENTON, Nov. D. bulletin The
Times estimates Cleveiand's majority in
New Jersey at 500, and probably carried
the legislature by five ajorty on the
Joint ballot. The senate is Republican
by one majority.
TuEsTATE FOR CLEVELAND.
TRENTON, Nov. 5-New Jersey is un-
doubtediy Democratic. unless Hudson
county should give much smaller ma
jority than is now claimed, viz: 1000.
The Trenton Times has careful esti-
mates from all the counties, showing
that Cleyelaud's majority will be =, 2S3.
Latest state returns indicate Cleve-
""d's majority will be from 5000 to
5000.
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Mr.. VIM. IL. Coyie, ,;DI=i of Fire De
partment, Houston, Texas, writes tina
while i'll discharge of his duties he WI
very severely injured by "A falling wal
He could scarcely move about wnen h.
WAS induced TO try st. Jacobs Oil, tb.
magical pain-reiiever, and TO his sur
prise he was cured Of his laineness.
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Is not n new claimant for popular conf
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There is not household in which this
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for any throat or lung disease suscep-
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
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" Pulmonary Consumption. II Is a
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These are all plain facts, which can be
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AcLnYrI.ANn VICTORY.

tl.EN LAND VICTORY.
II UMuSp, Nov. 5,--Fuller returns
% moro encouraging TO the Democrats,
ana they claim the Cleveland ticket to
NO elected 10y not less rNrn 1900 major
Nv. Republicans s.i.l stand 10 their
cIums ui from 5000 to 5,VOu ma ority for
Blaine.
srILiIN puUBr,
pETtW>rCro, Nov, 5.-ituturns re-
cnived mere from several precincts in
Che Fourth con Iressipual district NJ 10
this morning show Blaine gld logan
i,lGf;C lryDRui mud ilauigiuEs. 2,ai1,
uEpyEII-AN VlCiORI,s,
PITT sLuEa, Nov, D. Blulno's plurality
1T Allrghiny county IL lG,OuU. The iuli
Republican county and legislative
ticket is elected. James II. Hopkins,
Democrat, is defeated 10y James $. Neg
10y In the Twenty congressional
district 10y 1900. Thomas NJ. Bayne, Re
publican, In tho TwoEtv-third DISTRICTS
reelected by 5000 majority.
MAYBr S..
PETEusBURU, Nov. l.-ThC vote Is ev-
identity very close. 30 h Republicans
ana Democrats are claiming IL. Cen
Stilh. Calling, oftho Republican
state central committee, says to-day
that the Republicans will carry the state
lay from 1900 10 1900 majority, and the
uiSlIlct ny bDuuJ iiuuV HlUlOTitg' DIN
dy's majority over Evans, he says, will
be from 1000 TO 5000. Evans, however,
claims the district by from 100 to 500 ma
iOriiy.
Returns from New York are awaited
and read with the greatest Interest.
srLL DEMOCRATIC NEWS.
RICHMOND, Nov. 5.-The few returns
received this morning do not change
the result as heretofore telcgraphed, eX-
IN, Ilft
ing the state by 5000 to 5000 majority,
with seven congressman certain, and a
close vote in the first district.
Official and semi-otlicial returns from
fifty nine counties and all the cities of
Virginia, give Cleveland IL $50 majority.
These returns embrace many of the
large Republican counties and indicates
that the state has give Cleveland 5000 TO
10000 majority. 1t is now certain that
the Democrats have elected eight oil the
ten congressman.
MALONE is MISTAKEN.
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 5.-Demo-
Gratis are claiming the state by 1000 ma
iority. Senator Malone claims il for
the Republicans by 5000. Crowds are
on the streets awaiting the returns.
VIRGINIA SAFE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Hon. Jno. s.
Barbour, chairman Of the Democra ic
state central committee Of Virginia,
saws he estimates on the basis OF dis
patches received by him to-day from all
parts of the state, that Virginia has
given the Democratic electoral ticket
a majority of at least 5000.
He thinks it may reach
10000. At Democratic headquarters at
Alexandria, the majority is estimated mt
from 5000 to 5000.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Latest advice
from Virginia received at Republican
Headquarters is this city ma. ;e majo
rity for Blaine of 1000 to 10 800.
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Gambetta's Home.

