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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

The Trustees of the Children's Home
settled with the commissioners last week
for the first quarter, having expended
about $1,000 in all. They ask for $4,000
more for the next quarter. They report
about twenty orphans at the Home
This is 800 per quarter for each orphan
or about $33 per month. This does not
include the schooling of the children, as
they do rot go to school now. For half
of this sum the orphans could be board
ed ct the best hotel in this town.
The above we clip from the New Paris
MIRROR correspondence of Eaton. There
is no truth in the statements concerning
the expenses of the Children's Home, and
therefore, does great injustice to the gen.
tlemen who are gratuitously giving their
time as Trustees, and ~endeavoring to run
the Home to the best advantage of the or
phans and the credit of our County. In
stead of 100000 as stated above being
drawn from the County, just $685. 90 is
the amount OF this sum over s., 400, 90
was expended for furniture and other
necessaries to start the Home on its
road to success, and instead of the cost
of each orphan being $33 per month, il
has scarcely reached IS per month! Not
quite 50 per week! The official books
show these facts, and there is no necess
ity for such outlandish statements being
made in regard to the expenses of run
ming the Home.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23
Teachers, Association.

The first meeting Of the Preble coun-
ty Teachers Association will be held
at Eaton Opera House, Saturday, Oct.
25th, at 1-30 P. NJ. Hon. J. j. Burns,
Sup't of Public Schools of Dayton, will
give a most entertaining lecture on the
subject "WELL SPRINGS OF ENGLISH"
Rev. w. H. Orr, of Eaton, +, will give a
lecture on the subject, "Value of Intel
~lectual Culture" that will be of great i'm
p~ortance to the teacher. The citizens of
Eaton are cordially invited to hear these
able addresses. Good vocal musicwill
be given by the Eaton Quartette, con-
sisting of Messrs. Stroud, Wehrly and
Clawson, and Miss Hattie Albright and
| Mrs. Ollie Hilbert. In order to accom-
modate all, the Opera House has been
secured for holding the exercises. Let
there be a full attendance of teachers
and friends of education. Remember
the date-Saturday next.
Elk. Con-.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23
Sheriffs Proclamation.


To THE VOTERS OF PREBLE Co., O.:
r COURT. CORwIN, Sheriff Of Pre-
- BILE County, Ohio, do hereby notify
the qualified electors of said County to
assemble in their respective Townships
on the
First Tuesday in November, 1884,
(being the 4th day Of said month"; at
their usual places Of holding elections,
or such places as the Township Trus-
tees may direct, and then and there be-
tween the hours of 6 O'Clock a. m. and
6 O'Clock p. m. of said day, proceed as
the law directs to elect Twenty-three
Electors for the Office of President and
Vice President of the United States of
America.
Given under my hand and seal
GSEAL. this I'd day OF October, 1884.
COURT. CORWIN,
Sheriff, P. c.. ..
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23
Cloaks, Circulars, Etc.

Having our cloaks, circu-
lars, etc, made for us espe-
cially, we are enabled to show
a superior quality and better
styles at lower prices than
any other house in Eaton.
We have just received our
first lot for this season, and
can fit any child, Miss or lady
from the smallest to the larg-
est. Give us a call and see
for. yourself.
Mammoth Cheap Store.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23
Florence Station Road Improve.
ment Notice.

Office is hereby given that the
IN Committee appointed for appor-
tioning the estimated expense Of con-
structing the Florence Station Road
improvement have filed their report of
the same and that the County Commits
sioners will meet at the Auditors office
in Eaton o., on Thursday Oct, 3Oth,
1884, to hear the same. Exceptions Ii
filed, must be filed in writing on or be.
fore that date.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
81. L. ROBBINS.
oct9-3t. Auditor.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

Mems Winter Caps 25, 80, So and 40
cents, worth so and rs cents, at Joe
Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

Parents, do not fail to see our goods
and prices in Boys Clothing, at Joe
Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

Leave your measure now for n of
those handsome Corkscrew or Check
Suits at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

Undershirts and Drawers, good heavy
quality, 25, 80 and So cents, at Joe Woer-
ner's,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

Overcoats for men and boys, now rea-
dy for inspection-they are beauties
come and see them, at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23
How to save Money.

