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to this place and one for points be-
tween here and Alger. A. j. Dupries,
of Detroit, who is the contractor for
building the woodwork of the Rife
river bridge, was in town Thursday.
He stated that his work was about
done. He was to return to Detroit
with his men to-day. The bridge will
be completed in about another week,
if men enough can be got to work.
The builder finds it difficult to keep
men there. On Thursday he had a
force of only IL men, but had tele-
graphed to Toledo for more, and was
expecting a large addition to his force.
-Au Sable Saturday Night.
The Detroit, Bay City & Alpena
railroad will put up temporary depots
for sheltering passengers until spring.
The passenger traffic continues very
large. All the freight is offered that
the road wishes to carry, as the trans
fer by wagon around the Rife river
bridge is accomplished with a great
deal of trouble. The trestle work OF
the bridge is finished and all of the
truss-spans will be put in this week.
1t is expected that trains will cross
the bridge by the end of next week.
The completion of the line into the
depot grounds at Au Sable will also
be made this week. r. p. Gustin,
and by the way, we are asked to in
quire if these initials indicate Rahm-
doodle Potato Gustin, returned last
evening from his recent trip to AL
coma county. He reports that on the
down train on the Detroit, Bay City
& Alpena narrow gauge railroad there
were over a hundred passengers, and
that on Saturday the express company
paid the railroad one hundred dollars
for that one days service. Who
says now railroads north and west
will be of no benefit to Bay City
Bay City Call.
The Saginaw Times says the De-
troit, Bay City & Alpena is bonanza
to its owners, and the busine' will
necessitate a cban~o - ''"iuaru
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check for sl43 from Will Reynolds,
besides smaller amounts in checks and
Alger & Smith paper from numerous
individuals. Nearly all of the above
was made payable to tho order of a
bank or some person, and would be
useless i'm the hands of the thief
The checks of b. +. Buchanan were
made payable to bearer, we learn
Besides the large amount in valuable
paper there was considerable in cur
rency in small amounts, the whole
reaching at least $4,000. None of
the letters or remittances having yet
reached destination, it is presumed
that the bag and its whole contents
were lost in transit or else have fallen
prey to some thief. Many theories
have been advanced as to the DISPOSE
ton of the missing pouch, but upon
whom to rest the blame seems a diff
cult task. Will Green, the stage
managers son was driving the stage
Oh this particular day, took the mail
in charge, and claims to have deliver
ed it all right to Postmaster King OF
Oscoda, and the Postmaster accounts
for its leaving his charge next morn
ing, as received the night previous,
and here its identity and whereabouts
seem to cease.
The loss of this pouch and its val
liable contents has already caused
many of our business men much an
noyance and trouble, and indeed is a
serious matter with some. Many had
forwarded valuable paper to the banks
for deposit, and drew checks on the
same the next day to meet demands
in business.
We think it is high time the Post
Office Department began to trace
out this matter little more vigorous
ly and devotedly, and speedily ascer-
tain where the fault lies.-Alcona Re-
view.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

CIRCUIT CoURT ron ALPrNA COUNTY.
SAMUEL NJ. SWARTZ and
SAMUEL JERKOWSKI
Firm Of Swartz & Jerkowski, In attachment.
NATHAN II. EPSTEIN.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9TH day o
November, A. ID. 1888, writ of attachment wal
duly issued out OF the Circuit Court, for Alpena
county, nc the suit Of Samuel M. Swartz and Sam
uel Jerkowski, the above named plaintiffs, agains
the lands, tenements, goods, chattels, moneys and
effects Of Nathan II. Epsteyn, the above named de-
PENDANT for the sum Of eight hundred and ninety
five dollars sS93.0ol, which said writ was returna'
BILE the 4th day of December, A. d. 1888
Dated Alpcna, December, 31st, 1883.
DICKINSON, THURBER & HoSMER, and
CLAYBERG & SLIEAT0R,
647w6-2 Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

