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THEATRICAL.

The wardrobe of the Wilbur Comic
Opera company cost over $4,000. Their
tour embraces generally the Eastern
cities, only having played in New York
city $50 nights, 1t Is one of the most
solid organizations on the road. Hand
some Susie kcrwiu is with this company.
Happy Cal Wagner's Ministries come
in November
"Under the Gaslight' tonight.
The band connected with the Mabel
Norton combination Will make q parade
to-day.
The sale Of seats tor the Juvenile Gre.
ole MINISTRIES opens at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Calendars minstrcls are in Cloburne
tonight
The "Devils Auction" spectacular
extravaganza Of regal magnihcencc, in
Producing the CIR. I European Ballet
troupe, with elaborate scenery and cos
tunes, four Egyptian camelS and about
seNenty-iiVe artist is on its way hither.
The Georgia Wonder will give an ex.
hlbition of her mysterious power sun.
day night. The admission ON this occa.
sion will be - and 80 cents.
kFulton's Juvenile Creole Minstrels
Will arrive Friday morning and give a
grand street parade. The reputation
earned by this burnt-cork opera com.
pany in New Orleans was FULLY sus.
tanned by their performance In the
island City, and the good words spoken
oy the Crescent City press are echoed by
inc Galveston papers. Tho company
comprises forty mombers, including the
Saud, and the entertainment provided
Is said to be strictly first-class.
"The Marble Heart" will be produced
by the Mabel Norton Combination to.
morrow night.
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Unsafe Buildings,

Since the tearing down the Grand
wing OF the Grand Windsor began and
their thickness brought to light, it is a
wonder to all that the building did not
long since topple over. The walls are
about half the thickness of an ordinary
one-story brick, and far from being Of
sufficient thickness for four-story
building, The bricks, which are very
snort, are almost worthless. IL is the
duty OF the City Engineer to give the
pervision. The Grand Windsor, how
ever, was built several years ago. Such
hlmsy structures should not be per
mitted TO be erected.
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Frank Ault, who lives near Cedar
Hill, telephoned the Sherilf's Office yes
terday morning, that a thief had broken
into his stable Monday night and stolen
his fine clay bank pony. The officers
kept, lookout yesterday for the THIEF
and horse, but failed to find them. The
probabilities are that they went to Fort
Worth, There has been a good deal Of
morse stealing Ibis summer throughout
Sorth Texas, and the officers have no
oouDU bat there exist Il thoroughly
!G ,l band OF horse thieves operat-
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LOCAL NEWS.
APPEAL TO COUNTY FARMERS.
4 Workman Startled by Rattlesnake-
Fragile Construction of some Dal-
las Buildings-Listo of Theatre
cal ltems-City Court.
To the Farmers of Dallas County.


