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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-28

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BeIIigerent Barncr Wanted Beer and Got
IA bullet.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 2i.-About 3 o'clock
this afternoon Chris Barncr, a hard
character, and another man name I'M
known, went into the barroom of VIM.
Kcsslcr, at the corner Of Fifteenth and
O'Fallon streets, and demanded beer,
which was refused. Barner then drew
an old horsc-pistol from his pocket,
threw il Mt kessler, striking him in the
left temple, cutting n severe cash. This
was followed by Il heavy glass tumbler,
which struck Kessler between the eyes,
intlicting another bad wound. The two
men then rushed ut kessler, who seized
n revolver and fired. Barner fell with n
bullet hole in his head and died i'm few
minutes. The other man fled. Kessler
was locked up, but his act was clearly
in self-defense.
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NEW YORK, Aug.2l.-The committee
of the Ohio Legislature, consisting of
Assemblvmen Ferguson and Greiner
and Senator O'Neill, which will take
charge Of the body Of McGahan, late
war correspondent, arrived to day. The
remains will be removed from the Pow
haitian to the City Hall on Tuesday and
lie in state during the afternoon. They
will then be taken to Columbus, Ohio,
and will lie in state in the rotunda of
the State House till Thursday, when
they will be removed to GAINESVILLE,
where they are to remain till September
II, when they will be finally inferred at
New Lexington, Ohio.
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Quite u Scare.

Quito q nipple of excitement was caus-
cd at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mt
the Windsor hotel, by the walls crack
ing near the northeast corner loud
enough to be heard for several yards
around. Hacknon pulled out, and
guests seated around the building lost
no time in getting ont of the supposed
danger. The building was aiterward
examined thoroughly, but no signs OF II
crack in the walls could be detected.
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Thanks from the Greedy Survivors.

Boston, Aug. 2l.-The SURVIVORS Of
the Greedy expedition, now in
this city, have adopted the fol-
lowing, copies of which are to be
forwarded to those mentioned therein:
We, survivors of the Lady Franklin
bay expedition, desire publicly TO-
thank the officers and crew of
the relief ship for their untiring energy
in reaching us and their kindness
after we were saved; to Past
Assistant Surgeon f. II. Green
and ii. Il. Ames, to whose
unremitting attention and professional
we especially desire to express our graf
itude.
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BELLIES. Aug. 2i.-There were
heaths from cholera in this city
flINaToN, Aug. Y.-The United
Ehnrge d. afraircs at Rome notifies
IA Department Of on outbreak OF
az Spezzja. The Consul at
yelevraphs that the cholera sud-
attacked Spezzia on the Ind.
Ecre sixty one cases last night,
Inc Of them fatal.
b.. Aug. 24.-Five deaths from
Vast night. The increase is at
to the hasty return of the in
!. especially as state of infec-
iii prevailing.
| Az. oL-Tks ekolerai is incrcas-
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.-rhe CONNER
cial Gazettes Cynthiane, Kentucky,
special says: At 1 o'clock this morning
the Abdullah stables burned. A score
of fine race horses persisted, among
them Long Branch, Chestnut Wilkes
and Jersey Lily. The different owners
had the horses quartered in the stables.
w. II. Wilson places his loss at 10000.
The total loss is estimated at SlOO,O0O;
mostly horses.
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Think Egypt Need, looking After.

CoNsrANTiHorLE, Arg, 1.-The re-
cent Cabinet Counsols have discussed
the question Of sending fresh circular
To the powers concerning Egypt.
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Painting Orthni,d;ngs.

A farmer writing to the World says:
Farmers who arc thinking of PAINTING
outbuildings will find that the app.icn
ton of coat of crude petroleum lessons
the amount of paint required and will
cause the wood to last longer \ wash
which / have found very satisfactory
for outside work is made by stacking
clean fresh lime. mixing 1t with water
and adding to each peek of lime half a
pound OF salt and ~ pound of su'phate OF
zinc. This wash may be colored TO many
shades. For cream color /
add yellow cchre, and for gray, lamp
black dissolved in vinegar
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Figl,t Mt Foo Chow.

