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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-10
Miscellaneous Orders spg Session,

Total Order on County Treasury S2l4sGao
Pay Of the Court.
I. II. Srilcf. President S1Ste
WIN. !. Knott. Commi-siOncE.......... 42bO
W., II r Iov;s ....... $500
TJtaI~...... F4'''''
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
House, Wrecked, a Child Killed, 9th,
or, Injured Fatally.
a moB THlRsTIEa FOR BLOOD.
Sad Dallas DnrkirS Caught at Marshall
\ BAD Indian Open, Indiscrimi-
uatrly With iii, ShOotoc-
OkulOhomo Payne, Etc,
\ Very Mysterious shooting.

WmrG,nuRo, July =. Special. ON
last Saturday evening, Il short time after
dark, this place was thrown into Il fever
of excitement over rather mysterious
tragedy. Joe March, Dick Choice and
one Powell, three young statesmen, left
town to 30 swimming in tank, a short
distance south Of town. when they had
about reached the limits of the corpora
ton they were halted in the road by
three men, who commenced firing upon
them. some ten or fifteen shots were
fired. At the first shot Powell fell and
March ran, but Choice, surprising ii Il joke,
because he noticed the first shots were
up in the air, stood still and was shot
through the ileshy part of the breast,
about an inch to the right of and above
his right nipple. The wound is not a
serious one, but evidently the parties
intended it to be. Choice, as soon as
shot, overlook March and came to town,
and they were soon followed by Powell.
These young men are pcaceable and
unofemding citizens, and u mystery
seems to overhang the whole affair. AS
yet we have heard nothing pointing to
the perpetrators of the cowaraly deed,
but knowing look on the face of Mar
shat Witt may indicate that the whole
matter will be brought to light soon.
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Baking Powders Containing lime.

WHY "RoYAE" Is ABSOLUTELY PURE.
Analysis shows the presence of tar
trate of lime in several brands of Bak-
ing Powder placed upon the market:
"Prce's" Baking Powder contains
tartrale of lime.
pearl" Baking Powder contains tar
trntc OF lime.
"Groir's Snowflake" Baking Powder
contains tartrato of lime.
abe Lands" Baking Powder contains
tartrate Of lime.
All rulk Baking Powder contains tar
tratc of lime.
The presence of this substance in the
above named baking powders results
from the use of inferior cream OF tartar
in their manufacture. The cream of
tartar of the market, from which they
are made, contains tartratc OF lime IN
amounts varying from six to ten per
cent, and hence these powders contain
this impurity as Il foreign substance to II
corresponding extent, which is of no
value, but positive detrimcnt in any
powder i'm which il is found.
The Royal Baking Powder is made
from cream of tartar specially refined
and prepared for its use by patent pro-
cesses by which the tartrate of lime
is totally eliminated. This highly I'M
portant result has been attained only
with great care, labor and expense. In
money alone quarter of Il million dol
lars has been invested in patents, ma
chinery and appliances by which the
crude cream of tartar, being procured
direct from the wine districts of Europe
and subjected in this country to these
exclusive processes, is renderd entirely
free, not only from the objectionable tar
trate of lime, but from other foreign
substances. This adds greatly to the
cost of manufacturing Royal Baiinc
Powder; but, as all its other ingredients
are selected and prepared with the sanl-
precise care, and regardless oflabor and
expense, an article is produced that is
entirely free from any eNtraneous sub
stance, and absolutely pure in all re-
spects. No lime, earth, alum or impur-
ity OF any kind can, by fnadvertence or
by the use OF adulteratcd articles or 9th
orwise, be introduced into the "Royal,"
and it contains no ingredients except
those certified by the most eminent
chemists necessary to make pure,
wholesome and perfect baking powder.
1t costs more to manufacture the
Royal Baking Powder than any other,
but it is, as shown by chemical analysis,
the only "absolutely pure Baking pow
der made.
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4 BAD Indian.

Fort SMITH, ARK, July H.-A shoot
ing aiTray occurred at Dover on Deep
Fork, in the Creek Nation last Wcdnes-
day morning at daylight, in which Sam
Haines and another Indian were mortal
" wounded by John Tiger, also Creek
Indian, Iaines and Bowie Mcintosh
were endeNoring to settle an old teud,
when Tiger came upon the scene, drunk,
and after few words began firing into
the crowd, shooting Haines in the head
and shooting off his nose. Another
shot took effect in the head of Sam su-
chic, bystander,w died the next day.
After the shooting Tiger fed, leaving
horse and hat behind, and escaped UNI
hurt. although about twenty-five shots
were fired at him. AT last accounts he
was still at large.
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CALDwELL, KANSAS, July &c.
Rogers, of Muskogee, Indian Territory,
representing the interior department
has arrived here. He formally notified
Capt. Paine and followers last Friday
that they must quit the Indian Territory
Immediately. They refused to go and
Gen. Hatch was called upon to remove
them, which he will do tomorrow. He
will burn or otherwise destroy all i'm
provements made on Cherokee lands by
The "Boomcrs" and Will arrest all old
offenders and turn them over to the
United States marshal to be taken to
Fort Smith, Arkansas, for trial. New
offenders will he taken to Kansas and
liberated. Two cattlcmen with their
herds will also be removed from the
ranges held by other cattlemen on
leases from the Cherokee Strip Line
Stock association.
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A Car Load of Negroes.

