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day Judgment In the distric. court against
the city OF Weatherford for medical services
III attending the smallpox patients lat
Susimer. The amount sued for was 500,
ana the 1ur, gave judgment for $500.
me city offered S237 90 last fall and not
withstanding the judgment IL for more than
the ofier 1t is much less than the
amount demanded. The trouble arose
by not having a clear and explicit contract
IN advance OF the services, but only q
verbal understanding" which proved
70 be Misunderstanding in this case.
Ihe doctor rendered good services and bis
treatment was very successful. Thig ter.
nination OF the matter will not be objected
TO by the city and no appeal will be taken.
Horace Baker, Westherford's live, wide
awake and irrepressible immigration agent,
is expecting a train of prospectors SOON.
and OF course expects 10 locate many Of
them in The best county in Texas-Parkcr.
A man from the country lett his team in
the street to-day while he went into store,
and in his absence the horses became
frightened and ran away, tearing the wag
on 10 pieces. The horses were also injured
by running against tree.
MIR. a. IL. Morriss, who was seriously in
1urred "Wednesday hya blow from n six
shooter in the hands of Constable James
Porter, is doing ss we'll as could he ex.
pected from the nature OF the wounds. DR..
lie Grand, his physician, reports the okull
fractured, and that portion OF his brains
have oozed out and that his condition,
though preoarious, is not necessarily fatal.
Porter Ia said to have acted in selt-deiense,
and Is not under arrest.
The firo-proof vault in the Office OF the
county clerk was opened this evening and
all records OF deeds and other valuable
books and papers usually kept therein were
found 20 be safe and uniniu7pd by the fire
that consumed the courthouse last Friday
night. The anxiety OF our people at this
slAd discovery was greatly relieved.
The wife and family OF Mr.. John II. Rob-
erts, of West Point, Georgia, arrived this
morning aud will, with him, make Weather.
ford their future home.
Roach, Richards & Roach, dealers in real
estate, say lands are In good demand. Sew
eral sales have been made by them this
week. the lands principally sold being grass
lands.
Owners report stock and cattle as having
stood the winter finely, losses be,sY very
small.
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CORsICANA.

CoRsIoANA, Msr,h S.-[Correspondence ]
Prospects are good for our CITY getting
gas works, as parties from Fort Worth are
Considering the project and our citizens are
very much in favor OF the project.
The remains Of Mr.. Terry Miller, who
died in SweetwateY. arrived here this morn
ing and were buried this afternoon under
the auspices OF the Knights Of Honor, Of
which body he was q member. Judge
Miller, while on bis way here, accompany
ing the body, had his pocket.book alb
stracted from bis pocket on the train be-
tween here and Dallas. and about $50 taken
from IL.
The county court adjourned this evening
after shree weeks term.
Cards are out for grand hop at the Com
mercal hotel on the 14th inst.
Ada Gray Is booked here for the 10Th aud
Minnie Hank for the 17th.
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KILDARE.

KIpARE, March 9.-[Correspondence j
Rev. Perry Hawkins, OF Queen City, .assis-
ted by several OF the craft from ATLANTA,
Linden and Kildare, organized Mount
Moriah Chapter NO. 0 of the order OF the
Eastern Star. and elected the following
mem bers as ofiicsrs: Mrs. Alma Stone,
Worthy Matron; a. T. Anderson. Worthy
Patron; Miss Abbie Rand, Associate Ma
tron; Mrs. Alma Anderson. Secretary;
Mrs. o. 6. Engleied, Treasurer; Mrs. II.
b. Hays, Oonductress; Mrs. ]. "A. Bricker,
Associate Con, uctress. Several other minor
officers were appointed and when fully
organized, several candidates were In
waiting and were admitted and received the
beautiful and impressive lessons taught in
conierring the degrees OF the Eastern Star,
after which they adjourned to the residence
Of Mrs. Connslly and partook OF q srmptu.
Gus ropast prepared by the kind proprie-
tress who never fails to please.
Mr.. NJ. w Convey and his little son Ray
field have been quite sick for several days.
DIR. 6. J. Morfiss OF Atlanta. and DIR. Clap.
ton, of Jefferson, are attending them.
The wife of Rev. J. s. White, of Linden,
is still lying very low.
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iment of Albanians for services against