Circuit Court for Alpena County.
MYER HELIMAN, and
HENRY 8. HERMAN,
Firm Of Hellman & Herman, In attachment.
NATHAN Ii. EPSTEIN.
Notice is hereby given that on the eth day OF
November, A, ID. 1883, q writ of attachment was
duly issued out Of the Circuit Court for Aipena
county, at the suit of Myer Heman and Henry s
Herman, the above named plaintiffs, against the
lands, tenements, goods, chattols and effects OF
Nathan II. Epsteyn, the above named defendant,
for the sum OF sixteen hundred and four dollars,
100000 which said writ returnable the 4tll
day Of December, A. d. 1888
Dated Alpena, December 3ist, 1899.
DICKINSON, THURBER & HOSiER, and
CLAYBERG & SLEATOR,
.6lTw6-2 Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

Circuit Court for Alpena County.
ALBERT III. RHODES,
EBER l.. RIPLEY,
ALGINON y. POTTER and
GEORGE w. MANSON. In Attachment
Firm OF Rhodes, Ripley 4 Co..
Va.
NATHAN II. EPSTEYN.
Notice Is hereby given that on tho eth day of
November, A. ID. 1883, n writ Of attachment was
duly issued out of the Circuit Court for Athena
county ut the suit OF Albert III. Rhodes Eber l..
Ripley, Alginon s. Potter and George w. Man
son, the above named plaintiffs. against the
lands. tenements. goods, chattels, moneys and
effects OF Nathan ii. Epsteyn the above named
defendant. for the sum Of eleven hundred and
twenty-five and 1910 dollars, (sf, 100 50) which
said writ was returnable on the tth day of De-
cember, A. ID. 1889.
Dated Alpena, December 3ist, 1883.
DICKINSON. THURBER & HOSMER and
CLAYBERG a. SLEATOR
6i1w6-2 Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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Worn, Weary, and Wrctcbed

e as weak as cat" is expression frcouently d =,
nr; VINO are trying TO tell how foron they feel II i a. upnad
ence + woJ at one OF the most agile and vigorous animals
t DC more correct say weak as linn old 80 c
o ns b aea utter inability to ones up The weary 9r
generally worn, worried and Pc
sb SUe I is case of overwo sometimes of mne
wretnbcd o IN he system of person a weak as
~ ety unn condition 1t needs iron TO imnat icin reg
only sa snd pra ms to be had by taking IRON BT1rT
how Ihcs Inc physician and the druggist can tell the % gee
everyday N Differs has been found in ac(
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NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, a
corporation, duly organized under the laws OF this
state has prepared map or plan OF the North
Branch OF Thunder Bay river, a navigAble stream
of this state, from its junction with Thunder Bay
river in section 90, in township 32 north of range
east, Michigan, TO the section line between sec
tions q and 2s, in township 80. north of range 3
east, Michigan. This being the section OF said
stream, the navigation of which IL proposes 70 inn
prove by the erection of two dams across the east
branch of said stream and two dams the west
branch OF said stream, also by deepening and clear
ing out the channel of said portion of said stream
for the purpose of improving the navigation there
of and TO facilitate the running and driving of logs
and other loatables therein. That said plan and
maps contain plan for the improvement of said
section of said stream, and set forth the several
points in said stream where said improvements are
proposed to be made, and the nature and character
OF said improvements, and notice is also given that
the undersigned has submitted said plans and mar
10 the Board OF Control. of ST. Marys Ship Canal
and made application TO said Board for their APP
prevail thereof and their assent TO the proposed inn
provements which said plans and map are now Oh
file at the Office of said Board Of Control, at the
city Of Lansing, for inspection by all persons in
terested in the same. and that said Board of Con.
troll have designated their regular meeting to be
held on the last Thursday of February, 1884, al
said city of lansing the time and place for henr
ing said application
THE NORTH BRANCH IMPROVEMENT co
Dated, Dee. %, 1883. Ci7w6
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, cor
poration, duly organized under the laws of this
State, has prepared q map plan of the Little
Wolf Greek, navigable stream of this State, from
its junction with Main Wolf Greek, in section 81,
township 30, north of range east, TO the section
line or town line between sections 81 township %,
north of range east, and section in township p,
north of range east, Michigan. This being tho
section of said stream, the navigation of which IL
proposes TO improve by the erection of two dams
across said stream, also by deepening and clearing
out the channel thereof for the purpose of improv-
ing the navigation thereof and to facilitate the run
ming and driving OF logs, timbe and other floata-
bles therein That said plan or map contains a
plan for the improvement Of the said sections of
said stream and sets forth the several points in
said stream, where said improvements are proposed
TO be made, and the nature and characters of said
improvements, and that the undersigned has sub
mited said plans and map to the Board of Control,
of st. Mary's Ship Canal, and made application TO
said Board for their approval thereof and their as
sent TO the proposed improvements which said plans
and map now file at the office Of said Board
of Control in the city of Lansing for inspection by
all persons interested in the same, and that said
Board of Control, have designated their regular
meeting TO be held on the last Thursday OF Feb
ruary 1884, at the city Of Lansing, the time and
place for hearing said application.
The LITTLE WoLF CREEK IMPROVEMENT Co.
Dated, Dec "a, 1888. 6fIw6
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