CoRsIcANA, July 2.-[Special. Tho
Texas & st. Louis west-bound regular
passenger train consisting of five
coaches and sleeper, has just passed
here, having on board a large number OF
colored delegates to the Grand Lodge OF
the u. b. f., which convenes at Calves
ton to- morrow. The U. B. +. is COM
posed entirely Of negroes. They occu-
pied the first-class coaches of the train
to the exclusion of other passengers I'M
til Tyler was. reached when separate
At Cairo. Illinois, the conductor of the
sleeper received orders from M. $. Jay,
general agent of the passenger, depart
ment Texas & st. Louis railroad, to ad-
init the negroes into the car. Berths
were made up as with other patrons.
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TEXaRKANa NEWS.
An Excursion Party TO Daily Springs
For County Judge.


TEXAEKANA, July 26.-LCorrespond-
ence. The party Of eXcursionists, COM
posed of about fifty Of our society peo-
pie, which left our city on the 23d inst,
for Daily Springs, returned yesterday
afternoon, and report u splendid time,
and all join in the opinion that it was
the most enjoyable affair Of the season
and are enthusiastic in their praises of
the local Knights of Pythias lodge, un-
der whose auspices the party was had,
and the manner in which they were en-
tertained by that prince of hotel men,
Mr.. j. w. Farrior, the proprietor Of the
DaIby Springs hotel. The party was
met ut the Springs by party Of young
people from Paris and several other
cities in Eastern Texas.
Hon. C. S. Todd, of TeXarkana, is II
candidate for District Judge. Todd
comes of lawyer family. He is n
Younger brother of Geo. Il. Todd, of
Jefferson, Texas, and son of Judge
VIM. Todd, who for many years prior to
the late war, dispensed justice from the
same judicial seat to which his son now
aspires, with great credit to himself. If
his son should reach the same station,
his friends are confident that he will
add lustre to the well earned fame Of his
father.
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der authority uf u special net 0f Com
utps- uf commission tu visit those
countries iu behalf ui lhu DNluu4luu ui
our commerce iu that diIUrl'nip uui tlu
coming exposition 400 Sew orleans, lu
which spanish America VIII play a
conspicuous and loading part, viii soon
dviIutt a. our shores the currunt ui trade
which now flows toward Europe, lu
addition Ia oar railway iron and sup
plies, improved farming implements,
etc., needed I'm their new material to-
yclupmrnt, these countries south
Of rs are In grcnt need OF
hluOdrd stock To minglc with
and improve their lower grades,
They viii initiate the example Of ToNas
aud Now Mexico, which drew upon Ken
lucky and the Eastern and Northern
~iUtcS for new breeds with which To
improve their native stock. Ia return
it may be- found profitable 10 import
from Northern Mexico, some OF the
more hardy breeds to mix with and in
vig0ruic our herds IN the Western
States.
READY MNWEET,
breeders of hluuNud stock In the
United States can, for many years To
come, find ready and profitable mar
kot In MrNicu and the Spauish-Anyrl-
can state, beyond, for whatever surplus
Illtl llltN ilf-llf w NAll' M AilfAN -
wanted Il n proper Introduction % those
markets, aid this the Exposition ut
New Orleans proposes to supply. \ re-
cent dispatch from Boston 10 the New
York Herald contains the following IN
trrvstiug statement;
"rhc steamship Austrian, which ar
rived to-day from Glasgow, brought -
mllochs, 3 horses, 10 pigs and . dogs,
all prize stock, u hc forwarded TO Min
n,Sota. Three or the bUllorks arc of the
Grand Duchess breed and are valued NJ
about $1,000 each. Al were handed in
excellent condition.
This Is nm illustration OF the business
of Il similar nature which the breeders
of this country may build up in the
Spanish-AmCricau markets. The OPP
portunity Offered by the exposition is
ono they will find ii profitable to i'm
prove rs nm entering wedge toward per
mauent business In new and inviting
field. Doubtless The exhibits themselves
will find ready purchasers AT the EXPOSE
ton. The brcadcrs of higher grades of
stock would do well to bear this point
In mind, and make ut New Orleans II fall
exhibit with the expectation of selling
them there for shipment 10 the ranches
of Mexico and the Central and South
American States New York Times.
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MrNNEApoLIs, July 26.-Large crowds
are surging around the Jail threatening
to lynch Contiery, who shot Officer
Laughlin this morning. At 1880 the
mob made an attack and at 1880
gained entrance 10 the outer corridors Of
the Jail. The prospects are that Contiery
viii be lynched before morning. Laugh
lin is not dead but cannot live.
Fully 500 men are surging around the
Jail demanding the prisoners, but as yet
they have nor been able TO get at them.
The Jail is guarded by Il strong force Of
police who are offering all resistance
within their power without firing on the
nrnNAl-
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AHEAvY FAILURE.
Receivers Bond 800, 900.