AS Chairman of the Committee on Ag-
ricultural Products of the Dallas County
Exposition society, respectfully re-
quest of the farmers of Dallas county
samples of their products to be placed
on exhibition at the New Orleans
Worlds Fair. Samples are requested of
corn, in shuck or shucked, say 20 ears,
wheat, rye, oats, barley, millet and 9th
er grains in quantities of half a gallon
each; different samples of grass in small
bundles; cotton, ginned and in the seed,
and generally small specimens OF any
and all useful agricultural products,
They must be delivered to COT. John +.
Caldwell, at his store, northeast corner
OF the public square, who will arrange
them in parcels with the names Of pro-
ducers or contributors, and make all
necessary notes. 1t is necessary to Sc
cure their exhibition in New Orleans
that they should be delivered to Col,
Cald well, at the latest, before the 10th of
October. NIillers and all dealers i'm
grain are requested also to furnish sam
pies. john Henry BRowN.
Chairman
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VAN ALsTYNE Sept -rCorrespon-
dence' The fall season has opened up
rather gloomily for our town. The
crops are short, and, as a matter of
course, collections are slow.
me cotton crop viii hardly be half an
average one, and corn is cut off fully a
third. ="
Notwithstanding this serious draw
back, Improvement still goes on. Mr..
Il. ). Brown and Mr.. Lucas have
Just finished new dwelling-houses
and Dr. Leslie, | understand, will
shortly commence the erection of an ele-
CANT brick on the corner of Maine and
Marshall streets.
Messrs. Beall, Mckinney Il Love and
hampton Bros. are all in their new
Drick stores with brand now stocks.
urlgSoy Bros. have moved to new
storohOuse on Main street rented by
them from b. w. Hampton, sr. Nessrs
Caldwell ~ Biles will shortly put up n
drug store on. Jefferson street, opposite
the hotel. 0Pr0'i'0
sometime ago some parties visited the
dwelling OF b. w. Hampton, ir., dur
ing the absence of himseIr
ana wife, and left a note warning him to
leave within specified time. He maid
very little attention to the matter at the
tlme, sSupposing it to he merely cow
ardly brayado. But few nights ago.
ne was awakened to vivid realization
OF the terrible meaning of the paper nv
shot from the tall weeds near the rail-
way, crossing, opposite Capt. Pattie's
dwelling. He involuntary leapod aside.
ana missing his footing, fell on
the side of the railway en-
bankment opposite that from which the
sh9t had come, This circumstance prob
ably saved his life, as no more Shots
were hred. lie never caught sight of
the would-be assassin, though the dis
lance was so small that the flame of the
powder set his coat on fire. The bail
tore large hole in his coat, happily do
ing no further injury. Parties, are sus.
pected, but nothing definite has been
found out.
4 difficulty occurred in a Magis-
tfate'S court room at Kunuuclytowu,
between DR.. kurykendan. OF Pilot
Grove, and Mr.. :. Il. TJlbprt. of this
place, last saturday, i'm which Mr. Toll
bert knocked DR.. Kuyrkendul down
with chair The immediate cause was
a statement by kurykendnll that Tol-
stand.
Mr.. Hunter, Of Wise county, a broth
or-ln law OF Mr.. j. Z. Barron, has been
staying with his wife at MIR. Barron.s
some time for the purpose of having his
VIE treated by Or. Greer. A very diff
cult surgical operation was performed
ON her by Drs. Greer, Leslie and Moore.
and she is now doing well.
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Important,
WW#a

When You visit or leave New York
City save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot. six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up nj n
cost OF Sl,NO,NO, reduced to 81 and I'M
wards per day. European plan. Flo
vator' restaurant supplied with the
pest horse-carS, stages and elevated
ialroads to all depots. Families can
live better for less money nj tho Grand
Union hotel than IN any other frst-clnss
hotel IN the city.
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At the -. George; c. Iitas, Denton
y. McGep, Denton; G.. +. Mills, Jackson,
mississippi; W. 4. Lewis, Colorado City /;
a. j. Wright, J. l.. stephens, Coleman I:
~ Estes, Baird; ID. Nj. Oldham, Terrell;
\. II. Gentry. Bryan, Texas; ]. r.
Nright, Morgan, Texas; ]. II. Collard,
Elexia, Texas; W. NJ. Cadao, New York:
NJ. W. Dallis, Sulpher Springs; Ruins
,Ntng, q. Z. Il 5. r. r. r.; X. =. Ashnold,
'Smlin, Louisiana; @. n. white, jacks
.stA.roi K. J. Ridgewen, Pueblo; II. A..
NiSsin, San Anton.a; J. lIamus, Gal
Iestaai j, II. Bryant, Oxtell, Texas; j.
\, kiter Forney; Is. II. Schmidt, Hons
pn; IL Ssandel1, Terrell; J. W. VIII
h, gainesville, Texas; II. Raynor,
&errell, Kansas; William Blair, Jr.,
estheriordi y. N. Staokpole, Calves.
~ d. d. H. Fowler aud lady, Quit
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man; II; Fl: McGno. Blaekly Mills; w.
4. Gofi, Y, w. Martin, Fort Worth; w,
Is. Chambliss, Minden, Louisiana; j. NJ.
Inge, Denton; p. n. Taylor, Lancaster
Texas; W. L. Collins, Peoria, Illinois;
~. McSaman, st. Louis; Scot Lambeth,
rdrls; +; l.. Parr, Decatur; Prof. d. S,
S ~ TI !. > Fish Commissioner; Prof.
{. II. Gilbert, Washington, D, c.
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Miss Waller has just returned from
her annual trip TO New Yot>. n ...,r, She
went to obtain the newe>l and most
popular styles TO- the apprt -, hing sea-
SON. Those who "or her - ith their
patronage, may bo assured of perfect
satisfaction, in bCu fit and style; 625IS
Elm street, Dallas. Texas. ~
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bacco. ~