CIRCUIT CounT ron ALrExA CoUsTy.
ISAAC BING,
LAWRENCE Z. BRUEL, &
SAMUEL BING, In attachment.
Firm Of Bing, Brucl & Co.
NATHAN II. EPSTEIN
Notice Is hereby given that on the 2nd day Of
November, A. ID. 1888, a writ OF attachment was
duly issued out Of the Circuit Court for Apena
~, at the suit Of Isaac Bing Lawrence H. Brue and
Samuel Bing, the above plaintiffs, against the
lands, tenements, goods, chattels, moneys and Of,
fects Of Nathan II. Epsteyn, the above named
defendant for the sum OF two hundred and eighty
dollars lt2s0.0ol, which said writ was returnablo
the 9th dqy Of NQyembcr, A. ID. 1888.
~sssd Dpsps, December slst, A. ID. 1854.
drXFhERG 4 sLEATOp,
49, H.---ass fog Plsiptifft,
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make NOTICE.-|Lat whereas my wife, Adela
Il Rawele has left my bed and board without
Just cause or prov0caton, l do hereby give notice
TO all persons, that will not pay or become re-
sponsib for any debts contracted by her after this
date Other papers please copy.
Dec. "a, 1888
6l7w3 NORBERT RAWELLE.
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TIE COMMISsI NEIsHIP

: AUSTIN, Feb. Especial, Toe New
OIL conimissinnership still hangs fire
and ia The topic OF the hour. The seLt =
ment among the leading men OF this city
and San Al t)nio is rapidly crystal zing in
favor Of Co'nr,l Elliott, of Del as. He is
regarded s tie III an ps CuIisriy gu Jihed ~
Jepresert H.xas 1T tine WollI's Exposition.
Their i. ucr eZcitemeit on . stre,t t.
about I've = poi; tment. Lett rs ard tele-
erams lre r, irg received in rumheIs from
San Autcpio, G,!vestoD and Waco and
other POINTS III d even Washington Guy,
from pr, minent men Of thee nItsy q ring
him any services or snprorC a. ,beir dis-
POSI- L t. sre being offered i've 10 one
on his SUCCESS and rot taksn Neatly ev-
eryone Lore il Wishing for biz appointment
to repies' 1T Texas next I'LL in bis TIA
home, IL is s. ID tnst ColOL'l E Lott on
YESTERDAY sd esIn this morning genar-
ous'y prnpuai u To Hardenbrook t. relieve
their mutus.i lT'erd, thV governor, they go
to Elm rid resign tHeir claim, although
Colonel Eti, tt has befrieDdeu lr,ltD .or
year- nno HhId.nbro"k bas k""wn hun
toply.a few weeks, Gpd Elliot had his hearc-
re, UD he posi,iuri. VII Hsiuen p,"ok hes
Only ju,t uut IN his ap,,l cot ,op Harder =
brook hoto ZINES oecliItC, and hssing his
refussl on the aronid OF the Gslsest N
News tt'scs FL bis character and nol lit
ness. Tie quesuon rEumises In become
an ,mpottsn, iuclor IL the coming queer
utt Drisl rsce, as Colonel Eli t. hes friends
who VIII ,t4pd by HIM, npd Hsrd.Dbrook is
ecsrc,lS known. Colonel ELiott lett Tor
Dallas to-dgy.
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WEAriilI,TORD.