3 For cash or good notes you can buy the
Shellsberger Combination Fence at a
liberal discount for the next so days.
LUGAR, ScHURrz & WILLIAMS.
~oct23-3t.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

Red Wool Medicated Underwear 81,
slips and $3.50; the best for the money
ever shown, at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

The frame dwelling house on south
Barron street, now occupied by Mrs.
Cunningham. Apply to Judge Camp
bell.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

Big bargains in boys Caps-19, 25,
90 and 80 cents; regular price 25 to 6C
| cents, at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

Come and see the all wool suits for
men for IS, Sc and 81. Such bargains
leger before offered, at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

Do not buy clothing without seeing
the goods and prices at Joe Woerner's,
You will be surprised and delighted.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23

Mems Underwear, all qualities and at
much less prices than elsewhere, at Joe
Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23
FOR RENT.

Wool Knit Socks Is, 20, 25, 80 and 81
cents, at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23
MARRIAGES.

GUARD-TURNEY- On the 10Th
inst, by Rev. w. II. Orr, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Cans on south Barron ST.,
Mr.. Elijah Guard, and Miss Anna Tur-
ney,both of Preble county, o.
SLORP-BIDDLE-On the 10Th inst,
by Rev. j.. H. Blackford. at his resi-
dence, near Eldorado, Mr.. Martin E.
Slorp, and Miss Nina G. Biddle, both of
New Madison, Darke county, o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

STATE uF Me- YoRR Assembly CHAMBER
ALBAAy Apni 10 1885, Durisg m, ,em
Dorary residence bere tue past winter con
'ractsd r. severe odd, which, for time, con-
ii2td me 20 my room aid rendered ms uL-
fit TO aiteni tn nv duties. | 'ut
ouly uttered II The inoonven euces which
usrs ly attend q heavy cold. but was
lllicied vito II tghtnpss IN the chest, sc-
clmpauied giih a severe psin. which made
breathing difficult aud rest Impossible.
tried the usual remedies-rCGugh drops,
cough cordials &C.. uut received 10 sub
stantisi reie uuui | applied Aucnck's Po-
rou5 Pias:srs. on my back aud chest
These put Ou ~nsn retiring aud waB do
gn'ei 10 find myself much b-ttrr the mex
morung. In two daye | vas well. Th,s
and toe experience | have had with ALI
cocks Plistsrs in nv family. has con
WINGED me thst for coughs, colds, sDrains
bruises. rheumsti,m aud local paths, AL.
cork'e Porous Pl,ete ne the quickest and
most ell -ctlve remedy ext1ut
JoHa HoAa.
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FLOfSASr.
Jane Eyre on the 18th.
Jane Eyre, next FRIDAY.
ioHN HoAa.