MINNEAPoLIs, July B.-J. II. kerrick
e. Co., machinery, iron. and woodwork
dealers, assigned to-day to II. ). Poll,
who filed bond for 100000 and TOOK
nossession. Kerrick went through bank
ruptcy in Indianapolis last year. The
law was enforced and he came here and
did heavy business, until the late
striugency. The failure is owing to the
difficultv of collecting notes for stuff
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Gen. II. NJ. Gano, having just returned
from New York, extends most cordial
invitation to the members of his old
brigade composed of Martins, Gurley's,
Dellorse's, Hardeman's and Dutf's Reg
iments, Showalter's Battalion, Krum-
bhaar's Battery, Howell's Battery, the
Gano Guards and the Old SQUADRON to
meet with us in the Confederate reunion
at Dallas, Texas, beginning on the, 9th
day of August, 1884. The General re-
grets his absence, or this special invita-
ton would have been extended earlier.
Papers of the State please copy.
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LONG HORNS,
GRAZING LANDS.
ste Wet Uungr, Up-rrihod . origin 49,
long uuru- l'luo ilunl lnd'r
~huugy Goats Cattle ~
thc Exposition, it',

One uI tho most Interesting and useful
display, no ihn coming Worlds Indus
trial Exposition ut Sow orleans viii Ice
that ur thrdiG nul Grades of American
live stock, At many al the annual
county and State fairs iu the Mississippi
Valley during the fall months may hc
seen displays of hluudcd stock from the
Eastern States, Instead of returning
those rShiu.t, tu their respective homes
il B., proposed This year HAT they be lcli
Ina lIiu west until H.ruWN.r, To- he trans
purlrd Ia the Exposition mt New Or
leans. In addition 10 these cNhibils,
and because ui the great Importance "l
the occasions many. other spec
uucuS of the higher grade,
win hc sent from the Eastern
the Northern states. Extensive. sheds
for their accommodation are already
ullur cuusl ruCliuu, uad ample arrange
nI, ut, have been mudc with the various
railway companies Tor cheap tranSpurtu-
lion. n Is safe Ia assert That the vNlub!ls
from different sections of the United
States will he one of the most COmprc-
hensiyc over made. Hut the important
and distinguishing feature of this oCca-
sion will he the joint display at the IN
position of the high grades al native
Slnrl, and the lower grade, rom HioNlcn
and The other States of Spanish America.
IL win, i'm brief, hc uu international dis
PLAY, mlugling of different breeds, and
The beginning of an extensive inter
change with resulting and mutual ben
Clit~.
\ few general statistics relating 10 live
II ok iu Inc United States may he useful
i'm contrast with some facts relative to
live stock in Mexico and South America.
TuE UNIFIED ~ rES.
\ recent report of the Department of
Agriculture gives the total number and
value uf farm animals in the United
s,t,t... Iuupp,.,r 1881 us tpllpNys.
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NORFOLK, VA, July 8.-A terrible cy
clone this afternoon at Edintons, North
Carolina. The hardware house of III
Dickson IL Co., was blown down;J. II
Wood, general merchandise. Hooper q
Co., drug store and Barnes hotel were
unroofed. Warehouses and wharfs were
destroyed; one child was killed and sew
eral people wounded by falling timbers.
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AT MIDLAND.
An Excursion Party-SchOo Equal to
Waukesha.

MIDLAND, July N.-ISpecial. IA small
party of excursionists reached here to-
day. Great surprise is expressed at the
delightful water. Those of the party. fa-
miliar with Waukesha, claim that
feet on the system being exactly the
same. f
There are twenty-one children here
ready for the opening of the fall term.
The weatheris delightful and the re-
cent rains in tits .Xirinity have done
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Dallas DariSiCs.

MARSHALL, July II Special. Last
night Policeman Lewis arrested George
Hamilton, and this morning he captured
Tavlor Morgan, alias John Taylor, both
coiored. Both hail from Dallas and are
suspected of burglary. The latter is
supposed TO have been connected with
some of the attempted rape cases sup
posed to have occurred in that city
lately. Marshal Arnold was promptly
notified and came down on the noon
train. lie will return with the prisoners
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GATBsvILLE, July e. Especial -
This precinct convention met yesterday.
The following delegates were selected to
the County convention: q. II. White,
c. J. Carnahan, DIR. J. b. Cranfill, w. A.
Downs and DIR. S. II. Roby.
The county convention meets next Sat
urday. This county is largely for Ire
land, but is divided on the grass ques-
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Nnl NnninnLr.

