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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-09

"Buchu-paiba." Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases, 81.
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MARsHtLL, Jan. &C. Specia.. Holland
Anderson, aged 70 years a hero of the bat.
es OF San Antonio and San Jatinto, IN
1896, died at his residence in Pamela county
yesterday.
f. j. Fry has purchased the store.house
of DIR. G NJ. Phillips.
B. f. Fredarcy, au old citizen, died at his
residence near this city TO-DAY.
MARSHALL. Jan. 20 Especial. Last
night burglars forced an entrance into the
business house OF NJ. Lathrop & Co, and
after placing his large 2,00J-pound safe on
its back, drilled into the lock and blew il
open. There was about $3.50 in money
taken from Il, but nothing else of value.
There must have been several men engaged
in this job, rs it would require at least four
men to place the safe in the position it was.
There is no clue as yet, but 1t is hoped the
robbers may be apprehended.
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GippIYGg, Jan. 90 Special - Tho
weather continues raw and cold, but cotton
continues to come into market ut the rate
OF fifty bales per day, over . 600 bales
have been shipped since September lst.
Messrs. Baker and Price, trustees OF the
Houston Il Texas Central Land company,
have donated the ground On which our
new school house has been built, TO the
town. The school is progressing rapidly.
Cards are out for a marriage in high life
Miss Rosel Lsvinson, daughter Of 5. Levin
son, merchant of our town, 20 A. Hirsch-
berg, OF the firm of Harris & Hirschberg, to
take place February 90ih.
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PursnuRs, Jan, 2j.-Lsst night was the
coolest ofthe season n this city. The iher-
mcmeier registered 5-bslow, zero while In
the eubu.bs 10 ranged from 10 10 % : be
low.
SrE-BFSvILLE o., Jan. % s'erday
morning the thermometer iH fhis section
marked ~ -fo 50 below zero according 10
location of hi.s .ui va'cra. rnis morn
iurtae mercury uas six degrees lover than
Yesterday, the CO est wea her on record in
eastern Ohio
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LIrTLE Rock, Jan .G.-The supreme
court to-day decided the case,of the Menu
phis & Little Bo k railroad company,
which claimed exemption from taxation
for tFerty year uuulr a rmer charter,
having since re-urgauized, that, the COM
psny wss Ie-organ I'D unier The consiiL
tion Of 1874 iorD ding exemption, tho TO d
Is sahirc, 70 tax4tion. TINS Afiirms the
chanc-ior decisi' n.
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LAREDO.

LAREpo, Jan. 6.-[Spoc al l.l-Alexander
Tremble, nephew Of Dario Gonzales, sheriff
OF Webb county. was arrested last night
by Captain Jce Shelly Ct the state rangers
charged with complicity in the recent Mtx.
lean National train robbery near La Jarita
station IN Mexico. H3 was taken 20 san
Autoni1 lass night. Bg what suih ihoritv be-
was arrested on ihis side ot thc river, NE
or me- bcirC committed ir Mexico. g. not
kulwn. Tn'e makes the seventeenth az
res cllrrrd with completely in this rob
.erv AND tlsrs ..e a1ms twelve OF fifteen
.-ula. large.
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SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 2G.-lSpecill.l-Two
hundred stockmen met at Krish Hall to
form an organization for mutual protection,
the prevention OF thets and the general
good of stcckmen. Resolutions were
adopted condemning & free grass, endorsing
the main features of the Terrell oil, mem
oralizing congress tor the esta hlishment Of
a trail through the Indian Territory, aud
for the iurthefence of the interests OF the
pasture men. ORGANIZATION a.. thorough
ly pcrloc'e ed. Some members OF the house
at Austin were present.
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HoUsroN. Jan. 26.-[ Special THE board
of fire engineers met to-day and decided to
revive the annual celebration Of the Hous-
ton fire department, and therefore desg
mated the next anniversary OF TINS depart
ment, April 2lst as the proper time,
These anniversaries have IA the past oetn
ce,s brated with great ecat, ana II is pro-
posed in the COniug oue 10 have general
meeting of the fire departments Of the inie-
nor towns no expense or Effort VIII be
pared !. make o.. occasion % grand -I.
cess.
Mike Heuressay, the detective, says hc
has discovered the principal parties lmpl-
Gated iu he cotton stealing from the New
Of'.aus presses and husrsclrds sud receipts
o.. 80 bgl,g of cotton So STOLEN by the pre-. 81.
men anH sold TO- mates OF foreign steamt.s
for half value. Heanessey SAYS ha has oi.
tered his services ~ the president OF The
cotton exchange OF New Orleans % expose
the thieves, but VAS refused for deuca,,
reasons,
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TYLER, Jan. 2j.-Ispecia'. l--rls follow
ing convictions were had sire lest report,
Charles stewart, tleit o. two bales OF col.
ton. .u-l.r; u.LJ.utiar. five wears.
on pies: two ye1ff.
Cp1r .fi .urle3 O. meet Moriv V morn
ing, wu.n tle iai cas-. wi ] De lalsen up.
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ArLtS7s. Jan. 2i.-lsp,cn'.'-C. r. H,l.
ly.s safe, sl,io) N1ser, Bshmsnn S Co.
fra-rrHor w8 last night blown omen ty
tu-gllra W.1 entered the rout door of IS
store % ur.aiIg d. opal with Clisals No
money was Ios-, 8s ha was cantiors erou. n
cirry 10 fviv with bim on this pariirH ar
nisbt. Some Ciotl.lg aud other things re
missing. There is no clue TO the r.hbtrs.
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IuNt.NIEXv.