Jane Eyre on the 18th.
jane Eyre, next Friday.
Mrs Benton's benefit on tho 18Th.
Easter and birthday cards a. j. 3 Fears
sos Main street.
4 large assortment nice pepsrteries and
vi-ieing cards, az J. b. Fears, sos Main
street.
Fine pocket cutlery. cold and stvln-
graphic pens, Mt j. b. Fears 6p5 Main
street.
For sa.e--A good pony. which any lady
can drive. Apply At Fine, VerJ Fines auc-
don rooms, Elm street.
For the Leading wees lies. society and
sporting pGptTs, and the best wines aud
liquors, 20 20 0rd's, ia Lamar street.
Associate Justice of the United States
supr me court w. 3. Wood, will huld the
Federal circuit court in this city in June
next.
Elston cases, thirty one in number, six
teen for swindlng snd fifteen for forge
w. were net Tor the 20 n instant, in the dit-
tflct court yesterday.
J. A. Seegar, the dPntist, bss removed 10
che nas -ofii e block, D @ Elm sirett. Prices
Of work: Full sets teeth. SIS; gold filing,
So; nmGlgam, so cents; extracting eth 81
cent?.
The county commissioners court was in
session yesterday, but owing o the ilness
ot Judge BnrEe, who is expected to be pres
ent to-day. only a few accounts were passt d
on aud allowed.
We are Indebted 10 Mrs. J. z. johnson.
OF the Southern Gem Nurseries for IAN
Easter ctferinR 10 the HERALD being an
esQu,sitriy petslied and rico dark red rose,
the Duke of Ediuburg, the second If tue
season. A iicber specimen the garden
x ows not.
Mr.. J. d. A. Harris ard his estimsble
wife will snon be- able tn 20 IN o r-sid, uce
II tboir pre'ty cottage home nearly Gem.
plet, d, on Bryan street, opposite the con
vent. IL IL n very tasteful establish ment,
md certainly Mr.. Harris is to be congratu.
lated On his selection Of a locality.
Itisa fact from ell our reporter could
learn Yesterday. that Dnxsl, Morgan b
o., OF New York, pavs purchs sed ponds
and take Il int. rect enough wi n the prstent
owners. 20 buid the Texas Trunk line 800
miies. L is minated that 7F Vt 100 mites
will be built t. the northwest, ana 200 or
225 to the southeast.
The travelling men nsking Dsilss their
hsedqrar'ers met 1T the insurance , flee OF
CAPTAIN Frank Wheat last night. They
appointed committees OF srrsr gaments, nf
calculations, 81 funds, on BIN luets, ,tc
They hsve determined II give a grand bar
auei, and heve still under discussion the
Que lion of a bal 10 connection herewith.
Engineer Keller, OF engine n, $50, srd
Conduc o. Ho land S're IN cassg- o. TIVE
train which Killed the unfor innate m n
Womack SuHoav morning. They conid
not be'p or prevent the SD trses dy. how
,ver. nlffoueh they did their best. When
the man killed came within the fays 81 the
headlight, EuRinesr Keller saw him. r..
yersed his engine. hleS Gown brskes and
pnt on the air brskes, hut the train. which
was heavy one. could not be stopped pe-
fore IL struck the poor wretch, victim 70
whisky,
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LOCAL LEXICON.
Bsb foomb' Dlg Salt and Its 0ui'
Come.
What the North rsxas Hu,biudlnsn
Has 10 Say.
0,her Matters, L0oa! 10 Nature
MO JUDGMENT.


Hon. Bob Toombs. Of Georgia, one OF
the greatest statetmen America ever pro.
ducsd, one OF tho prandest iutellfcis that
ever made America great In literature, in
law and all that tends n greatness Epd
grandeur, one OF thu tfuest patfiote. the
most hithf0l man living or dead 10 his
country and 70 hia prlnciplos-no'
ole, grand, glorious Bob T0omhs
haS insi obtained JUDGMENT against p,r'
ties ia Moniaeue county flr parcel OF Ia a
which ihe pnffetors reuse TO give up
Deputy Unlted States Marshsl Allen wns
sent With the necessary papers % out V "a.
eral Toola0s In possession OF hr pInp. ~,
out being HlOuo wss stood of WHO not
guns tni s'x.Hhoo,ers. He te'efrapned
M4rshal Mckee the sifuation enU hp' Of.
iicsr teesraphed 10 him 10 hold
h'a ground, that reinforcement
would come. Marshal Mckee at his simple
heck and nod can gee thousand men Ia
less than q thousGsd minulos--mcn
who VII furnish their own arms and ma.
niiloi3lo. -io put Gauegal poom6 s ~ pos
session OF bis property. Tho miscrshic
fquntterg they may be - lar az they believe
b1na Ode purchasers Of tho land, victims 0i
tome Of Tho many land thieves 10 WORK lu
Texas, stll II the lag Fivss tho liud 70 Gen
erhl roomhs, or 10 any ore else claiming,
they will have 20 90, but especially o. Gen.
crnl roOmhs owns the land. he can reilly
million men, southern men, 60 protect
bis property and snve it 10 MIN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15
COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Blaine Said 10 have Kaocked- out Ar
thur Ia New York.
rho Evening Before The treat Tariff
Sol-lC.
Personal Paragraphs Of People Trace.
able 10 Texas.
Proceedings Of cougress--gi,oelIaneous
TEXAS TOPICS