..WRarHERyoRp, Feb -G5pecisl Five
horses were stul ,n In this county last night.
Two belonged 30 William Baker and we're
10 the following brands: One N. A. X
or lett hip, the other r. |. d. Il. on the LEFT
thigh. One OF tho thieves Is supposed 10
be certsin vounS. man, s feet inches
high; weigh, l4) poIhd,; eyes blue: hair
nearly red. NJ Is accompanied by another
man VI shnu. the -ar!e s,zs
'olon'l S,snnon and Representative
Hurst came hOmr from Auein last night.
TH"v appear w,l alter their legislative
labors.
" aTuvRFpEp, Feb .-tCorresnondencn.
--D,stlct court, Hon. A. J. ii iod pre-
gliding, has he.r N session this week. dis
20 ing at civ'i canes. 81 i,r othing more
than oi lnc,l import iuce has been tIi-d.
The Ersuu Jury. composed Oi our ness cit
i1.rs aIe IN kng ulligrnt lfquUy into all
crimes cNmm 81 ~ ne c1uny.
youl tg court has b-ea al the week en-
gappi IN tryi = sma, CD =, rnch as asg'a-
waited aessults, keeping c!SoTderiy houses,
etc.
The weather las been very wet and die
ecrpeatl, for t-a ugsJ t@p days and the
ru,ds ntp IN such crnuuiUn thai few care 10
come 10 the Guy unl'3s on urgent ontine's
The CrnD resp are far, though oA's
were dsmsg,d uy cold. Wheat is dong
Grply. Durlrg the winter many farms
hrya neeu opened mp by new comtr','
who as = rule are pleased sin our c1unlr'.
TIE Sea'he-icrd Sun OF t'-ity 10 a' Y
IRA edition cOrts.ni. much v''uGtie iniut-
nation copc, ri < our cly ard her husi-
uess men. Also u : mort skstcn OF Texas,
tia agricultural, Manufacturing ana
mineral resources, markets, Climate ana
educational advantages s....,.
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K,rIV,S, Tsr,1-, uusspon3 nee IA
cola Iaiu hos 0s'a 81 Ing here ioT yooaEF,
The streams ~, l4gen sNO!lsn and tsi!i Iis'
iuF.
sock zap - th', line have dome Tems'Es-
hIy VOL. Tn- isrmrE iHIrTt't' ape pc ~
wen advanced Uucn ~ tao cora sIuuud De-
ins now PREPARED = pIahtins,
County ecu Hns been m session lh's
week, trYiaE tie criminal leEri About
i cases have h-rI disposed OF, Tssn'iius IA
tlr-r convict ans,
Commi,slousr,' court eouysnes next Mon
day Tor general ou,lrr-s, The question ~
ll-gEea-ing the terms u the sOuF' VA. DC
@ n sidsrrd.
Itls understood taIt mot Of the eou. ~
officers will b. candidates Tor r.
election. Ii Is also sA'd lha'
d.dnte, end ih-t Da,lss court vi ne Ia
ylgably Inclined 10 allow ilis cuunIy 10
SIR Z All, your gsnlh and epersei &c
! trav, linz agent l. IN ,Ogn looking siter tue
/ interest. Oi tue llER,Lp, Hs eyidoGIly re-
grTis The b IS HrHALp ~ one OF ina
| Il Erd nud inC,spsnsay.e Institutions oI the
cluutry,
4 contract has llSt been closed for the
| err Ctl0n nt n Methodist CnufcA here ~ 4
cdst of 80 JJl, the building 10 be- finished
/ by Il NJ q; June. The Baptist church ~
| G sIaplHteI all hng the s-a'ing, These
I building we're barlg needed, and they WI
I be quite ornamental TO our town, Tut
| i,il, Que Of Ie finest in the STATE, viii be
cAnipleiei eag.v ia the snmmer. Th-
opera house is.tll! IN embryo with iavorat Il
prospects.
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GALVESTON.