Lo.svrEw, J Ir. .G.-lspeciall-In few
d Us 10 viii be officially announced that
Colonel George Noble tGs been appointed
general msnrter ro. tre G "a sy m for
Texas. assuming iIt th.s toas m lar po-
.it o. 30 thnt O.. Mr. flim fer he whole
r,.l. n .un.Irrn -.-l-un-
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BROW NyvOOD,

BRowNwooD, Jan. &C. Especial Tho
weather continues cold and stock are SUI
feriog considerably from the effect OF the
same and the scarcity OF grass on the range.
There being no more pasture fences in
this county to cut, the trouble in this re-
spect has ceased.
rhe people OF THE county are awaiting
the actions OF the legislature on the fence
cutting trouble with much interest.
The exercises of the Coggins academy,
under the supervision of the able Professor
Carl Ninson commenced on last evening.
by O'Clock in the evening the hall was
crowded with people, who were highly in.
terested by the very interesting and we'll
delivered deolamatious, recitatiOns and
music. The exercises close 10 night.
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CLsvFLlSD, o., Jan. 26.-All sewsr-pipe
manufacturing M ME Of the United
States, twent our in number. have organ
zed pool TO date from February LIST, the
headquarters % bsl.rs.
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VICu.ASu.

RIcHLASD, jar. g -lspesa ia drunk.
en- riot occurred ror, to-day In which about
twenty men t1ok part. T. was e general
kncck.down with fss. As many ss sir
and eight were down az one time. Wher
they took TO their winchcsters, Il wa
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Towels and Table Linen.

Unbioaohcd Table Linen at a5e per yardi
worth SOC.
Turkey Rcd Table Linen. color warrant
e, fast, NJ soc; worth 75o por yard.
Ali-Linen HuoE Towels at ~ pos yard.
Turkish Bath Towels at i2 i-2ci worth 25o
German Linen Damask Towels 1T o 2-3c
per yard.
B@~HAHGkIFS In RAPKi is.
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thought that nothing could be- done 10 stOv
II but the militia, for a while. A partyof
sober men appeared un tne gruuads anu
with a great eil0rl got II stopped at last.
More than one went away with bloody
noses ana head. While the iusloe's court
was in session their iriends rut his horses
of ihe country are excited over the affair.
and declare tho oif.nders snail be punished.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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.DSMITH BROS.
The Bargain House of Dallas
ECLIPSIGG ALL COMPETITION! !

This is what we have done in the past what
doing and what intend DO in the future AS
est of our effort in this direction call attention
day to a list OF REAL BARGAINS
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WaNTS.