KooNwall weather aud Cotton-PersounI
KocKWALL,Scpt.23,--,C Correspondence.
The weather continues oppressively
hot and very dry, The Oldest settlers i'm
TINS county say they never saw the
ground dry to so great a depth before.
me cotton crop IN this section of conn
Try VIII be gathered by the middle OF
October. -
Mrs. Nannio Roberts is slowly recover
ing from serious and protracted attack
of fever. "''''' n
Miss Sallio Wood, beautiful and in
telligent young lady Of seventeen sum
merS, is dying with consumption ut the
residence Of one of her relatives near
Rockwall. Miss Woods parents live in
Missouri. They brought her here, hon
ing our climate might prove beneficial!
her too long.
Her mother is here with her, and CON
stantly at the bedside of her child.
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Court-l House Square 1T 10 n. m. sharp.
u a, m.-AddrcSs of Welcome.
llSN q, H.-Thr Past, Present nn1 Euturo
OF Wichita Falls ''"''
IAN BARBECUE DINNER and Recess
for two hours N 'NNN'0
2p m -Addrcsses by Invited and Distln.
guised Speakers,
p m-Novclty Race. mile; 10 horses to
enter ~ sOo0ch, winning at every quarter
post LIST quarter, $40; "a quarter 80. Srd
quarter $50; ith quarter, $50 In eases of a
w, lhe hursts icing TO run again. Ten
'he drnmi horses not ready will be barred out
- To u p m.-Grand Display ct Flre-works,
entertainment OF Guests, Music by Tie
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Covered-All books bought from


CharNes Hutton got on a drunk yester-
uay me 1rning and smashed the windows
and iufrnituro in his mothers house.
DeputE SheriIs Kearly and Jacoby ar
Trestef him end lodged him in tho colnty
lall' where he VIII have plenty of time
10 con over his mad career.
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Yesterday the weather was very much
like that of March. High winds swept
through the streets, carrying clouds of
dust and making IL very disagreeah,e
IL clouded up and threatened to rain,
but none fell.
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RnftInsmnl,r LLnInI

One Of the wogkmen in Keatng's I'M
plement house, while moving a piece Of
machinery, was startled by noise and
turning, saw a rattlesnake in few feot
OF him in an attitude to strike. He inst
ana have time to jump aside and avoid
the reptile which he dispatched. II had
1--WE rattles on it.
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ORDER OF MARCH

l.-Marshal Of the Day with his Aides.
2,-Band OF Music
A-knlghts OF pythlas.
l-Ohioers and Executive Committee OF
the Anniversary.
,a-Commlttces on Invitation and Recep-
tion with the lnvi, ed CHESTS,
6,-Cnrrlagus, Hack and Rugglcs.
Island of Music.
N,-Mllitary Company.
ln--Attillory Company.
ll.-Nisitors and Friends from The Country
In Wagons.
la-lndians In Costume.
R-ladics aud Gentlemen on Uorsebncl,.
li,-rrnde nigplSy,
10 a, m,-ThC Procession will nova from Ia,
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Backache is banishcd. by st. Jacobs
on, the most remarkable medicine ever
discovered.
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Henry PollaclJ

Henry Pollnck \ Co,
Manufacturers Trunks and Valises.
Repair,ug neatly duur S0mplc work To
order, Z. Elm tt,.o..
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(iQtiiCllra
Miracles Of Healing Unparal-
leled in Medical
History.