GALvssT7N, Feh S.-[Specisl Tho su-
prems court .ttirmer: Walker VS. Aber-
crombip, from Nslk-r: CpntreraS va.
Hayues, from : arr; Sc inner VS.. Mark
wood, from d. Wi'G Hutcntbg, VI. Jordan
ct NJ, from S,m.rvell; Cock We. Carson d
LIE Wig, from Parker.
Reversed luu rcrnauded: McCauley VS..
Long & Co., from j. ff-Tson; Orz ct ~ vs.
Benavdes, rom Weob; Jerrard vs.. Mckin-
lie. from johnson.
Recsll.d from commission of appeals:
Gull, Z, | RADIO & Santa Fe railway vs.. Hell
sew, iron, Johnson.
Rsheari,g submitted: Supreme Lodge
vs.. Grace It s'.. from Fdyetle.
GALVESTON, Feo. S.-[Press]-Chairman
Claiborne has sent the il, letter -
members Of The STATE democrat executive
committee:
The time Is near when the Ilace and
time should lie select sd Tor holding the two
conventions that are to assemble this
1--WE are also charged by resolution OF
last convention with forming the tempo
rary organic .tion. l! we as.u ms this re-
spopsihl ~, sc should meet together
sonnet me ia Nas'h at some point no! con,
tending tor s..,r the ,ns Convention rna ,,.o
and g, r',lly to det-rmine ii
it is abs'lut ~ r.ec''sary to 90 ti'o con on
vert ou.. - sirs- OF the msio ty OF the
comm t. ~ sly..ulItIG matt r. Ion
will, ter tor, 10. kind enough t. su6m
your views ~ al. tlius & meeting the
mos detratl', - we can di,cuss every
thing Any aud & fin u cJu.lude mat
tiers
Sub crij ton 20 tie clrjtal stoc.;
of t1t. new nat on,l b.rk
orgar'zu : he q have rcEcued SlS2 600 1t
is thou.h ,herc wi 81, no d,hlGuty IN oE-
tair,u, IT, aruticnl SIS, 600 Ap eaton
Will t9eO We mtue tor Il cha I r ard NeI-
pett ID the b. K eil Re ready Tor bu4i-.eSs
by the Grei of Ausost next.
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Texarkans; 4 Thrifty Tramp Most
AysIVriOg ~ Disappears.
Very Interesting Badge, Of Specials.
SAN ANrINIo.

San ANTONIO. Fen. S-lSpecai,l-A
mes. u,'U'al suicide took Ice
at thf va y, theat3r las, t!sat
"a. - u'gilc,. Young man WAC
had oecuaIa "a box OF "a OF The stage
cond 4tel 70 ED ms Tie at point Of n
pistol. 81 bad been drink ng VITA ssyeTsl
ftma'cs. u, ~ ore being Lena u 81, an
nitrsciiyf stuug lazy Cf IBIS Utaul,s1-
mtut. He h.i lu.l hnisted gas ~
wine win h,r shea he Tcp"rl az pl,'
wa heard. The men ana women TaL 10
the box where tho sue de was
found bzlhCd N MA ava bloni.
The officers OF the | ~ worked 20 qp'e u
Thai the women h,c NOT suspected any-
thins ard TIE usure went on Tor Il teen
MINUTES at discovering the ca eide. I'm
medlatl, alter he body nad been discuv-
cred Manager Il IL Suns approached tue
box la which tue vc.i lay dead with =.
bu IT. In hi. brIln, hrtd by his ON hand,
and sail tia, when the law WAS 80 ishci re
would give ~. deceased q, cent burial.
Meantime CCnst abs Bider, accompanied
by Just &c A o Am, saw I, the proper dii pc
sition Of he lad. Tue inquest this mora
ing deyel,ned III. TACT that tue de-
ceased's name was WAR; n DAVIS,
nat We oi N-wnriTy, oJLth Ca DINA, tra'- :
ing upd,r an .it-. navipg Escaped from
m engine VS. moved SUI, doiug some Dam
ace With winch ne uss ohai Rrd. though be
always simyo - IIpro was u lty az The
rum ~ ~ t., Locomotive. GsoTre W.
wards, Who thu bsen his 70. N mat, tor
some weeks, t.stiii-d that d'ceastd IL
him toe IuI,prl.G isot', and that be sa'1 lac
was cpa-'rul' T'auy "a meet any 2stet-
tive who luisut arrc,t him. He had been
posrdirg at MIS- Sireh' when che i'li
the deceased uoyalt Inhing lac WAS
behind w.t. lis board $40
would 1T d. nm any barn
he wa IN ! " N.ti 'ev"rel y"ua; it,..lesi
amopg nfs ... t-rs sas one tHst read: "ksep
this nUd rYHt t!r Ht ore, y,u's cHari'
tably.m Ii's wss suruusou u bc from u
you'g ! ng ~ ,ho Ntuu,vil =. Toe owl.
dencs f.,t 80 uu ID I a. he had re wed
SOS o. H,sf two days ago; hsi Drawn lbs
mon nd rsus ~ among w,mnn. mere
was Q 'Tos u Iac pHwu-d IN paw %
Bhop n'd Dos the recr'ut IN hls puok, I
showed haI only brought h!m lie" sui
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Roscoc Conk iny's preterepce for the tin