VENTS.
rxrANIEl-A LADY WHu WRITES FAIR
w hand and has some eisnre iime' Wishes
writing or cop,i 4 10 do. Address W. care care W. Y,
etorey. col Nnin .ect, lallas ekas- lan5 n5.-.s
1TANrkD-PA ANTNkR W wANTED-NOWl Will
w ,ecure one. half interest In u htst'osss IRA
matte enierpr,ae; new and at,rat,e printing;
leading ectress financially empaf,ssSeI, AZ, =,
dress MANAGERtss. Dallas Herald. mnz.'M =.
YUANTHD LADIES AND GEN LEntN
w can make from 10 to &c p,r day Call for 3
S.s reyss jane7l
JU1NTEU--A HEALTHY WET NURSE, ONE
w who has no baby. to take charge Of baby at
.,ra", "'''' jsni5u
VITANTEp-A SITUATION ElrHER1N THE
w hon.e or on The road, Address ort,pply ,pg, 70
J. b. CARTER, Dallas I. %. la,,-,.M ,..!
WANTED AGENTS wAN,tD Fok lHE
w W"Americau Cook Book, one OF me largest
cheapest aud hest hook, of The kind nun ishea: ,
Call on or address Mrs, ii. a. u. .sUDDoTH' IN
San Jacinto street. Dallas TerN an -Z.ot
UANTEp-A SITUATION by AN EXPERI.
w q. csd clothing ,slesu an aud stockkcrn'r
iris of,ice' isn22 lw
XITANIED RYE STRAW FOR OUR COT,
w lar factory Schoelikof X Co d&wlw
VNANTED-A YOUNG "AN, C%PABlE OF
w performing anv of the ordlt ary duties OF
clerk. desire' posit II with ffsl-c'ass house
best references. Address q. ~. II. Box *,
'ftuitf, Irihl'y 'ouh'y' 1890 ~ y
txTANTED-PUfILS FOR A .sHoRT-hAND
w class tor any evening In the week .xc' pt
.aturday or sunday: terms moderate. Address
TENOGRATHER, this cfic,. lsniu
IX7ANTED-A FiRsT-CLAss hHi " uikL
w 10 do gene nj huusework. Apply AZ MT.
iISToN's, $40 rearl street lanla,I
SIANTED Two BOILER MAakR-. AP-
w ply Immediately 20 Novsly Iron Woiks
G,od wages and steady employment JOHN
wEsTER. mnl0tl
NXTANTED-TU SELL EVERYBODY WOOD;
w $40 cor 8 on hand: you Will have no trouble
this winter 10 ret wood II you will send cur
teams to A. DYSTEEBACH. dec6-'lm
vxTANTED-YoU TO STOP AT ThE NATION
w AL HOTEL; frst-clsss accommodations AZ
reasonable rate -OELY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY.FIvE CENrs PER DAY. The build
ing IL brick, with three sts,rwsyS In case OF hre
Located IN the business portion OF the city. only
one square from Btrcetcar line, and one yquare
from Texas & Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
Convenient TO passengers coming or going over
either road Oflce open all night. quests ere
called for all trains. T, CLEARY, Propreto-.
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Norsted Dress Goods, Black ari tniors,
at ie i.ec per yard, formerpricc, @''.
Aii-wool Cashmercs at SIC, 5oc anh Gic
der yard former price, 5Oc, 75c and -
Black silks at 5oc, 75o and si.@5 per
yardi former price. 55c, 81 and si.i5.
siik vcivcts ana veIvctecns ut reduced
prices.
Passamcn cntsrics and FrinGes Mt half their
value.
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NrkIN..T.

MckIsSEf, Jan. 20 Especial. Last
night officers o. Knights OF II nor were in
stalled by A. Whiting, pist-dictator OF
Melissa lodge. The officers elect are: X.
@. Herndon, D.; J. L. Atsinson, V. D.;
q. n. Burnley. A. u w. NJ. Bagley, r.;
K. X. Swan, Treasurer.
Complaint was made to-iay before Coun-
ty Attorney w. +. Beverly charging Mrs.
Lizzie Wickham. wife OF &. J. Wickham,
with aggravated assa1lt ana battery oy
beating ana hruising Pauline Is. Wcsham,
4 daughter oiC J. Wickham, by former
wife The child Is about ~ yenrs old, ~
small for her age, and IS said TO he bruised
up considerably The nei. .hbors have iur-
nisheu the child neat, c mfortable clothing
and she has been removed fiom their Gus
tody, pending further proceedings.
Henry Hqmilton, a well known citizen Of
this place, and who has nursery AT
Gainesville was TODAY brought home
badly injured from wreck which occurred
Yesterday on the Texas & Pacific railroad.
lie has n scalp wound and has serious ~
juries on the shoulder and hips.
A lodge oi Good Templars was organized
at this p ace and last night the members
held their first meeting. The organization
EN- braces msuy OF our best citizens. and is
in fiourshng condition.
The ball at the Shain opera-house did
not enthuse the boys.
Seventy bales OF cotton in town yester-'
day and fifty on the square to-day,
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GAI.Ni.,IOS.