81 LorI,, July 4f, Tho Democratic
Congressional convention at the Four
trru,h district of Missouri, which has
been in session ug roplur BlWf since
Tuesday morning, adjourned sine die
LAKE Tonight, after taking IA ballots
without nominating u candidate, AN un-
occurrence in This state,
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Drovnedi in the Sabine,

LoNavIEw, July 27.-ISpecial. "A
young man by the name of Spinks, the
son of Monroe Spinks, prominent citi-
zen -four county,was drowned at Fredo-
mia Ferry on the Sabine river, four miles
south of Longview, yesterday afternoon
The party were bathiug, mostly young
boys, and young Spinks probably got
cramp. He sunk and was drowned
within two feet of the shore.
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Shooting AT a Negro.

GRoEsREcK, July N.-ISpecial.l-W.
II. Adams, who lives near town, became
enraged at a negro and tried the virtue
of shotgun. Result: Negroes horse
wounded and Adams under bond.
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The Juvenile Homicide.

GATEsvILLE, July q. = [Special.l =
Theodore Schleel, the ll-year-old boy
" no killed Jean Graham at the Grove,
was yesterday placed under a sl,O0o
bond.
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StvN>NNII, July ~ u. NJ, Norwood,
rN-Iu.tcl states ~rWllur,wa~ uumiu tod
to-day for Congress from the first
district.
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sGRoEsnisEoK, July z.-[speciall-
The primaries were held yester-
day With the following result; For
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.kiMnv Won.

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4 nol ~ n,r uSrIrLED WOMAN.

ANHHlNs iNNNFNs -
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CEREMONIES OF WELCOME.

PORTSMOUTH,, n. H., July 21.-The
following is the plan of the ceremonies
upon the return of the Greedy relief eX-
pedition as has been determined upon:
on the arrival of the vessel on tie
morning of Saturday, August 2,
the Naval reception will take place
in the outer harbor in which
the ships of war are lying. These
will participate, including the training
squadron, and practice ships from An
Atlantic squadron. On Mon
day, August 4th, a reception
wifi be given on the shore to the officers
and men of the relief expedition
by the city of Portsmouth and State au-
thorities ofNew Hampshire. The officers
and men of all the naval vessels
are to take part in the parade
in the afternoon. In the evening
public meeting will be held
and addresses of welcome will be deliv-
cred. No special invitations to the cere-
monies will be sent outside of the State,
but all who desire to come will be made
welcome. Lieut.. Greedy, having by the
advice of his surgeon declined any pub.
lie reception on account of his physical
weakness, will be taken to Newbury-
port Mt such time and in such way
as he may PREFER. or remain
on board the vessel and be taken TO
Governors Island, New York, if so di-
rected by Secretary Lincoln, in which
case relief ships will leave Portsmouth
Monday night for New York where they
may be expected to arrive on the MORN
ing Of August 18th.
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AWFUL ABILENE.
LOUD HowLS FOR FREE GRASS,

ut, Down Heavily uu q Newspaper ihr
stone In the Meal ~urh--i'tu old
Mu,t Continue N,lruuau
County Ivrtlun, Ltr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-22
1DE AWAKE

n,ny merchant goes to sleep be = vy apt to b lef
and his comps ttors move ahead Of him and coon
forgotten We do not to be left: we are wide
awake all the time even in the midst Of Summer and
We continually have hing attract our Gus
toners We have had immense with our Tray.
cling Saches acknowledged to be the best an Cheapest
In the CITY, aid would now call attention to our
magnificent line Of Baskets We do not care to braS
but We are that in the city show
sortment that one sell the IS cheap aud that
no one can show handsomer styles.
Another article which has found immense favor IL
our very large stock Of 99c Chromos all large Pictures
handsomely framed and mounted on canvas They
treat almost all subjects. and are sure to please
Our beautiful Engrayings in handsome Oak Frames.
ready for hanging at CSC each have also found mum.
Der OF friends among those who prefer perfect picture
quiet III tone
Our assortment of Picture Frames we never allow to
run down: We always lave all sizes hand We have
ABUNDANT proof that more than halt
been saved by bringing Pictures to to be framed
We have furnished fine Gold Frames at prices lower
than any one else was able to offer them At the
time eau furnish Velvet Card Frame for Sc and
Cabinet Frame for l2c.
Bring your Pictures you sure to be suited and
MAKE no charge FOR framing. We always have goods
coming In season or no season. aud you to
something either SO cheap otherwise attractive
that you cannot help buying it.
Fire Works supplied Ut lowest rates short notice