listment Of Abanans for services against
II Mahdi.
Earl Granville, British foreign sec rotary,
has replied TO to the porte's communication
In regard 10 Turkish intervention In Egypt.
He says the porte missed Its opportunity;
that the Egyptians are more opposed 10
Turks than TO the English: that the ex-
change OF views on the subject must be
postponed until the honor OF the British
arms has been vindicated and order restored
and that England recognized the sovereign
rights of the sultan.
United States Minister Wallace recently
wished TO zee the grand vizier. The latter
was busy and declined TO receive him.
Wallace insisted aud was received.
THE EGYPTIAN CAMPAIGN.
SUAEIM, March 9.-0eman Digna refuses
to surrender to General Graham. He Is de-
iermined 10 fight. He has two cannon and
,0O0rifles.
A VACANCY IN THE CABINET.
CAIRO, March 9.--Nnbar Pasha, prime
mipister, has temporarily assumed the di-
rectiou of the ministry of the interior in
the place G. Ssbet Pasha resigned, in con.
sequence of dispuie- with Clifford Lloyd,
under secretary. The latter virtually con-
trolls the government:
GORDON PowERLEss-THE BUTcHgRY AT eIU.
xUT.
LONDON, March GA telegram from
General Gordon announces that he is I'M
able 20 eXiricete the garrisons in the Blue
Nile and White Nile without troops.
The survivors Of the Siukat butchery
have arrived at Suakm. They report that
the rebels tore the body Of Tewiik Bey into
pieces and devoursd hls liver, in accord
ance with their superstition.
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WEArHERFORD.

WxATHERFoRD, March 7.-TCorrespond-
ence. 1.-The business OF the district court
will be fiisnhed tomorrow FIR this term.
Stone, negro, new trial. Jack was con.
vicied by Jury upon q charge Of theft OF
money and his punish ment assessed at two
years. confinement In the penitentiary.
The application Of James Evans, con-
yicted Of theft OF a horse, for new trial
was ovsrruled, and his attorney gave notice
Of an appeal 10 the court Of appeals.
William Nevseme. young lad who aided
Evans In tLs THEFT turned states evil
dence," and the Indictment As to him was
sole prosquied. Exams having given no
tice OF appeal, the court ordered Newsome
In default Of . bond 20 appear ct the nsxt
cont a. . witness against Evans, 70 Be held
q the county jail. where u 10 likely be will
he held until TIE court Of appeals decldes
Evaps' case. which nay b no9t year. The
~eZ Of re ,sa1ezE.zr e ha1d:
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ABII.EN

ABILENE, March S.-[Correspondence =
The stock men who composed the Brazos
and Colorado rivers association have come
and gone only 70 feel happy over the de-
lightful time they spent in our midst. A
more pleasant time could not have been an.
spoken. No one was offended. In fact the
citizens OF Abilene did everv thing in their
power to make their visit enjoyable. Over
SO, 600 was expended TO make preparations
for this occasion. The ball given on the
night OF the 9th was a marked success.
More than 500 were present. Dancing be-
Naa at sP. m. and continued until dsy'
Stocking, the polite and generous proprie-
tor Of the Railroad hotel. Everything In
the edible line thai could be obtained far
and near was set before all who'were pres
ent at the ball room. We heard but one
objection made to the supper and that was
by Tn ignorant fellow, which was that he
did not like to eGt at table where they
he CHOOSE so to do. With this exception he
thought that the supper was MS fine as
could De had.
Many important measures relating to the
stock industry OF this section wero discussed
and many were adopted that doubtless will
be of material benefit. to the stock raising
industry of this section OF the state in the
future. The heretofore mutual good feel
ing existing between the stock men was
Strengthened By their coming together on
this occasion.
The amount OF capital represented by the
delegates 10 the associstiun would approHi-
mate s20,000000. No permanent place was
selected for their annual meetings, but 1t
was resolved that the next meeting be held
u, Colorado City
Frank Collins, OF the Hemphill and Col
Inns tragedy heretofore mentioned. Is re-
ported dying this morning.
The condition of stock of all grades ar o
reported in good condition by the associa.
ton, and but little loss by death.
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FOR SALE,

