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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-07

CHESAPEAKE PREsBYTERY met at 10 a. M
to. day in the Second Presbyterian Church
There were present: Ministers, A. w. PItzer,
VIM. Dinwiddie, J. H. Smith, l.. 3: Turn
bull, and J. G. Stewart. Ruling Elders, w
A. Moore, I'd Church, Alexandria o. S.
Braoen, Catocton; ]. " A. Shields, Cen
trail J. G. Webster, Farmwell; A. J. Brad
field, Leesburg J. V. Brooke, Warrenton;
The Presbytery was called for the special
ohiects-to dismiss Rev. J. T. Strlder to
Lexington Presbytery and to consider q
call from Harrisonburg for the service of
Rev. J. H. Smith Of Leesburg.
Rev. ]. p. Strider was dismissed TO Lex
ington Presbytery.
The commissioners from Harrsonburg
Church, G. NJ Eflinger and B. +. Long,
and Mr.. c. p. Janney, the commissioner
from Leesburg Church, were heard.
After discussion the Presbytery declined
to put the call in the hands of the Rev. j.
H. Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-07

WIN. MANN's RED WARRIOR AXES at ss
w King, corner of Royal streets.-We have
commenced receiving our Fall supply, and have
in store 70 dozen of VIM Manns Celebrated Red
Warrior Axes, which were made expressly for
our trade, to which we invite the attention of
pui chasers These Axes were purchased at the
lowest cash quantity price, and will be sold at
snail advance. 90,
oct2 j. e, CREttHl ON q SUN.
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OFFICE WASHINGTON & LA PLATA MIN
ING COMPANY

HFF1CE WASHINGION q Ia LhII n I1I1N-
" ING COMPANY,
Gil 18th ST., Washington, D. c., Oct. 8.
A general meeting of the Stockholders of THE
WASHINGTON AND LA PLATA MINING co.
will be held at Alexandris, Va, NOVEMBER 10,
1884, at which proposition to sell the mines,
mining claims and other property owned by the
said com any will be submitted and the directors
of the company authorized to negotiate such sale
and make transfer of all such property.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
ALGERNON S. GRIGGS, President
EDWARD BALTzLEY, Secretary. oct7 WITS
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HOTELS AND TAURANTS.
The EXCHANGE and Ballard House

NORTH ROYAL STREET,
GEORGE STEUERNAGEL, Proprietor,
Recently enlarged, refitted and refurnished, is
open to the public, and BOARD, both permanent
and transient, can be had on liberal terms. At
the RESTAURANT everything will be found in
season. served in the finest style, and at the BAR
none but the choicest LIQUORS are for sale.
HAMPTON BAR OYSTERS received three
times week from the Norfolk steamers.
Fresh supplies of the largest and best Favored
OYSTERS received daily. sep24
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TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The anpual meeting of the Stockh holders of TIL E
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY COMPANY. is called for TUESDAY, No
vember H. 1884, at II o'clock H.. at the office
of the company. corner of Cameron and Fayette
streets, Aexandria, Va. Election for President
aud Directors same day and place.
ALBERT HEWSON,
oct7 ID 21 2SSnoy4 Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-07

The CANvAss.-Note new appointments
for Messrs. Staples, Massey, Harris and
others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-07

LEXANDRIA STEAM DYE WORKS AND
n CLOTH SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
Nos. and 10 south Fairfax street. Fine work
guaranteed in every shade of color Known. ANY
article cleaned or dyed, no matter how fine the
texture with perfect safety. Special attention
paid to silks, yelvets, camels hair goods, crepe
wells, feathers, etc. Cottons dyed any color.
Black goods dyed in all the dark shades Of cardi-
nal, garnet, maroon and brown. Black feathers
redyed the above named colors. Crepe wells re-
stored perfectly in color and finish. Goods called
for and delivered to any part of Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandria. Special discount to
the trade. ). L. Thin Ed,
oct2-1m Proprietor.
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NOR BUTCHERS, HUCKSTERs AND FARM
L ERS.-We sell you waterproof Boot. lined
with Lambs Wool, the best thing ever offered, for
wet or cold feet, only So pair
oct7 r. KAUFMAN.
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OUR LADIES VESTS at Al cents cannot be
" beat BROWN & CHAPMAN,
sep29 lO2 King street.
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DOR SALE.
Sheep. Lambs and Cattle.