81 have been AFFLICTED for twenty years with
an obstinate skin disease, called by some
NJ DIS psoriasis, ana others, leprusy, COM
nenCing ON my scalp, and In spite OF all
could do, with the help of the most skillml
doctors, IL slowly but surely extended, until
n year ago this winter II covered my entire
| person In form of dry scales. For the last
three years have been unable to do amy la
9or, ana suffering intensely all the time.
| Every morning there could bc nearly a DUST
| painful otscHlcs taken from the sheet of my
| pei, some OF them half rs large as the en-.
Nelope containing this letter. In the latter
p astoi winter my skin commenced cracking
open Tried everything, almost, that could
DC Thought OF, without any relief The l9tb
OF June ! started West, In hopes | could
rehch the Hot Springs. | rcnched DeiroIt
u ,,l I'VE, was SO low thought should have to 20
70 the hospital, but finally got Rs far MS Lam
sing Mich, where had n sister living. one
bE = treated me about two weeks, but ala
~, ne no good, All thought had but n short
Sr ra,c W i've earnestly prayed 10 die.
acr9Ss my ribs, arms hauds, limbs, iect badly
eW9lien' toe-nailS came OF, hnrer.nnlls dead
ahu hard as bone, hair dead, dry nnd lifclcss
" nN, s ssy,s ., my Godl how did suffer.
tlcura ~ the house She wouldn't give nm,
tMu! we VIII try Cutrura,' Some was ia
Nled on one hand and 9r'U EuI'e / th, rr
Mes ,S,iel, stopped tie terrible hurninl scl.
saton irnln the word ~. They tmmcti,t,iv
got the NNntURf Rs .N-Sr Citrt,''
and CGriCuRA soar. commons, / IA, r.
ing one tablespoonful OF tnsolyeni IA.
5,i,ies uayi after meals, had bath once
day. water about blood heat, u.cd Cuticurn
soup freely; applied Cuticura morning nnd
evening, Result, returned to my home In
lnsl SIX weeks nom the time left, aud my
SKIN rs smooth Ms this sheet of nnppr
"HIRAM H. CARPENTER,
henucrson, Jefferson county, NY.
"SwOrn To before the this nineteenth dav M
january, 1870, "a. NJ. LEFFfNgwELi,
"Justice of the Peace"
.CurtCuRA RIs1Lv ESr, the new blood pu.
rider internally, and CurICuRA and Crri.
CuRA SOAP, the great skin cures, externally,
clear the Complexion, cleanse the skin an.
scalp, and purify the Blood of every sparies
ofltching, scaly, Pimpy, scrofdlous, Mer.
curial, and Canccrous Humors aud Skin
fortunes when physicians, hospitals and ali
other means fall. Bold everywhere.
Potter Drng and lchcmicai Co.,, Bostcn,
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NoOther rlnatcrs DO ThIs.

Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters
stimulate the circulation and expel
disease. They stop all pain. 2jc.
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WARNEll
eu by me "a
evnblc Jan
exas, Tho
nttd,
q sroSN'
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Mexico, TeZ& New Mexico and Arizona Lands

from Ing ISoCra
n 5c racreN
tilsci aiio
Acres In hllunlun
In
echoCen rmng
IS ''''"s SN
su lane I'm hlmnluo
and water
chem
"''' 'll river oh' plenty iOyei
u. 9. BEATTY. NIanaoor
Mexico and Texas Land and Company Ell iSO Tpy,S
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PROGRAMMES:
FIRST DAY, FRIDAY, sept. 26. 1884

M and Display ofsodllc
y m.-Gru
ANNlN ERSARY DAY, SEPTEMBER d
Band mi then
his
hstrp,
bridge L 'no avenue ana
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VIOLENT MARRY A COWARD.