Roscoe Conk iny's preference for the tip
OF cigar when he feels the need Of sti In
uius nf tobacco doubtless grew ont Of a
habit which he had for many years. The
shelves in bis Law office in Utica used TO he
deuor ated with CT gars strangely mutilAted.
He would put cigar in bis mouth wong
and to carry it TIL in his Abstraction he
hsppcn ned 10 remove it, and, when he miss
ed it, would take another from his vest
pocket, and proceed 10 erjoy 1t in the same
manner. 1t used 10 b. said Of him In his
office that no one had ever seen him ligh, a
cigar there or take cigar in his mouth ex.
cent by the wrong end.
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shortly shsr dl.plsJ'd . ,tli u bills -hloh
be- lfil oni hfiufe TIE tfs a. ufFs Toe
40, smuuft a ~ shHt iin Nsu day .
hat heiplFlnf ~ tie ifsmH sss ionnh tof
ne mil Aissh ufs lstr sn eml We
fss gusd his pos np a tho MI luese
tao nt nnrs Nou "A suspiHIpno iiul My
Rfd the &c mfl Iewrt sffssieh, no tth'
Do . IEu auh 81 sl uu suspicion uI hhFlng
b.. f. rtefrd nsd flbpsi tnstrtma fYe inau
Ip I.iI. Nlrs. nsms Ns COL iH.t lean, 1,
o. Icsut, Mailing iudhsF v,n us i,-frra
N. HtrF thH T~tuFu ~ llf
81 rchiny paTlF. 10 hlpel The party "a
Cu-t dy 10 iua.rr Q.
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MARSHALL, Feb. S.-[5pecisl.l lit has
been raining for the part forty eight hours.
A msn On rg bimslf DR.. G. Worms
called 4 the q went yesterday, and said be
made special OF furnishing t1em aud
the rrieg,s Win medicine. He showed q
long OF priest, ard sisiers in the STATE
whom b. ni.d tur.i-hed, ,os the good si-
tiers 10 t, thu tine Jf SIS and let. He has
been wing is game extensively. Look
out for the SCAMP
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

Your GOD Pare!
For impure blood the best medicine
know Ia Roi sdalis. 1t Is the great Southern
lime Tried and true Rem-oy, aud may be
implicitly relied on when everything else
fails. Take il in the Spring time especially
for the impure srcretlons OF the blood inci
de to that season of the yeer: and take
It a, all times for Cancer, Scrofuis. Liver
Con plants. Weakness. Boils, Tumors.
Sseilings, Ssin Diseases Malaria and the
thousand ills that come from impure blood
To insure n cheerful disposition take Ro
sadsls, the Great Southern Remedy; which
will remove he prime csnse, and restore
the mind to its natural eou'ihrum.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

Denton, Feb S.-[sp.ciil.l-A man by
tie name of Gardener. While II t,xicsted
this t,rnisg, shot It l'uy ana Gull IN h
privtt. t..idepce. The husbs, d OF he
wife. MIR. I. It, shot GardeD.r, mort H.
wounding rim. He bad comm { "a sew
oral dsrr, dalicnson the reefs before hs
get t.M'. II 'sh' USE. Gardeners dest9
Is expc,t It any moment. lie affair has
created g. meek Mrit.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
TrXARKANA.

THx,nKAEA, Fec. S-t5pecisl I-Fight
before last iramp c. at The engine
snouse OF Facan M si'u.t.d on the Ns'-
Yos G Jug road snout twelve mics soutt
Of hrrs. and AXE } come inside By The
fire o Dry hiru,. II sbd remain all n g1'.
His rtQueat being graLted be entered, aud