The house wnere Gambetta died a.
lie d'Avray, near Paris, is to be bought
number of his friends and refur
as in his lifetime. At present
ns are empty, save for pictures
Res of faded memorial wreath'
Ads, remnants from the fu-
he drawing-room is BIZ
Vi aIlUd flowers, arraiil,eC
n the anniversary of their
iie photographs OF Iii.
in the tribune anc
a corpse lace eacl
Is. Ganbetta's bed
r. faded floral tomb
Gre the bed stood, am
hgs huge Yellow, Immoral
ut by Alsace. Tie OUTLYING
and buildings OF Les Jardies ar,
I'd, including the little .5a,d den
lbn which Ganibetta had made int
kltic library. Visitors are generaii,
Admitted into the house, bat the boust'
knape- declares, according 10 NJ. Clare
tie, OF The Temps, that she has 10 Keep
sparp watch on the English, who woult
rob the garden of every flower and tw.;
to carry away as souvenirs.
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As US AL.
PHILADELE nIA, NOV. 5.-The ilegisla-
tine will be decidedly Republican in
both branches.
THE CONGRESSIONAL DELIGATioN.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The follow
ing meh congressman are elected IN
Pennsylvania:
First distrct-Bingham, Republican.
Second-O'Neil, Republican.
Third-Randall, Democrat.
Fourth-Kellv, Republican.
Fifth-Horner, Republican.
-Everhart, Republican.
Seventh--Evaus, Republican.
hth-Ermentront, Democrat.
Ninth--Hisland, Republican.
Tenth-SOwdon, Democrat.
Eleventh-Stern, Democrat.
Twelfth-ScrantOn Republican.
irteenth-Brumm, Republican.
Fourteenth Bound, Republican.
Fifteenth Bunnell, Republican.
Sixteenth-Brown, Republican.
Seventeenth--Camp Republican.
DECENTRALIZATION, Republican. 1 Z
Eineteenth-DuDcaii, democrat.
Twentieth-Curtin, Democi at.
Twenty frst-Boylc, Democrat.
Twenty second Negley, Republican.
Twenty-third- Bayne, Republican.
Twenty Fourth Jackson, Republican.
Twenty Fifth White, Republican.
Twenty Sixth-Flag, Republican.
Twenty seventh-Scott, Democrat.
At large-Boone, Republican.
Brumm is q Republican-G reenbacker
The Republicans gain four members,
the present delegation standing, Re-
publicans sixteen, including Brumn,
Democrats twelve.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.--Sixty OF the
81 counties in the state, including Phila-
delphia county, Indicate a plurality in
the state of $1,000 for Blaine. Philadrl-
phia county gives Blaine $3.50 plural.
ty. The entire Republican county
ticket is elected in Philadelphia with
the exception of Ridseway, for city
comptroller, who is defeated by Deckert,
Democrat, by 10000 majority.
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ru,usuAv, No'rNutUo,iss',
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Continued on iiIghth Page.
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Indiana.
VERY CLOSE CALL.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Returns are
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NEW York, Nov. 5.-Latest associated
press reports concede the outlook to be
more favorable for Blaine. The coun-
ties in which the lacking districts
chiefly lie are Albany, Allegheny, Cat
tarangos, Cayuga, Chautauqua, Che
noga, Clinton, Delaware, Duchess, rs
sex, Fulton, Hamilton, Hermiker, JET
ferson, Madison, Montgomery, st. Law
renee, Schenectady, Schonarie, $ .euben,
sullivan, Tompkins, Ulster and West
chester
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BROWNSVILLE, Fec. H. Special .l-From
Mstamoras, Mexico, comes the report that
General Porfirlo Diaz has been chosen CHIEF
representative 10 the Nsw o leans eIposi
ton from Mexico. No better choice could
be made. General Dlsz is progressive
man aud Mexico may rest assured that
sbe viii be W, IL sud properly represented. .
General Miguel De Lapens, OF Ma'a.
mCrss. VINO recently accepted tn position
of collector OF customs Of the Vera Cruz
custom nouse, has haen appointed tesrrt -
dc |. Tepubica. This pOaripn is eqr'va-
lot to the secretary of the IRE sIfs or ne
United.StGtes. General Lapen4 is We ! kuo IN
Oh the frontier, hayiHg a. one t,ue been
rngaged in tle mficIptile business in
3 o VGsyl e, AID his appciI tmtHJ TO thi~
rrspousill- pos tion is deserved conn l.
M Mt ano Grariiyi,S To his many frrnu-.