EoR sALE-oNE GOOD FAMILY BUGGY
L horses bay; 7yssrs,Lt Cali on A. r KIRK
PATRICK. al ioisnd 4 M'Rosky hardware
Company mail "a
EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REGISTER.
L cd Jersey catt tor sale. Addr, ~ LAMAR
son, care l.. q. G Lamar, United States Sen.
alto Washinston. ID. or ]. Q C.LAMAR, JR.,
No. 10 El,n street. Dallas, Texas maril-3t
EOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
l and lot ON Leonard street, between Ross nv.
enue and San Jacinto street: the house Is neatly
papered and good well of water at the door
Ca, Gsii on Of address e, g soARFF Texas Bap
.ist onildln., l21 Camp sire I. marll2t
EoR sALE--i0Oj ACRES OF POST OAK
II la In Dallas county, y miles OF Dallas;
200 acres In Kaufman county: both tracts adj
mirable agricultural land. Texas & Mexican
..nDd ana loves .meAt Cos. ~ Maia 81. Inal9
NOR SALE $4,000 GREAT BARGAIN.
L My farm, 49, mnes east OF Dallas, on Rock.
wall road and proposed line OF the g., G. & s. Fe
Railroad, TO Paris; l60 acres n under fence;
good frame residence, rooms, lsthed and
plastered; brick lrepaca In each room; 6,OOO
bearing fruit trees, NIL of very best selection:
fish pond stocked with German carp; horses
wagons, plows, and all for the sum Of SIX thou.
sand five hundred dol arg time, $500 In cash.
balance In one, two, three four and five years
at IL per cent. Address w. G. CONN OR. Box
47t Galveston. Texas. feb6-1m
L,Ok Sale -FOUR GOOD MICH COWS
Il with calvct;. also good second hand buggy
and harness. Apply at III Bryan st. maiS-it
LOR sALE-DINING-ROON AND LUNCH.
room fixtures and business for sale, at De.
not Eating house, Longview Junction. Texas
mAr6.4t
EOR sALE-THREE TwO.sTORY BRICK
/ stores, corner Austin ard Elm strcetc, next
to Sanger Brothers, Nos. s01 50i K COG Apply
to w. RODGERS. 50S Elm street. maf4tf
LrOR SALE OR RENT - A IksT-CLASs.
T. brand new PIANO; will sell ON the install.
mont nlan. Apply u 96l Ross avenue. feb29n
CrOR SALE-THE NEW, HANDSOME AND
y convenient two story Bryan residence. 1l0a
Ervsy strcetsl lot IS2xso0 feel. at very low fig-
ures and easy terms. For further perticulars.
apply to WESLEY CLARK. Office 1i3 Camp.
street febc9tf
LiOK sALE-A FINE RESIDENCE LOT, uON-
T sisting OF one acre, on Ross avenue, near
new Catholic Convent for sale at a bargain. In
lure Of w b ROBINSON, Colorado City, or
HUNpLEY Il SMITH. Dallas. Texas. feb3-U
LroR SALE BROOM MACHINES FOR SALE.
Two new machines and presses. westlake
y Hilton manufacture. for sale cheap. Address
VIM PfCJTs, care Herald office. jsn22H
L'0R sALH -rKINl ~ MILLS AND FARM
I including about 500 acres OF land, 160 In cul
ovation; baiance timber aud pasture land
bargain viii be given Apply 10 J. q. KEN
nALL. 403 Main street, Dallas. dec23-
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and family lett Ennis for Piano. where he
has lately Engaged in the mercantile bust
ness. We regret to lose so valuable o citi-
Zin.
Mrs. Y. o. Youngblood returned from St.
Louis Thursday, where she carried an
afflicted son for treatment.
Our farmers are anxiously waiting for
spring, Many have planted corn. and about
all are ready to plant.
Trade dull
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FOR RENT.