Will sell at public auction on Thursday, Oct. 8,
1884, at the cattle pens, corner 18th and sts
n. w. Washington, ID. c., the following stock
300 YOUNG EWES and WETHEKS.
$50 LAMBS.
woke of YOUNG OXEN, well broken.
Also lot of FRESH COWS. SPRlNGERS, STUCK
CATTLE, &c. Terms-Ca n.
CT. WILKINS & CO., Auctrs.
Sale commences Mt 1 m. octG -2ta
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TIME BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
i TRUNKS and SATCHELS at very low hg-
ures Ioct71 r KAUFMAN.
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SOn CASES OF BOYS and YOUTHS BOOTS
OUU at 75c, 81 and $1.25. They beat any.
thing ever sold in Alexandria.
oct7 b. KAUFMAN.
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THOR RENT OR LEASE,

EOR RENT Or LEASE.
A FARM AT RAvENsWoRTH, FAIRFAX
COUNTY, VA.
This farm has upon it GOOD FARMERS a.
HOUSE and LARGE BARN, with stabling EI
for 4 horses and 30 cows. The farm is well
wstered and there are some $50 ACRES of open
land. mostly under new post and rail fence. To y
farmer with capital, this farm offers peculiar ad-
vantages for the Dairy business. Address
W. H.F. LEE, Burkes Station P. o.,
oct7-eo&tw1w Fairfax County Va.
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DUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES-1O0 cases
n from the auction house of Topping, New
York; sold by order of the underwriters. We
bought them very low and now offer them to our
trade octI h. kAOF MANN.
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OUR FALL STOCK COMPLETE,
And More than Usually Attractive, with Lower Prices on many
goods than last season.

EandT
IN BLACK GOODS
oft
vEvET sATNs
A LARGE STOCK OF LADIES' CLOTHS
goods sold for last
season..
Our Merchant Tailoring Business
secure many advantages oAss1MEREs
snc attention sthaula prices
We meanent
Choice Ol-Colored Table Damask
10 less than
BLEACHED andCR DAMAsKs
BI ,ANKETS BLANKETS
We prepared
offer oodswhichw
Our goods
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uNHE LADIES' FAVORITE. Cliquet Kid Glove,
/ warranted to give satisfaction, only Doc, at
sep3O BROWN & CHAPMAN'S
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ALL WOOL SCARLET FLANNEL SHIRTS,
II only IS cents at
sep30 BROWN CHAPMANS.
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NENTs NECKWEAR, BEAUTIFUL STYLES,
" at from 25 to SO cents
sep29 BROWN q CAAPMAN.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs-Braddnc House. Oct.
flames E. Neal and E. Sickles, Phia-
delphia; w. H. Rutherford, Columbus, O.:
Col. A. N. Martin, c. E. Kimball and G. c.
Watson, New York; Joshua Fletcher, w.
Gordon and c. Gordon, Virginia; D. n.
Finks and ]. NJ. Wilhers, Peola Mills, Va;
Rev: A. NJ. Randolph and 4. R. Farr, Rich
mond; N. B.. Jenkins, Petersburg J. w.
Ford, Stafford CO., Va; James ]. Collins,
Washington, D. G.
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VIIANTED-A first. class SEWING MACHINE
w OPERATOR, to work on fine shirts: Apply
sepo3 At BROWN & CHAPMAN'S.
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OEAMLESS CUFFS AND SHOULDERS AND
y white Merino Undershirts. very heavy for
40 els at Ioct6l AMOS B. SLAYMAYER'S,
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER :, 1884.
Sun rises 6 OF SUE SETS. ..... 81
PASSED UP.
Schr Welaks, for Washington.
SAILED.
schr Heller Montague New Haven, by Ameri-
can Coal Co.
schr NJ W Grifing, Georgetown, by Perry,
Smoot & Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Arisdne, cleared at Portland for this
port 9th.
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SCARLET ALI. WOOL UNDERSHIRTS, at 75c.,
y 81. Sl.25 and $50, the best in the market for
the price at [oct6l AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'S.
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DOUBLE KNEE HOSE FOR CHILDREN AND
- Bows, at Toct6l AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'S.
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1nO BARRELS PRIME NO. POTOMAC
IUU HERRING, for sale by
CHAS. KING,
my17- 81 Cameron street.
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WHEAT BRAN AND BROWN sTUFF.-2OO
w tons choice fresh ground Virginia Wheat
Bran and Brown Stuff for sale in car load or small
or lots by [aug25l CHAS S. TAYLOR, Jr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-17
SItl.It MAN.