SHANGHAI, Aug. N.-The loo Chow
Arsenal was destroyed yesterday after
three hours bombardment by Admiral
Courbet's squadron. Seven Chinese
gunboats were sunk. Two escaped. The
European settlement undisturhed.
The French fleet sustained no damage.
PARIS, Aug. A.-'The bombardment OF
Foo Chow began at O'Clock this after
noon, and ceased at & p. IN. Only one
Chinese battery replied. The report
that two French vessels were sunk dur.
ing the engagement, is unconiirmed.
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Memorial Services.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. A.-Memorial SER
vices in honor of DR.. Octave Pavy, of
the Greedy Arctic expedition, were held
at Christ Episcopal Church this alter
noon. The services were very si'nple,
but impressive, and were witnessed by
a large audience. Civic memorial ser
vices have been postponed until Octo-
no 1
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Looking to bismarck.

PARIS, Aug, 2i,-It Is hoped the CHI
no,e trouble may Yet he arranged un-
der the auspices of Bismarck, II
Is regarded ~ q noteworthy
fact that Baron de courcrd
French ambassador Ia Germany was
summoned Ia Paris Friday and re-
turned To Berlin ON the same train,
with III Fong PBo the Chinese
minister, Baron de tourced was over
heard 10 remark To a member of the CHI
noSC Legation at the depot: "Let " hope
that the journey will 'bo favorable 10
each of u.s.,
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CHARLESTON, WEST VA. Aug. Pa
Charles Tyree. a well-to-do farmer, liv-
ing - Little Briar creek, this county,
aboilt fifteen miles from tho city, has
been arrested and lodged in jail on a
charge of incest preferred by his daugh-
ter, Tabitha v. Tyree, aged 10. Tabitha
has an infant month old, whose pater-
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African Affairs.

LONroN, Aug, ~, Advlcos from
Western Africa state that smallpox Is
raging ut Coomassic, Ashauteo. Tho
king of the country recently died and
300 subjects were killed nj the funeral.
4 new king Is being appointed. Ashnn-
tee chiefs have asked that the country
bc annexed to the English possessions
because Ct his notorious cruelty.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-28

This afternoon and tomorrow at 3
O'Clock there viii be contest between
the Black Stockings, of Dallas, and the
Red Stockings, of INaXahac,lie. Con-
siderable interest is manifested by both
black and white in this game, as both
ART .cusidsred cue. clubs.
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Fort WORTH, Aug. A.-[Special.l-
Ben Crews, a boy aged twelve years,
was drowned in Cold Spring, six miles
from this city, to-day. He had been at
a camp meeting near by and had gone
to take @ bath. 1t is supposed to have
been two hours after hts death that his
body was found. His mother is an
estimable widow.
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ST. PETERsBURG, Aug. 2l.-The Ma
yosti, reviewing the strained relations
of England aud Germany, cordially nc
knowledges England's recognition OF the
right of Russia TO reap the fruits of her
sacrifices in Central Asia. England, the
raper says. j. enjoying a similar right in
Frypt. Nothing has been done by
sussia to humiliatc England for the
Spe.it OF Gerninny. THE humiliation OF
Hland would disturb the balance OF
" i'm Europe.
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Aristocratic Rnilroading.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 2i.-On and after
Wednesday next, the Wabash railroad
will run the Mann boudoir car on its
lines between here and Chicago and
Kansas City. This is the first road in
the west to adopt this now famous
sleeDer,
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PIrrsnrRG, Aug. 2i.--The Dunbar
Coke Company, limited, of Fayette
county, made voluntary assignment
Yesterday to John +. Scott, of this city.
liabilities, $4,000; assets, S65,OoO. The
depression of the coke trade was the
cause of the assignment.
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ABILENE, Aug. 2L-iSpecial.l Lion
Ellis, an escaped murderer from
Shreveport, was arrested last evening
in Abilene, and laat night escaped from
jail by the staple 10 tho door being bro
ken by unknown parties.
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DUBLIN, Aug. A.-The Lord-Licnton-
ant of Ireland has informed the Arch
bishop of Tuam that thorough inquiry
has proved untrue the statement
of Casey, that the crown solicitor at Boil
ton forced him to swear falsely in the
Maamtrasna murder case.
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i0Sr OAE, Aug. 9i. Special John
Mcdonnell, n nice, quiet young man oi
this place, committed suicide last night
hy taking eight grains ~ morphlho'
cause unknown.
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The Duluth Fire.