Cog RENT-FuRNIshE ED ROOM FOR RENT
r with board. at AZ Live Oak st marll-1t
EOR REN1-FURNI HE'D ROOMS FOR
Il rent. Apply At $50 Ross avenue. mar9-1w
L>OR REN I'M ELY FURNISHED ROOMS
morS-Iw
street. rooms. Apply 10 1911 Msin street.
msr6f
4 OR REkT-A H0Ur Z OF TWELVE ROOMS
house Apply 70 DOUGLAS & DANOVER
Real Estate Agents ia Sycamore St mafl.6t
lrOR RENT-fURNi- HEU ROOMS, CORNER
4 San Jacinto and Mssten Streets Apply on
premises. ii :, H0sK1N mars-lw
NOR RENT-A sTOhE-HOUsE IN WAXX.
hachie, Texas on the corner Of the Public
Square, 2ixSc fe. 1 plste glass front with hand.
some ehow window, 1t ed up for q dry goods
store an excellent 10 alton for any one wishing
TO open up dry goods business In tho heart Oh
the finest agricultural region in the sfafc Of
Texas. Address GETZESDANER a FERRT8,
wsxahschie. Texss, mari I'm
L,0k kENT-A sTOnE ROM ON VAIN l.
j street. north Court-houss. No. 200. and thrro
rooms over the said store. Apply TO =; ". BAR
L,VE KENT-THE SECOND TORY. FRONT
ing Elm street or the old Mssalis building.
recently occupied b. Hnnsiabie Boot and Shoe
company size 50 ~ 10 feet ala years lease.
coR RENT-os JANu<sY ISL. THE TWO
I s>1go rgcu9 -. - - ~ M11n euoC<
- solllls1 y D9Rocof nn1lo - ~
W. Is Il :. 4. ~. =.
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BuKSAr, March 6.-ICorresponjence.l-
Young county 10 on q big boom over the
county seat question which comes of the
29th day OF March, and the people say they
are going to move Graham TO the Center.
Tbs Center IL pretty place for town.
Wheat crops look fire and the farmers all
up with their work.
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PIT-spuRo, March 7.-[Corresponden ]
j. d. Peters, an attorney OF our town left
here this week for FL Paso, San Antonio
and other points with view TO selecting a
location for the future. w. p. Heath also
lett TO 20 to Austin, Texas, to enter the law
department OF the university. Mr.. Death
is promising young man and has bright
future before him. His father, w. X.
Heath. and Mr.. w. II. Wakefield accom-
panied him to Austin.
Judge ]. ii. Davis, OF Greenville, candid
ate for state senator In this district, passed
through town this week.
The second quarterly conference OF the
M. Y. church, south, Rev. X. Lane, presid.
ing elder, meets in this place TO morrow.
Mr.. Virgins, Of Texarkana, a Presbyte-
risu minister preached at the Methodist
church last evening.
From various expressions Of opini6n
throughout tho country l gather that the
people OF Camp are pleased with the nd.
ministration OF Governor Ireland and be-
lieve ii is due 10 him and the state that he
should occupy the gubernatorial chair
seoand term. He has made good governor
and n faithful executive, and we think the
people Of Texas should chow an apprecia-
lion of his services TO the state by re-elect-
ing him.
The weather has been very good, of late,
though We had rain last night. The farm
ers seem very busy preparing for the COM
ing crop.
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HARSIHALI..

MARSHALL, March 7.-[Correspondence.
Captain William Therlock, one Of the
few survivors OF Fannin's massacre at Co
lad. and soldier at the battle OF San ia
cinto in 1880, is 10 the CITY. lie Is IN ex-
cellent health and bids fair 10 live many
years 10 come.
William T., infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. X.
@. Spence, was burned this morning.
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FARMKRsvILLr. TEX, october 4, 1888 j.
+. SMITH Il Co., ST.. LoUIs.-Your Bile
Beans have sold far beyond our expectation.
We have sold double the quantity expected.
They give general satisfaction. Respectfully
BILL d PEsDLEToH, Druggists.
For sale by all druggists.
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When you visit or lesve New York City.
save baggage, expresses or carriage hire and
stop at the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted up at cost Of 81 ,000. 900, re-
duoed 10 81 and upwards per day. Faro
peau plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stages and ele.
waited railroads to all depots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than In any other hrst-clnss
hofoi IN tho cifv
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Samaritan Nervine, the great nerve con-
queror, isguaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Get at druggists, $50.
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A CALL.

We. the undersigned voters OF the Fifth
ward of the city 81 Dallas, wishing 10 be in
diligently represented in the CITY council
by man of ability, veraciiy and honesty,
one whom we know has the interest OF the
city at heart. and believing Captain Robert
Gibson to he such, We coll on him TO allow
his name to 90 before the voters of this
ward for the office OF Alderman at the en-
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Browns Bronchial .Trcches for coughs
and colds: II think them The best and most
convenient relief extant REV G. M.
Humphrey. Grafz, Kentucky.
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Not Like Other Piasters.
Why suffer the agony 1T neuralgia Ben.
sons Capcine Porous Plasters will cure II
quickly. Price % cents.