SHERMAN, Feb. 10. Especial l--T0-duy's g
Sunshine broush out many OF our farmers
and business has been good.
The county court docket ~ very much
crowded srG our county judge having 10
preside over The COmm sa!oners court, has
lmpsdtd he progress O, business o some
eEtelt ia one or the other, for nll this week
Rumor htg ~ shat a. B. Richards and
TrumD3 R'chsrds ave purchased tnc
drug t,Ore ol 4, ". Williams aul viii here
after mAnH.a that gt0CS and stand on
north Travis rect. rhac are experienced
10 the drug business and baye the capital
to run q more than ordinary business.
Our punlc schoo buliing is nearing
com letOu and It ~ 4 splendid structure,
IL ie ir:e and commanding in appearance
and is well afr tnged for the purpose it was
intended In TACT there IL none In the state
batter and it is o' no smell import 20 IN.
emigrant in chuslng location TO educate
his children.
Property in our town hiss advanced in
value IN the last ear al least 20 per cent.
aud IS sull advancing Resident aud tenant
property is IN great demand and can
hardly bs procured Some OF our citizens
are investing means in the erection OF ten
ant houses and find II very profitable.
District court Will convene here on the
10th of Marcn, and heavy docket will
havo accumulated by that time.
The coroner jury In the case OF the
shooting OF A Parrot by George Bridges
alter hearing the evidence, found that de-
ceased came to his death by pistol shot In
the hands of George Bridges. His bond
was raised - the sum OF 5000 which
Bridges readily gave. Able counsel has
been employed by Bridges. aud an able de-
fense IS expected in his behalf.
Professor Nash At the Sherman institute
conducted an interesting entertainment to
the punic, which IS spoken OF as having
been very entertaining. This institution
is well suited for the purpose it entertains,
viz; the education Of girls, and is highly
priced by our people.
Professor Hirsch is conducting dancing
school which is largely attended by our
young folks
The health OF our CITY generally good.
Wells, Fielder & Lyons, grain mer-
chants, are shipping grain and hay at the
rate OF f. ur cars per dav.
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nnOWNsVILLE.

BONNEVILLE, Fso. lG.-l specie, the
noted css- of r. Afnerlaiz. Of Matamo1s
ys. James SHl.mIl, Tor damages sustained
@ ais property on 'rc Mexican SD. % the
river by the deiaadang driving pilss in The
amer can side la s1ch e. manner e, ID III
we're the natural course Of the river urd
'hrlg it agalus. the lani nnd prDpsrty OF
tho other side. 4 @ pihiauT alleges iu his
petition tntt he Us the owler N the tract of
land on the Mexican bank OF the Rio
Grauie Oppcsite Brownsvi le. and commOa-
liz called PDerO Gtutn Cruz: that on these
lands he had erec ed vsl;able improve
mcn's consisting puucipnily Of y horse car
railroad below SAINTS Cruz and MaiImCrSe,
OF rNl.Cad depot aud valuable and
cos ly sheds Tor TIE accommodation Of
trade and travel on hi3 road, large aud ex-
trnsve stabIes iO- bis mules, numerous
LoGses for the various employees, a sllOon
and pleasant garden that the plsinAh had
beautiBpd 1T grea, expense, and that IN the
year 1873 the defendant, James StlmAn,
drove piles into the Rio Granse on the
American eide ip such a manner Gs -
giVett tbs natural channel and throw
il against the Mexican side, whereby
the property of The plaintiff was washed
away ana destroyed. The entire amount
OF damagea su iuad Is aimed by plain
q
notorioty d involves lesiions OF iuterna-
iluai Interest lis scoLcllsUn viii decide
whether one party has the right 10 divert
the natural channel uG rivers between ng-
tions.
A posse OF Sheriff Brito's deputies came
across band OF horse thieyey on the
Arroya Colorado night before last fring
on hem in tho dark, the band q KY
dispersed aAd the deputies Tecov' v
enteen head Of stolen horses. tn nf. IS
SuDposeu - he part OF the one Df vhir mo
Jnnrez, who was captured lew Otys ,
was chief.
DR.. A. II. Wilson, who has been b. {
sometime In attendance on the gr '0d.s
Of the |. y. o. f., returned last evening ~
steamer.
Weather very pleasant to-day ait our
late cold nnr'her.
rhe telephone people have been trgaged
the last few days in replacing the pole in
iroHt of the central Office, which was broken
some time snce with BIZ forty foot pole.
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wEATHERFORD.