GALyrsrog, Jan, ~ Especial Tho
court OF appeals affirmed; Houston DC
Texas Central Railway W. Eneelke, from
Washington; Batlola vs. the State from
Webb; Woodhouse vs.. Trevino, IRON CAM
cron.
Reversed and remanded: John Ruston
W. the State, from DsWi't; Smith W. the
state irom Washington; Baumback vs..
Cook from Fayetiu.
Admitted ~ bail IN ,he s"m Ol 5000 An
drew Rp-ion W. TIE STATE, from Mrdius.
Dismissed: Mcdonald VS. tbs State from
Madison.
Moiien b dismiss anpeal overruled:
Cook ct al, ". the State. from Jefferson.
Agreed motion 10 correct Judgment
sr"ni.n; "'iit ct al, vs. stern ct ai''
from Washington:
oubm.tlcu: Harris W. the state, from
Brown: Thomas VI. the STATE, from B,l!;
Clayton ". the state from Bel.
last night about O'Clock difficulty oc-
CURED iu Levy Brnthei'4 livery stAOle be-
Q W.eu x. r. Lyon aud T.. q ack "A coored
hnokmau wIicn resulted ia the latter be-
iug cut m tuc n'cg severely, hut not ia
fflly, by Lyon. The latter was arrested on
he charge uf i1nlf with iu'out g. murder
and released ou bond. Blacks wound was
dressed Hiu ha was cent llmt.
The state and lo'al insurance a.s0cia-
tons who hive been in roul-r-uce for no
pact two days agreed 10 a ftluc'ir ot -
uer cent On tho present rate IN consequences
ul the acceptance by he city II tue water
works tor Hre purpose.
1nsiierable pi'itrng ~ goods 10 transit
On the Galveston. ll1uyou e Henderson
railroad hes been discpvtf"f ..i the mat
ter ia now b'ns lnvesuEi''.' .,od arrests OF
culpriis are uropaAle.
GALyssraS, Jan &C. lr-us l-Captair
Jame- NJ Conrad. u.'bibly the oldofs
printer in reNa.. - DO, re- to-day. He was
a native Of NJ ', Is city, 10 wears oid,
and had neeu 10 r.xas iotty wears. The
funeral takes place tomorrow. Typograpb-
ical Union No p will attend in n bJdy.
The rumor n few days ngD that changes
among the officials rf the Santa Fe ra,l-
road were made ou account Of alleged bad
Management, eic ~ believed TO b. en-
tirely without lou nda'inn.
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-OR PEMr

T,SF RENT-oNE HANDSOME FURNISH
II ed r ON for -'nf. 2ninnes' wax frnm 7. q.
! Address l.. Il Herald iica lan2l'
nor RIM MOLLY FunNlsHEn Ro NJ
II forrlnt convenient 10 business. Call ~ No
Gii E,m street lnn2T-it
Tor RE 1.-TWO ROOM FrRNIsHfp OR
IN urni he'd, Ia or iihout Donrd. ~ loli
Wood sue,t janH il
cRRFNTOR FOR sAfE-A GOOD PIANO.
NJ Appy AZ one A. . Ros ~ enae. jan .
NOR SAIE-t NEN 81 tRHAN Rtsi-
II .cnce, worth saoni f,r 90 cash, remain
ier in snnual '.aymtnts. VII rent for en- ngh
/, al4ke deferred payments. Adiicss d
Iox sii. paw r.xas 'aneolN
S1R RENT Two NiDr tUkNlshED
rooms. f,r grnflrm n ils: central location
lppiy tr BfI.lINGroN oecs0-h
,nOR RENT-ON JANUAtN ls1. THE TWO
store rooms, Nos 8 ans 727 Main suest
now orcrpied br Edward.' music store. Ann y
70 Oty National banh. de'Ir
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A $40, 900 Blaze at Decatur - Free
Fight a. Elchland.
rhe Seventeenth Mexican National
Train Robber Bagged.
Safes Blown ~ Marshall aud NJ
Atlanta.
The Southwestern stock Men cancnS
at san Antenio.
Insurance Lowered IN the Seaside
Court Decisions.
4 Very Popular EX Railway Man III
Harness Again.
nIhpr stnfe News By TslPgrnphs |
Other state News by Telegraph