WAsHI.oroS. April ii -.(Spccisl. 1.-The
Commission OF Judge SAB a, Uritsd
ptates judge Of the ess,crn district OF r xss
}Ips lssuet to-day. The judge 10 In h o
MD and spirits. .srd viii leave IN Il feS
for bis home.
on,l J. G.. Tracy, the newly appoin,ed
r. nsl lof the eietern District. viii also
10 fow days 10 eater upon ais duicg
Itxf9
on Challes 80, ~art praaen oil the poi
OF surdry oitizsns OF Texas Ia the
xhss to-day tor removing obstruo ions
Nm Sabine Pass. RI reed 20 the com
htten on Iivers ana barbDrs.
krhe rumor in rexAs thai the Non. John
Hancock u poi be- cindldnte llF rse.to.
fion IL without found ttinu ~ QUO IL au-
thorlzed 10 speak nr him.
| Hon. John NJ. R.ssan IL qnte sick from
kidney dsesse. His irield- are uuensY.
Nothing OF importance irsnspifed 10
eith.r hous, to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15
THE COLISEUM.

The Coliseum, The splendid vaudeville
thea 70 90 Main street under the naDegt-
mrnt OF Messrs. Besco & DeBequc Is with
out qnes ion one OF the hest vaudeville
theaiI,s In the south. The management c
exaelleat and none but artists and ariistes
al pear on the boards. Lost might the
AL nini tisiere, graduates OF the conservatory
of Paris Spppsred IN their unexoelpd vo-
onl,sms They sing in four language
among which il the Germar, French and
Hung irian, their naive tongue. They are
stars before env foot lights rhe entsft,. :
msnt, diversfi ID Ga it IS with the tragic.
the comic, the burlesque. the musical the
terpsichoTe c-l and the athletic, is superb in
It's parts, superb as a whole. Every one
should see tho extremely excellent talent
now engaged by tho Coliseum.
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TIrEINANGEIlSTs.

The evsugelists are s,iIl preaching, pray.
log, singing aud eKhngting os cur street
corners. They ret togeihfr large croNde "a
listen. some 90 scch, some tu laugh and
msse merry, and Diners TO listen esrnesilS
ard try TO be beu,httsd. These young meu
are ev denily in earnest, frr they neither
ask aims, or lake script, but labor Jealous y
In the cause Of the SAVIOR Their methods
OF spresdiog the gospel and its holy lru'h
may be strange End out Of the usual way -
our midst. still thew merit the respect arc
the earnest attention OF all who hear them,
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STATISTICAL.

WAsHirGroS. April 1l-tPrnss Value,
~ exports domestic OF cattle. hogs and
heof uoik erd dairy product 'nr Narnh
81 50 Clio e05; So . m ~ 1888, $40 53t
80 three n.onfns ended MaTch 3lst
1885, S2l Gj7 bs2 agnins S3l 1O5.
40 or the corresponding psnod last year
bee ard pork pfndnris i've months Gnfa
Mach 3st 1851 S3s. 52I 600, against SiS,.
n4e 9o0. same ime. 1888: derry products
oven mouths ended March Stat, 1884 S15
20l o43, agairs sl2.093071 for correspond.
lug months o. isS3
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& oETy-EiGHTH CONGRESS rIRs'
SESSION.
sEsAre.