Two years ago, says Chicago paper,
NJ. +. Wallace became engaged to Miss
Mary Barrett, who lives few miles from
Hiilsboro, y. He then went to Caiifor-
MIA to better his fortune and returned to
marry the girl and take her to his Pa
cific home. On tue evening they we're
to be married. after the bride ana groom
were dressed for the wedding and when
the minister and guests aere waiting
for the appointed hour. Mr.. Wallace, in
conversation with his prospective bride,
expressed fears that his fortune would
not support both OF them in the style
they lad been used TO. Her instant an
swer was:
''Sir. If you have any fears or doubts
on that subject, We had better stop right
here. AS for me, can take care of my
self, and Iii do it. | don't want to trust
myself in the h nds of a c,ward. You'd
better GO, SIR"
He did go, aud the young lady told
the story to the guests, receiving their
congratulations, aud was made heroine
for the evening.
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RREviTlEs.

Onlv two drinks at tie Police coast
yesterday.
James White ana wife. of Port Gam
be. are spending fev days in the
metropolis.
J. 3. Netcsifa. xho has been on a
/ business visit 10 the national capital.
has returned 10 his home IN this city.
I Uudelivered kilograms are in the
Office IN this city for captain n, =. An
/ derson. ship Astoria Adam Beatty and
]. McMullen.
/ The assessment of taxable property
IN the town Of Olympia 10 given this
year at $l.l6l.7s3 TO sustain the town
government is expected TO cost about
$4,000.
Reserved seats for the great minstrel
performance Tuesday evonin are going
of ike hot cakes. Those who pu, of
getting seats much longer will find
themselves uncoinfortably left.
The Regents of the University have
determined TO offer strip of the
9roani for lease. and if satisfactory
proposition can be obtained. 10 let il 60
for term of wears. Those interested
Will consult the advertisement else
lere appearing.
The lchi Ban Bazaar is to be removed
FROM the Pacific building to the FRYE
Opera House. as soon as the latter Is
ready for occupancy. Before going.
the present stock will be closed ont,
that a new one may be placed in the
new building, and to accomplish this
purpose grand bargains IN goods will be
offered.
j. +. Howe, advance agent for the
Emerson Mlnstrels, came over from
VI toria YESTERDAY. and will stay here
until sitter the coming of the company.
Inc Emerssns number tweAty-three
performers. They are a large and
Costly troupe. and will play only four
nights after leaving Por,laud-once at
Tacoma, twice at Seattle and once at
Victoria.
1t would be good idea to circulate
the Seattle forfeiture resolutions
throughout the Territory. and to re-
quest their endorsement by the people
generally. So endorsed, and accom-
panied by local petitions strongly
slgnt i, they should be sent TO the peo-
ington. with instructions to put them
"hSAO khVy Will w VIC AlOst kOOus
1t is said by the Walla Walla Jou,na!
thai the Democratic press of the Terri
tory is "a unit on the question of for
fixture. The position Of Senator Sla-
ter tDemocrat), of Oregon, on this
question is in marked distinction to
that of Senator Dolph. The only real
opposition to forfeiture comes from
Republicans in Congress and out. 1t
will be bad day for the Republican
party i'll Washington Territory and Of
the United States when the forfeiture
of unearned lands is defe tied by and
through it.
Mr.. George Meister. who owns the
liquor business under Yeslsr's Hall. was
bot cred last week by the great number
Of loafers who would not work. He
wagered that he could obtain work at
any time. He accordingly applied for
and obtained a situation on the Colum-
bia street slip. aud has worked there
six days. Lust night he received his
tiue check from the city. and during
tue evening he was presented with a
$3.50 gold watch. He now says if there
is any destitute family here he will pre-
sent them with the time check. calling
for BIS
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HAVE FOUND OUT THEIR MISTAKE