DECNTIE.
DrcATua, Jan, 2G.-[ssrciall-A fire
broke ont IN this city ro)ut ..l1 this morn
ing, Destroying two bricks and ouc frame
business house on the wcs. side oi tie
,uuaro. The fire originated Ia the ty'-
story frame occupied by Evans, HI & Co.,
.rrc,rs. s,d the Decatur Wee ky Post.
uill a. O.. lost tlrlr entire STOCK pli were
fully COW. red by insprsucn.
The Dscstar r.s. lost $1,000; insurance,
500.
a. Q. Mi-lrot. c.o,hler; loss, $1,000, IN.
KassSi, restaurant; los,, $1,000; iusar-
auce, 500.
Reed & SeNcl, grJCers was saved, but
greatly damaged.
The entire loss is about $4,000.
The following insurance companies were
the principal losers: East Texas, Spring
field, Germanig, Girard, California, Ph"'
nix, Lancaster, Underwriters, Crescent, ,
Hartford, Continental, Fire Association oi
Philadelphia Merchants and western.
x. W. Robinson, ot the Decatnr Post,
leaves this evening for St. Louis. for lh'
purpose OF purchasing another ontht ior bls
paper, and says that in q few week ihc IJsl
will greet US as usual.
The Texas veterans meet in this CITY next
Monday.
The 2sth inst. the three weeks series oi
cock fights comm nee here. THIS promises
to be "A grand success, as we learn tnatsporI-
ing men from all parts of the state will be
present. Game BIRDS have beeu arrl'log Tor
three weeks.
Mr.. Mat Murphres, passenger conductor
of the New Orleans & Northeastern railway,
who has been visiting in our city for a ie"
days, leaves tor ms home This evening VIA
Dallas. where We understand lie intends
doing the grand act" by himself, aud VIII
take a Texas lady well known aud liked IN
Decatur, 10 i've IN his sunny home.
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I,OR SALE--A NUMBEK OF sMALL
4 iract. ui l,tud convenient 10 thrclty, sula'
BILE FOR market ard ming or dairy purpo-es,
aud jnrms and vacn tland5 IN sma aud arpe
tracts Dallas aud ths ad oining counties, by
MURPHY g BoLANz, Land Agents No 7ol
Main .tre ! - i,ro7 70
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TERRELL.

TrRRELL, Jan. 20. Especial l-DSpu'y
Marshal A. J. Haley lev,ed again TO day on
the A. J. Under wood stock Ia favor OF the
following paitio,: Tenuant Walker ~ Co.,
81. Louis, claim S., III; Adler, Goldman *
Co., ST. Louis, claim $500 D1dd, Brown
& Co, 81, ,367, Wear, Boognee Il Co, 81,
Louis 81, ,5s3 lnere ~ nov about sli,uVO
in att achments In the United States court
on the stock. Besides these levles All al
tachment was run on Mr.. | rderwood' .
farm of lUG acres near this place occupied
by Mr.. 5. X. Scruegs. Garnlsnments were
run on Major J. s. Giinnan, assignee, III
favor OF three OF the ABOVE named houses
+. Fields, an attorney OF Dallas, was here
representing Wear, Boogher AZ Co. Jasper
N, Haney, an attorney OF Weatheriofu,
representing Tennsnt, Walker N Co., ana
& W. Swank OF Dallas, agent Ior Adler,
Goldman Il Co., and h. II. Page, agent for
Doud, Brown IL Co., we're here looking al
ter the interest of their respective houses.
Mr.. Henry Chandler, III. ii. Hlckok oi
this place, w. II. Atherton and Mr.. Jim
Thompson, of Rockwall, sho Lave been
near Big Springs, Texas, hunting returned
yesterday. They brought back number oi
antelope which attracted much attention
at the city market yesterday evening.
They had foe hunt bat say they only got
two buffalo. They have been gone about u
They had no Thermometers but
shiver when questioned about the weather
west.
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Tor sALh-LArr CiTi MAPS AND CuUN.
L Nv lnud mans OF Dallas and the adj ring q
coun les by MURPHY & BoLANZ. Res ta,e
AGENTS iRu2 1t
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FOR SALE.