sEEhTE.
WARRINGTON, April l4.--[Press The
asrr,s was presided over to-day by Senator
Iugslls.
Among tho potitIons and mem trials pre-
seut.d were res luton that tho recent
convention Of Inventors held at Cincinnati
ouposing any change in the patent laws
that may tend 10 injure property in patents
and also n petition signed Mrs. James A
G. hsld and 500 other citz ne, OF CleTe-
lnud. Ohio, praying for the passage OF &
bill prly'dipg for the return Of TIE Nj
percss Indiaos TO their old home; also, -
joint resou ion OF the Iowa Legislature
praying that the minimum sum for watch
changes nsy DO made from state 20 United
S,nt-s cnurts may be increased.
Also, a D. tltion from tobacco dealers, re-
nominating against the agitation OF the
t,Hacco tax question, and praving that the
tex be allowed TO remain as IL Is.
Aieo, a memorial fr m the board OF trade
OF Alouque que, New Mexico, complaining
OF certain acts of the territorial Legislature
and praying their annulment.
Bills were introduced ard referred:
By Mr.. Miller, of New York-To amend
the &C, 10 prevent the importation Of adult
tersiec and spurious tea. approved March
2, 1883
By Mr.. shsrman-AuihorizlnV the presi
dent to appoint and retire John q. Free
thohe ~ hHJoi-hohNA1' VI 'ao y A"SH S''fS'
army.
A message was received from the house
announcing the PASSAGE OF resolution in
memorial Of the late Representative Horn-
don. OF Alabs ma.
Mr.. Pneh said be would on Friday rext
call MP the resolution for action.
The ~ nate then resumed consideration
o. the naval appropriation bill, toe pending
question being on ths amsndmens pro-
tosed by The eena'e committee n provide
Tor the construction OF new cruisers.
B-yard again obj scted to ENGRAVING this
amendment. upon this naval appropriation
blu, the senate osving already passed a bill
10 provide Tor the sam cruisers.
He raised the point that the amendment
was prevalent snc on that called for the
yeas and nays
THIS senate decided 1t was revalent--yeas
Is nsys II.
A vo,e was then taxed on the question OF
acreeipg to the amendment ITSELF 1t was
sgrsed t,-27 yeas, Is NAYS.
The remaining amendments proposed bv
the committee were then read eeriatim, snd
sgfeed 10 without debate.
Mr.. Hale then moved and amendment,
Of which he gave notice some DAYS ago.
providing tor the purchasc aud erection
Of pant for rough boring and temptring
gnrs M 10 100 tons.
o. NJ. Beaks mstinr objection Il was
new legislation, Mr.. Hale said be would
not urge IL, aud 30 withdrew the am nd
nent. BE desired. however, to urge sn-
ethsr amendment. of which he had al@o
siv q no ics namely that which npproprI-
sfss 80 600 Tor q sun factory for com pltt-
irg gus from six-inch calibre 10 sixteen
inch cal bre, including buildings and
shrinking pit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15
pANyILLE pLyiLTRY.

WASHING rom, April 4-[Press 1.-The
Dsnville INVESTIGATION was resumed 10 day.
DIR. Woifolx, physician of Orange couhtv,
Virginia, said thu colJred republ-
cans. armed with pistols. prevented the
ntgrces from 70 ing th- nocrati, ucsei.
A. +. Fulkerson, OF washington cou.t,,
VIRGINIA. member Of tns Forty seventh
bongress, had ,een no violent dsmons,rs-
ton on cit 1er side OF bis couots; thought
thu Daoville riot had brought out u large
vote. notn whit and oolorec, than there
would have been otherwise
O. r. Trigg, (vni.) testified that the de-
cision OF the suprems court on civil
fiehs question had tremeu-
deus effect on the election. but
bhs DAnville riot had &C ,rcsly any Elect; the
colored orators after the supreme oJurt dis.
cussion, told the negroes that the United
Btates government, WAS going back on them;
The very best relations existed between the
negroes and tue whites In bis SEQ ion.
4 Charles T. o Farrell, conte tIt for
Min congress rom V,rginis. was exam
M. He attributed the success OF the
ocrats 70 the tact tbs. ihs debt ques-
3 had ceased to be al Issue and a large
Humber OF democrats who had acted with
yho readjusters, returned TO their slleei-
Thomas Frickey. If Asht, buls, Ohio.
~ oxamiued. Ia 1870 he was Ia Nor,h
nina and had seventy five negroes
klne for him; lev Of
IN were dem ocrats; the feeling
h such that witness was compelled 10
VI1oheree the democr ate; bissk democrats
Ind black renu rlicsns Gould OF BIS worked
together; Ia 1888. witness, hsviag a mean
umo been in ONO, rsfnrl ed south ard
Ioond great change N tho chsrscteristics
BE- ths colorei opl-; they seemed
b have lost their respect for both them
bslves and Tor the Viii es. and toos on M
~ q ownership OF all their surrcundfpg~;
wlonsoo learned the change was due 10 toe
odvont Of the Malone party; witness went
bot driving every. day and no
He'd that negroes had the habit OF
<um1ae the STREET In front OF passing
VG|1IsGeo for the purpose o. annoying oocn-
Dootr ettoess uied 20 drive over bis tor
6o1Scn ond nearly succeeded once or twice.
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IMPORTANT TO INVENTORS.