HAVE Found OUT THEIR MISTAKE
Thu people have found out their mis-
take and that this peoples friend is "A
greedy and voracious n devil fish az the
worst railroad monopoly in the country.
They have found that the Northern Pa
eff Railroad is owned by Wall street
spectators, who care no more for the
development of this Northwest Coast
than they do abou. the inhabitants of
Bogla Walla. The Northern Pacific
Railroad hoids $3.50. 900 acres Of land in
Washington Territory. obtained as a
gift for building a railroad from ka
lama to Tacoma, enough to build the
road three times over, yet the rates OF
transportation between these two places
is about all the produce ia worth. and
inst as high as they can be without in.
terdicting trade altogether. - Chehali'
Nugget.
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NIGHT WoRK.-As the work on the
Mill street sewer would seriously inter
fere with traffic at the corner of Mill
AID Commercial streets if done in the
day time, contractor Harkins PIT on a
large force of men last night. aud the
work Was kept up until earlv morning
The Pickering lamps and torches, and
the busy wnrkmen moving to and fro,
presented wierd scene.
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ANOTHER MASQUERADE. - The Sing
verein Arion Clob feel 30 we'll pleased
with the success of their recent mask
ball that they have determined to give
another on the evening of April l4th
The arrangements are not yet perfect.
ed. hut as soon "a they are a public An
nouncement will be made in these col.
nmns.
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CHU RCH NOTICES.

Church of Christ. Seneca street, be-
tween Third aud Fourth Social meet.
ing at IL a. IA. Sunday school concert
At p. m., at which time there will be a
collection ken mp for the purpose OF
purchasing an organ for the use Of the
school. The public are cordially in
vited II attend.
Chapel of the Good Shepherd (Epis-
copal), North Seattle.-NO services to-
day. Sunday school at 1915 p. m.
Plymoutk Congregational Church
Rev. +. Ii. raylor. PASTOR Services al
IL II. NJ. and 7:3O y. m. Young peoples
meeting at $50 p. m. The evenins
service will be Sabbath school con
cert.
Y. n, G. A.-S.rvice a: Yesler's Hall
n. O'Clock p. m. Rev. F. II. Taylor
will sreak IN Sowing and Reaping."
Scandinavian meeting by Rev. G
Jorgensun, March 30th, at 3 p. H., in
thu hasemon, Of the Protestant Metho
dist Church.
Preaching At the frs. Baptist Church
Fourth strt %. by the pastor. Rev. ID. j
Pierce, at IL a. M. an p. IN. Annual
sermon in the inorriu. Evening ser
mon on Power kOung peoples
meeting at p. IN. Lake Union mission
at 4 p. III.
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RETRENcHINa.- The resident engi
neers of the several railroads repre-
sented here have moved their Office
from the Yesler-Leary block to apart
ments in the depot building Of the Co.
lumbia and Puget Sound railroad. This
economical move will save the compa-
MES some $50 or $40 each month.
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Docs AND CHICKENS ARRIvED.-E. A.
Turner, of the Ridge Lawn poultry
yards, has just received through G. H.
Puesley of Canada, who is the greatest
fowl breeder on the continent, some
fine dogs and chickens, among which
were st. Bernard pup direct from
Liverpool which weighed l5O pounds
when thirteen months old. full
FLOODED New Foundland pup for DR..
Baker; trio of Japanese Bantam
fowls, perfectly white with black tails,
for Mrs. Ga.Zert: trio of Langshans
and pair of light Brahmas, for the
Ridge Lawn yards. These animals all
arrived i'll good shape. though some
what reduced in flesh from their long
journey.
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Stuck IN THE MUD.-The George E.
Starr stuck in the mud at Olympia yes
terday rnoroine. and was compelled to
remain in sight Of the capital CITY until
the returning tide allowed her tn float.
Accordingly abe did not arrive here
until after midnight last night.
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BASE BALL-The base ball fever is
nov fairly raging. and mines are spring
ing up all over tewn. A game is an
nounced to take pace on the North Sc
attic grounds this afternoon between
two OF these candidates for the cham
pion ship.