Nt~s h - ist rsnubsd tne city of u H. s.
perate eucJul ter between Custom huu e
gu irds and = nd OF smugglers, which was
fought bout thirty N les east OF Maiam.-
: 70 and rtsultS 9 in the o. AIN Of t%o sA ~
gle!s ard .wo GU tom house guards, and
tue capture OF IS, COO worth OF goods,
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LoYGvIEw, Feb. 12.-T5pecial Had a
severe tlunder storm this morning; chauG-
ed t. coll rain later in the day. BIsi
ness is entirely suspended.
Orders were received at the junction to
abandon Il | freight west till the streams 60
down,
The G. s. and l.. & s. railw4v bridges are
cleared of drift, and are safe from high
water in the Sabine. Men are kept on 1t
night and day to preveLt logs and trees
from making jam.
A negro boy working on farm near
here had his leg broken yesterday bv log
roll ng on him. He cut a falling tree in
two, but did not nolice il was on slope.
and was caught when it began rvlling.
Several suiis have been u!ed in the dis
tricl court by parties TO recover money held
by the Mutual Selt Endowment assccia-
tion for henc Il ,isries who bad no insurance
interest in the deceased mem Ders on whose
lives tney h,ld pr licies.
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q sharp named August Afe1's, sh. ure'
,hsm % 0sly,s,On on the s,sisnsn mh
hal large sum of money dsposiiss IN
u hyfslOn iiTn, which through ieaS roo
osTy he dared net go sl0ne - IS IL
couple paid bis iafs 10 this city and"a hf'
Tiyai, Arc, prohIei DY his oppor uniif aud
FOhb, them Oi every cent ihey had ,lssyinf
them destitute and df fp=ndeni On the ehsI-
" II the maYaf 10 return tnsm "a their
h mes, fne 4 lindsKisrs 0Sn small iaFm
near Alleh's Ranch, and A'@ has been
working tor them Tor snms time
Ths superior e'uFt sIhFmeu; henaFo ",
Wary, from Galvtst "a; Sselg 4 o., Ns,
Brown, from Galveston; T eyinn W, canin,
irom Cameron Wiley 4 Porter vs. Rogers,
from Milan.
Reversed ard dism s'sd; Lev Of al ",
BlaIgenship q Co., iTrm Csligtli Ryan
vs. hTtsF, iFOm DaTtsOn,
Reversed and rrmannsI; Scott W, Scott,
from ofanss; OMEN Va, bgbNn from Gray
son,
Submitted, Texas pspklng & Insurance
company vs.. TugubG a ~, ffsshurger vs.,
Hs.denheimsr, irom q lVs'Ou; AnjeIson
vs., Manlndals & S1hul =, Tram Galveston.
Motion 10 strike 0u' tunmiueG; Frank
lln ", Tieynan, from Galveston,
Leon 4, Hayes the yluis laEyer oil San
Antonio WIN disapprared from his home
recently, was found IN This city t-iay by
Colonel w | lam Hamilton, who came
here in srafoh OF MIN. AIR, Hays, "a
Colonel Hamilton says, Tor somt-
tine, has been lahOring under
mental derangemsnt induced by 10, close
LpI lea,ion ID hooks and is nov not In hts
u mt mind. Colon Hamlllon will take
hi u TO New Orleans, where he has n rlYes
aai friends,
Miss NJ. A. l.. ParwIll purposes issuing
in this " n weekly paper enttued The
Texas six CuliuIisls,
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LOCAL LINES.
Tho Meeting AZ the Merchants Ex.
change Ground broken.
The Very Sudden bea'h Of Mr. II. y.
Underwood.


Tht-s was mesnre ~ ths members OF
/ tie " Icaanis Exchange he'd Yesterday
/ Il . n6 IA, pursuant "a sejouTnment ~ ihrt
1 ID Mlniny, . take further s,eps looking 90
ihs sppias out az pFosTsmms Tor no
ya'tV'riumsi OF tie c'ttla men durins tho
d ltjus OF their e0lyet ton which eonvenes
htTo tie llth OF March. There we're
number 0f the one hundred appointed 40 a
comm. ies present and considerable inter
slt was manifested ihIo . hout the meet
ing PfesidsTI OpIsrLeimer % ,he Er-
change presided aud Mr.. whesloek
acted AsstoTetsiY. fE-sldei O'leh tinrt
sit.T II tiag tue ohlss, oi the meeting, 'a'd
ihs' many Of our lrsdin' einx ins and os,i.
ness nvn nai solicited tue eonv tlon a.
ITS las, nlesIing through Mr.. y q Sliugh-
ter, u hold the eomins convention here:
and COW iE behooysi them 70 be uo and
doing.
several addressed the meeting. among
othsrs Mr. q q. slsueh'er, Captain w. q.