WAsuISer n April II --[Press. The
supreme court of The Dlslr Of si,iing IN
b INC t,.daY decided GA the patsnt case Of
Hos W.. Sc,tt tnst thsre Is no appeal 10 the
secretary Of the interior from the decision
II the commission ~ patents. Tire custom
NJ entertaining suGn M eais sprGrg NJ
du ny Secretary Krkwood's adm ioistra'iou
aud has con inu,d down b. the present
time. the rec )rds moving that IN ny de.
ci.ioDs Of the missionec have been Ie'
vfrsed by the secfet.ry
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nuMoRED RESCUE OF GREELY.

WAsnGroroH, April IA -[Press.I The
navy department has been informed that
y rnmor nrevalied ut st. Johns, N f.. that
the Gre, " party has been rescue from 4
mss Of II )stine Ice by the crew OF q what
ins scnooper. IL communication on the
subject the United States consul at s..
Johns says the report ia not believed there.
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COUNTY MATTERS.

Tho state and county taxes OF Dallas
county Tor the wear psst foot up $I27 500,
OF this sum $4,000 has bsen collected. 70
the county the oolec or has paid S63 coo, OF
which $4,000 was paid yesterday. Tho
outstanding indebtedness Of the
County Is entirely in bonds
there being no scrip or warrants sloat.,
This debt amounts to $67. 900, and there Is
now In the county treasury the rise Of
$50, ZOO, which we take it as about as good
showing as any county in the slate can
In
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THE sTONE-CUTTERs AND MAsOSs'
o5lRtfiF"

The stone.cut'er' who recently "struck"
here M the Wiudsor hotel bu ding, etc.,
say tina, they have not yet le no. and thai
The strike still exists. That much they 70
que,ttd us To say to correct n contrary i'm.
preston. In tha moauwhile there IL q
good anj extensive demand now IN Dali Ia,
Tor stone.cnttprs aud masous, sho can se
cure Immediate work To coriinu1 foI
monthe, IN their lines ~ tie pric - WI ich
were being paid before the strike occurred
2: $500 per day.
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ConpesIion OF th. Lnrr,, Ipflammallor

Congestion OF tn Lungs, Inflammation
Of the Throat, and difficulty OF brt athirg
frequently result irop' y severe cold. Thf
remedial properties mbine in Dc. Jayue's
Exp. ctorant IRE especially dtsg cd III
br ak no fevetish and intl inmator, teuden'
cies, remove Cona'rlct.on on the throat, and
ny bringing about free oxpectorruOn, pro-
mote natural resp ration, aid u speedy
cure. a reputation malntined for forty
e ~, Chords to al guarantee OF The prac-
Itprl mart ul ne rrlu-ttg
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CROPS.

Orr reporter interviewed fifteen or twen-
Nv formers Yesterday on the crops aud
prospects. They were oil ron d Here mt
.ar,' of tho courtr, end said the rain had
boen bountilul ana much needed. Ev ny
one said the prospects, for l.r r
crop was the finest they ever
cav in Dallas county a. this time OF the
year The cora was sli up and growing
iisely; oats were frstrste, although LITTLE
backward, hu. The rain would make them
% X. Cotton was all planted, some CON-
ing up and doing finely.
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I,,sr upronr THE uArTt,p.

WAsnInoToE, Aprl IA -fspeoist 1.-The
Randall men are tau,us ing Tonight 10 M
ticiphtion NJ the taxing up OF ih@ MORRISON
bill tom rrow. a breezy lime l. look,
for by all parties Ia the house tomorrow.
Every body 10 at sea about the re- ult.
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pLA,Nr Ann NEW YORK.

WAsHrKeroN, April l4-[Speciai l--Iudi.
cations here tonight are hat y aius hns
carried the s,nie OF New York by report d
maj,rity OF ~, In which event 4 10 saiI
that Arthur will not go before the Ohicagl
convention.