DULUTH, Aug. A.--The losses by last
nights fire arc as follows: Little It
Simonds, loss, $4,000; Insurance., $I4.-
00O. Cutter q Gilbert, loss, $4,000; in
surance, $4,000. The mills are to be re-
h,.iif
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BERLIN, Aug. 2i.-Tho corvette Bis
marck has been ordered equipped. pre-
parat0ry 10 proceeding To the west coast
of i lrica in October
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Iiney XYnods Pnlitics

ATLANTA, Aug. 4.-[Spec!al,l- POLL
ties O. X. for Ireland, Gibbs ana the
whole State ticket, but we fear for the
Democratic county ticket
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-28

That portion of the mouth in which the
greatest power of expression rests is the
corner. A circle OF an inch in radius,
having its center at the junction of the
two lips will include the chief focus Of
expression.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-28

The members of Ridgely Encamp-
ment No. 25, 7. 0. o. t., are notified IT,
meet at their ball Monday. night, Sep
tcmber 25th, at, 8 O'Clock sharp. Busi-
ness of Importance.
BY order of G. p.
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ATLANTA, Aug. M.-LSpecial. Corn
crop full average. Cotton, y per cent,
over last year. Fruit, very fine. Health,
fair.
Rain is needed for potatoes and tur-
Minis
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NEW York, Aug. A.-It has been de-
cided to eXhume tho body of Private
Henry, of the Greedy party. An autopsy
is to be made tomorrow.
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Dead.

LONDON, Aug. |.---Henry George
Bohn, author and publisher, is dead.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills are free from
~, crude and irritating matter. Con-
centrated medicine only; very small,
ve-y easy to take; on pain; no griping'
purgina..
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nifty sho swtnfl WUu hef father fttoH
WI ho ssnmlnod Wv magistrate ~.
.ffUfV4tt.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 2i.-Arrived:
Steamships Strathairly, Jeranos and
sshial1a
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A GENTS wANTED--IT WILL PAY ANY
table employment to write for my illustrate
ed circulars and terms of agency for the cei-
ebrated Missouri Steam Washer. which by
reason of its great intrinsic merit is meeting
with such phenomenal success. j. WORTH,
nth and franklin avenue, st. Loaf No.
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ON EOPATHlC
. = CIEIC S.
Jail to be Built

by virtue of nm order entered on the min
utes of the County Commissioners Court OF
Taylor county, Texas, hereby advertise for
plans and specifications of n rock jail, TO be
built In the town of Abilene for Taylor coun-
ty, Texas, at n cost of not less than 5000 and
not more than $4,000. Said plans and speci-
Hcations to be delivered to the undersigned
Each bidder will endorse on his plans the
amount or price That he will expect the
county to pay for the same in the event the
court sees proper to accept his plans anu
specifications The court always reserving
the right to reject any or all plans and speci-
tications so submitted If 1t see proper.
l.. s. Given under my hand and seal, NJ
gust 1884. DAVID j. RED,
Clerk County Court. Tayl0r county. TeXns.
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Observatory Burned.

CONCORD, n. H., Aug. 2i.---Orchard
Grove Observatory, at Yields, burned to-
night.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-12
PROGRAMME.