Well, Mr.. IL Il, q. r, Carter. Mr. Slaush'
ter favored the sppo, tment OF feommit'ees,
aud on his suggestion, it was leit 10 the
chairman OF the executive r,mmi,'ee TO
salary q suitable person. shoDl he deem IL
rrnper, "a make it his sps 'ini business TO
look after matters IN general
aud report 10 tue com""trts.
Alter further discussion a. the NJ ter the
Ilowing committees were nppon'ed:
TX x-cptiv- committee: A, op enheimer.
q O. 81 tighter, Mayor ". l.. Cabel, ". L.
sub,erip,ions: U, q. Slaughter, W. IL.
FrprA", W. J. Hal, J. u. Henirfsnn, w.
II. McEstrc. u, Ggots, a. n. Wheltss, l..
Invitation: Jul,u J.. rancljer. @ c.
slaughter. w, q. S,'Ffstt, ". L. GhFGs,
Bal: JSnu v. slurson. J. J. Bu'ks. II.
b Strange, P'ni rursl, sisant.
Paul E-b. Chr,!r sse. W. B Lisntpt
Music: George . ytcr, P'rle-s,r. Cap
We and Frets,A oftiis', Louis R'icher-
Blnqua,: Sam Klein. W. G. Howard Ed.
. H II V. Tom kins, r. l. Mar,alis,
D. Gmlin, J. Q. o'Coanor. |. Fi'hsrg.
Prin,inr: q. G. Slaughter. H.nry Loeb,
G +. CATER: " 1: Hal, J. b. wilson.
B ,drps: John n smps II, II O'am,
l.. II. Kaepily, J. ". Webb, Z. G. slaugh-
Rscer.ion: Msvor W. l.. Cabe', G. g.
Mucheii. W. Il. Veal. Al x. Sngar J. L.
Eli It. We. Hughes, w: X McEit're,
". l.. G.,Gss. J. Maroney, McE mis-,
T., NJ. Resrdon. L NJ. Td,man' = j.
". n. Lemon, l.. g. Chsld-. ". q. Pad
girt. NJ. II. Hickox, W. Bsrert,n.
Transport ,tior: 5. j. Adams, J. II.
Schneider W. G. Veal, W. Wmts. N. ID
GarlilPt1n.
Fhe lirsi ramed of each OF tie above
committees Is IT. chsirmau. They are ex-
ppc ID 10 20 - work ~ once. The meeting
adj ,nrned subj CT - the cill OF the presi-
de- [ OF the executive committee.
Tnlsa who have any iHier"H, in DaN,s
and her N,liare sho Ild contribute s'me-
hing towards ert 'Ttsining the rrpreser IA
iives Of t'e ltaiug industry ol "a, ATE.
4 those IL see. where their anuu meet
ines have been held they were accor'ed n
warm welcome and rOYH.ly o. { rtained
and Dillas will cert ,irly 10 "a Wuch.
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SUDDEN DEATH o. lII.. ii. l.. UNDER.
WOOD.

Mr. .H.F UnGgfvogt died ditn'y as
his residence corner o! Carter and Hord
streets AZ 7 o',l ok last eve''ng Of beaI {
disease. He hnd just Il short WLi!s bsfore
lis death rtufned tom walk
up town end We apparsLtly
IN good hea to. 10 laivry o
wife sud several children 80 mnGrn him :.
The deceased was fi'yr.iour years oil and
60 me t0thls ci Y oevrral sea ago engig-
ing in mec.ni l. bu.iness. HN s'na9sed q
handsome fortune whi,c - hu-ine-s and
le " | b. missed in ms:ci lii Girll-s and
nv q rgc cirtl, of friends. The tugeral
v tak4 . ace tn-da" Gsu re. ic" il an.
, { ,er column from the amlly resiiencs 10
I iIN Cemetery
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James Boyd AMI yonng son were inslanl'
~ killed twe We mites north ot Westherilri,
yes eriay morhing by 40 roso OF lightning
Boyd Sss un exc llsnl citizen Of this CITY
ana was on his way 10 JACK county, hccop'-
panied by his wife and children, 10
attend the burial Of hts wlie's iather
Boyd at the time wac driving along be
rosd s!t,in: iG u's wagon. The
wagon sea, was torn Ia sp,ln'cr. and every
garment oi clothing torn tom BiyIs pes-
son. Both horses were eisn Slled.