nor E-oyEI 100 ACRES orL,ND,
r solid body. in Dallas toun y, within miles
this land by ca ling on A Ii REAr, gl vain
street anl7-It
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YNOK SAI E-Bu-INE-s PROPERLY, M
Il proved and vacant lots In and nboni the
business cen re- o. Pacific avehue, Elm Main
and Commerce ,trept aud sast o. he II 4 &c
Railrnnd hY MuRPHi q nOLANZ 100 Mnin u.
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TOR "a E-YEsiDrNCES AND VACAN
i lots In every quarter Ot the city. and several
verv dcsraol, r.sidances Il OTIS of ynrio s
AZ Is Ia East la ias. by MURPHY & BOLAN1,
successors to Jones & Murphy Rsal Esta
Agents. lanl-lt
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NOR s,LE-Two TRACTS OF NhkY Dt-
II tirsble suburban property, on o. ~ aud The
other OF 2s acre., lying about mile \. y from
Real y. tntn Az iIs. No nn Mnin u nm l.lt
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AUsrIv. Jan. Especial. 1.-The house
met a. 10 o'cl cE, Speaker Gibson a. a
quorum present.
The read ug Of the Journal was dispensed
siih.
Thompson of Bexar, explained as an er-
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and O1eander strttt. Tor teIHiN h1u u,Htr III
formation apply to CHA5. FRED. TUCKER,
SI2 Main street. janl3.2w
EOR sALE-FIFTY TONS OF NO BR CHIT
hsy. we'll cured and baled. without any
rain on Il. Address D. y. sAYRE, G rrollton.
Deilas county Tevas ia 1swlm
NOR SALE IL HOUSES FOR SALE; 2 8AND
IL room csn be bought for 500 rni up
Wsri.; must be sold, by htYN0LOs . HUhL-
BUT, 20 " ia. car er 20 Heas. iro. l2th n
IcORsALE-TkINl LIS AND FARM
including alb n, sn0 acres of land 100 In cul.
Uyation; b. ance 'imter aud pasture land; a
bargsir % ~ he siven A. ply 10 .. u. KEN
DALI s03 Main street, Dali dec2a-'f
I,oR SALE-BkAUTIFUf RESIDENCE
Il properly, y, n bargain. Apply 10 BOWsER
A LEMON. Dallas Texas. soi9-u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27
CoRsALE-B BROOM MACHINES ros 81. y

II Two new machines snd presses, Westak,
4 B,ition manu- ,cturc. for sale neap. A dresi
WIN PFOUTa, care Herald Office jan22t
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-06-14

Hon. r. P. Hunter, of Rapides
has gained for himself the good will
of the newspaper fraternity by Sc
curing the passage OF a bill relative
to judicial advertising and providing
security for the same. Every pub
Usher, by referring to the heavy debts
on his advertising books, can bear
witness to the great need for such q
law. All honor to Mr.. Hunter for
the sense of justice that prompted
him to press the bill to q successful
issue.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-06-14

We have received q copy of the
speech delivered by Senator Eustis
upon his late election by the Louis
lana General Assembly. Upon it is
stamped in big red letters, "Compli-
meuts of VIM. p. Guynes, Represen-
tative of Grant" We are obliged to
Mr.. Guynes for his consideration,
but, as we happened to be present
when said speech was delivered, its
freshness had departed, and We could
not bestow upon it that studious
scrutiny il would otherwise have re-
ceived.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-06-14

The appropriation by Congress for
the sufferers by overflow in Louisiana
has been cut down to so. 900. Truly
this is a magnificent bounty to q hun-
dred thousand starving people! Try
again, Mr.. Blanchard. Perhaps you
can enlist the sympathies. of youI
cold hearted associates, when they
End the people are absolutely perish.
ing, which will be about the case be.
fore the needed help is forthcoming
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-06-14

/. 1t is all very we'll for men to keep
posted in political matters, to know
that "Jim Blaine of Maine" has re.
ceived the Republican nomination
for the Presidency, and all that; but
it is just as essential for men to keep
posted as to the best place to gel
bargains in meat and bread. dry
goods, boots and shoes, plows. etc
B. Turner's, Pineville, we recommend
as the very place you should go te
get bargain.