FIRST DAY-TuEsDAY, SEPT. o. 1ssl.-Entres will be
made at the entry Office the fair ground during the day.
and until II O'Clock Wednesday, the second day. and
entries will be made after that hour except class T.
SECOND DAY-WEDNEsDAY, SEPT -, lS,4.--M 10 o'clock
A. NJ the executive board will hold meeting their office
the grounds for the purpose of filling vacancies in the
viewing committees All members of viewing committees
the ground will please attend this meeting aud general at
tendance OK the members the Association also requested
to enable the executive board fill all vacancies
Az O'Clock p M general examination will commenceb by the
viewing committees Of sheep swine aud classes and of
horses. Races l. and will o'clock NJ.
Heats may may not alternate.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, SEPT %, 1SSi.-AtS o'clock A. NJ.
all articles exhibition Floral Hall will be viewed At
O'clock horses commencing with classes and O. cattle
farm produce and implements all machinery carriages etc.
and poultry will be viewed Races L. aud will at
o'clock p NJ Heats may or may not alternate.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-12
DATES OF OTHER FAIRS.

Michigan State Fair, Kalamazoo, Sept. 15-l9
Clinton Co st. Johns, Oct 10.
Central Michigan Lansing, Sept. 29-Oct. 3.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-12
CLASS 81 Grain, Flour and Feed.

Committee A. RIGLEy, G.. FREEMAN, ii. III. ROSE
GRANGE
LIST Prm % Prm Sd Prm
Best sample of at least one
bu. white winter wheat 81 30 81 OO 90
do sample OF at least one-half
bu. amber winter wheat. l 90 l 90 80
do sample spring wheat not
less than onc-laf bushe. | 30 | 90 90
do sample spring barle, not
less than one-lIa filishe. | 80 / 90 50
do sample winter barley not
less than onchaf bushc. | 30 | 90 20
d. sample yellow corn MT
less than twelve ears....... | 90 20 %
do sample white corn not
less than twelve cars.... 90 30 %
do sample dent corn not less
than twelve ears. i 90 30 %
do sample broom corn....... | 90 so 20
do sample black oats not less
than one peck | 90 80 25
do sample Norway oats not
less than One-half bushel | GO 80 %
do sample whi'c oats not
less than one half bushel | 90 80 %
do sample surprise oats, not
less than onc-haf bu~hel 90 so %
do sampe beans, not less
than one-half bushel. ..... ! 90 so %
do sample peas, not less than
one peek | 90 90 20
do twelve ears seed corn and
of new variety ..".......... | co 80 %
do half bu. clover seed large 90 30 25
do do do do (smalD 90 80 %
do do timothy seed. o. 80 %
do do flax seed ....... 90 81 81
do barrel ofhour made from
the least quantity ofwheat 90 80 %
Any sample not mentioned in classes ;6 AMI 81
VIII be governed as to quantity and amount of
premium by similar samples as mentioned, and
premiums may be recommended ut discretion of
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-12
CLASS 32-Flowers.

Commiuee-MRs. r. II. REEVES Mrs. M. SNIP SON
MRS. N PARMENTER
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-12

All in this class must have been raised by the
exhibitor and also be correctly labeled
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-12

All cans entered Tor premiums Should be opened
at the option of the committee.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-12
GLASS 35-Maple Sugar, Honey, etc.

COnmittee--Same as Class "a.
LIST Prm I'd Prm 81 Prm
Best five lbs. of maple sugars IS 50 S %
do twoquarts maple moass's Is 80 %
do display of honey in comb IS 80
do early Amber sugar cane,
sample IL or more cane... ! 90 80
dosample syrup not less than
] quart from Amber cane i so l 90
To be grown made by exhibitor.
Best Jelly .................... so %
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-12
DIVISION g. Miscellaneous
: CLASS 86-vegetables.

Committee-N. B. AIKEN, -
BIGELow.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-12

tIIV Te.SI tIVIUIltICV OF WnCNt I IW % "a
Any sample not mentioned i'm classes 36 AMI 81
will be governed as to quantity and amount of
premium by similar samples as mentioned and
premiums may be recommended ut discretion of
committee. All articles in this class must be the
product of this year
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-20
In Mcmorlan.-.Rice Gr0ome.