Colonel W. X Shs.LCn last evening ad-
dras' cd large audience gS lha court
house, exI Illining me laws just
passed by lhs l,giSlg IRE IN regard
10 irpce.cuiting aud lul grabbing. The
laws are < ntrally ehdprs, AMI tue days
oi free grass aud ience'oul.ing are both
numbered.
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When we received those 26 lots of Ladies' Muslin
Underwear, which we have advertised for weeks
past, had nearly Iaoo pieces hand. 1t was a
problem hard to solve how to rid ourselves of this
immense lot OF garments in the very shortest time
possible. We concluded to give customers the
benefit of this purchase; in fact, look upon them as
partners, and share the profits To-day this problem
is solved Nearly the entire lot Of those garments
is distributed among patrons, who undoubtedly
found the goods cheap and well pleased with the bargain
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ATHENS.

ATHENS, Feb. l2.-[5prc.sl.]-The COM
missioners court axe making some improve
ments III and around the court house.
Mos VI the cases nu the C. mlnal docket
in the ty court. berw.en thirty and
forty, have been quasbed Oh account OF the
defective transcripts ami for other lise
causes.
We urderst and thst there is change in
the sell known ftm OF Wutfli & Sun.
Jack, who has peeW ut the head of the irm
50 long al Fincastlts, comes here.aDd Will,
who has been here 50 long, goes there.
Rain continues to tail, making business
duil.
District court convenes soon.
The county and town is growing rapidly
and health is good.
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Virginia Isedistrictcd.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. r. The senate
nni house to-day, by sri't party
vote. passed the hill red r'ctlng
ih. It t. for reprrse' t, ivps r. congress.
The b.tl was immed ely enr led gced by
the residing officers and Sc 20
the governor. The re dis rlcting ehows
c'gL. districts democratic aud two
gla,i;ioA. Two OF the cis,ic's, tse.
rrsC and nint1, thpugl Il imed
t. I'm cratic. are co sidered dou ,t'ui, "a ihe
straight Republicans in the Nnvrmhr r elec-
ton voted with the democra's, and they
are not expected 10 do at the next Il sction.
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An old physician, retired frona practices
having had placed in his hands by an East
india missionary the formal oi a simple
vegetabls RENT dy for the speedy and per -
m snent cure TOR -consumpt On. bronchitis,
catarrh, asthma ard tlt throat and lung
affections, also positive anu radio i cure
tor nervous debility aud all nervous CON-
plants, after having tested its wonderful
powers in thousan OF cases, has t IL IL his
du,y TO make il known to his suff ring fel-
lows Actuated by this motive and desire
TO relieve suffering hum tn'iy, | will send
free of charge, to all who desire it his re-
CENT, in German, French or glsh, with
iul dir. c'inus tor preparing aft using
send by mail by addressing wi stamp
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

GALVESTON, Feb. 12.-[Specisl. Mrs
Champezney, formerly OF New Orleans, but
VINO has resided here tor some time, lett
home Sunday last under very mysterious
circumstances, which caused considerable
comm.Lt in the society in which she
moved. The mystery, however, was ex-
rIsiusd day wnen IL became known that
towp, sIpposa ly in company with her,
bound for New Orleans. Martin leaves a
wife and three children, while Mrs. Cham.
~ zney leaves her husband. Henry. who is
81 50 a printer and warm friend of Martin.
An aged cou,le named Poiudexter, re-
SIDING at Aliens Ranch was entrapped by
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

GRoEsBEEoK, Fec. 12,-TSpecisl. THE
stock OF A. Shapiro. which was attached
some me ago was sold to day and bought
by William Cbism for $1435. The stock
invoiced So ono.
Cards ara out for the wedding of Miss
D.lla Bggs OF this place and Willie Wilson,
OF Decatur. Miss Della Is one OF 0roes
beck, b, lies and her mary friends will re-
gret ner departure.
The weather has been extremely wet and
dssgrceabls tor the past week.
ieavy wind last night did much dam
age 10 Cat 10 sheds and ont houses.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
BELTON.

BELroN, Feb. IL -ISpecia'.1-A heavy,
beating rain c,mmenced falling last night
and Ltjuued through the night Lttil 10
O'Clock to-day, accompanied by heavy
thunder storm. A light nprther ia bl1wiLg
and it is st threatening continuation
OF the prolpuged spill.
The sou n. bouud Missouri Pdci fic tain
is six hours ate and tue Santa Fe is .lso
severn hours ate to-nigbi.
The msvor's court has been doing q rush
ing busioess for the psst week.
Dr.. A. S.ln, OF Austin, is in the city on
professional business.