Rice wa. q child ot the covenant
and was tue son Of T. e. and Mrs
Julis Gro me, Of this place. He
vas born jane l3. 1874, and died
November 10. 1884. aged 10 years.
4 months aud ~ days. Hs was
naturally ufF,o,ionate. docile and
kind in his disposition. and houce
tecared the esteem aud love OF all
around him. He WIS devoted 10 his
parents, kind to his brothers aud iis.
,ers aud at school was Obedient to
his teachers. he Was . member OF
the sunday school aud his bright
cheerful face will DO greatly misssd
there.
His lest illness wrs s1oeediugly
brief. Ouly twenty fous hours be-
fore he diod he Was seized with con-
isstion Of the stomach, and the
unremitiug edorts Of the best medi,
cal skill and tho kind assistance Of
parents and relatives were Of no
avail to check the ravsges OF this
disease, aud ct last tho Death
messenger released him from his
sufferiugs, and bore his youthful
spirit to the God who gave 1t. Rice
was the child OF christian parents,
and was the subject OF prayer and
plous training. Hi parents, a. oil
parents d.. looked forward with hope
to tho future, when they would see
their son developed into u,eful chris
,ian manhood, but the Lord iu bic
iuscrutsble providence saw 81 to Or
der otherwise. He has taken tho
son OF their love and fosd hope t.
himself. He hns, taken him sway
from the peri's aud evils Of this wick
cd world. He has wo trust, trans.
ierred him from the misery Of earth
to the bright and beautiful home in
heaven. Therefore DO conforted,
"Tte lord gave, ard has taken
away" May He enable you in hum.
BILE fsith aud meek submission TO
say, BLESSED b. the name Of the
Ford!" For it is true, in tho Ian
guage OF the hymn that
"Sorow touched by love grows bright,
With more than rsptures ray;
And darkness shows us worlds Of light,
We never saw BY day"
PAsroR.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-20
arried.

In the Methodist church in H"z'e.
hurst, Nov. 18th. 1888, by Rov Mr..
Hopper, Mr.. w. O. B!dridge. uf
Beanregsrd. aad'Aiiss:: Fannie o, Mes
NTH Of this place.
ATTENDANTS
Charlie Bldridge Miss Georgia Hogg
Ike Bloom Miss Ida Eagan
II. M. Hollingswor'h Sallie johnson
Bonnie Nesmith Miss Willie Hart
Noses Luck Miss Johnnie nngg
The church was beautifully deco
rated, and the ceremony Vas short
aud beautiful. The bridesmaid wore
whiie satin and the Rroomsmen The
customary black. The bride and
groom looked quite happy. Alter
the cert mony the invited guests re
paired to the family residerc". who're
an elegant repsst awaited them.
Tue bride was the recipient Of many
beautiful presents. Tue couple left
on the midnight train for their fu-
turs home, Beauregard. with the
beat wishes OF oil for . happy and
prosperous life.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-20
Thanksgiving Services.

4, Whereas. the Cove, nor OF this
State has appointed Thursday, the
9th inst, as = day Of annual thanks
giving, aud believing that this service
eau DO more prof:ably observed by
our people on sumo Other day than
that appointed BY the Governor.
We the undersigned pastors of d.
Z shurst do hereby respectfully rs-
quest and cordially invite the people
of this p!ao, aud vicinity to Assem-.
bio for worship in the Methodist
Episcopal Church on Wednesday,
the 26,h Inst. at Z p. m. TO offer unto
the 'giver OF every good and perfect
gift our united aud devout thanks.
giving for his manifold mercies
vouchsaied to our State and county
during tho present year. The ser.
vices will be conducted by the setsr.
al pastors Of the town. We suggest
that all bring to the church . thanks
giving Offering for the poor Of the
town. to b distributed among them
by Q committee TO DO appointed for
that purpose. Respectfully.
II. d. HOW'LL.
8. w. SIBLEY.
W. B. BiNoHAM.
.-.v Pastors.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-20
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