wEArHERroRD. Fen. l6.-TSpecial lin
the district court this week Judgment
was rendered against the Texas & Pacific
alvey company, for $500 Ia favor o. K. j.
Mckenzie. Il O., for personal injuries re
ceived lest ye,r by isll'ng from the plat
form o. the depot buildlny at AledO,i II be-
ing dark when he ttirttd out Of the
depot, and there heiDg no light
that he might see how to get on the plat
form.
W. G. Graves was given verdict fnr
damages against tIe same company in The
sum Of 1850. Mr.. Graves wes passenger
on the air, and was. WI hout provocstion,
violently asssu,t.d Nv the conductor.
In the county court - iurv c1nviced Mrs
Jane Turaer, formerly skies, OF keeping 2
dsordeilg house. She is the wel-knowu
proprietress of the Skies house. The fine
was assessed At $500.
Mrs. Hsstings q visitor from Tennessee.
died last night At the residence Of her sis
ter. MS W. J Jordon. she was sistel
ot j. N. Simoson, OF Dallas, and ]. T.
Simp on, ot Weatheriord. Mrs. Hastinri
had been In poor heath for a long tims
and came here hoping TO proloDg life. bu
she de aved coming 100 long.
The suit OF Mrs Burgess OF CLAW countl
seainst william Curtis, claiming damage
for the wrongful killing of her husband b'
Curiis, and for whicn Curtis wss tried oi
Indictment and scani ted, 10 now on tris
in the district court, venue being change,
from Clay to this cnurtv.
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PALESTINE.

PALESTINE, Feb. lG.-Tsp 'cial l-Colonsl
Mccoy, of Dallls, arri o I her vest ,rdsy,
and last night pail his otlic-l visit to Pal--
e'tine Commandery No. q Knights Temps
lar. He had NTH him delegation from
the Houstou Kuights, coussting oi Messrs.
Clylc, B'oRstrr ana Noyrs rne proeef-
vas not :ound vputjrs. $40 the regt yiiQr
which tue yig.,y.a mot lw Sas .sll. .tksat
could have been teprpd. There pA,s a pIfl-
~ entertainment given in ia is .Iaisr. NOD
IL was the zee email 81 .urs .pdoKe ihS
colonel and his friends were permitted to
Withdraw. ~ u,
There is c0~1idprnnl. ak here about
hGving Seua.Oi uooc- 15 d. candidate. for
lieut.. u'-r. GJf, aua 1. is pLly fair to
say thct the mention oi tls matler evokes
uauluaily favorable comment in thacQun-
ty. Irgp.
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he charged, and prove IL to the satisfaction
of tho committee. Keifer said he did moi
suppose his duty extended very lar, bnl
committee duty did "a great vay. He wa'
not called upon 10 ahaLLsa % his proper
duties on the door and In count tees 10
pursue this inye.ligation, as though Il
we're skipping General Boynton with
vengeance. He had no answer u max. 10
what General Boynton had said; he had no
bunoombe 10 put Ia; nothing OF that kind.
tie had not the tine 10 make preparation
Tor The nTestigatipn, ard could not very
vel be ex'mined now, ~ there were ccr.
tain master connected with his case which
wero Out OF his reach, Chairman
Hopkins said that General Keller had
yestisatiOn. and was present He could
see no reason for pottponemeni. General
R'ynion thought tlat as General Keller
Was one who mad fu knowledge
oi all the iao.B or .llsgsd fzcis In regard o
the matter ~ be Wuul appear and he sworn
aud state tho case under oath, tho invest.- |
gsti n could pTooesd. With the knowlsdgc |
OF The iac's ~ they we're alleged In posses
sion Ui the committee, keifer Certainly |
could not plead he was not ready to mako |
his statement ~ the case rs he understood |
II. aud hs would not decline 10 make IL |
under oath. Coleman read a telegram from
y w.turss In New Jersey stitlug |
he would not show his hand by CIV. |
INK names ID 'he other side, sta'ing his
wife was sick but IL necessary for General |
koilers personal vindice,ion he would come
~ WashinPt,n Mondsv. After some fur
ther tllk II was deoilsd to adjourn the case
I'LL Wedr esday next.
The president has signed he joint rCsoll.
ton appropriaiing $4,000 additional Tor
tha T, lief of the 4 hlod sufferers.
The secretary ot war has sent kilograms
N the mayors " Bel sire G. llipola, NsS
Albany, ParEershurg, Marleiti Harmar, |
81 ddleDort, P1rt3mou'h. X export. Charlie
on and BitHy,a, huihrr'zl < them 90 eX.
pend from $500 10 80 coo Tor additional sup
pifaa
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ninuteiy aad Accurately Reported.
MATAAiORAS.

AATAMoEA9, MIX Feb. l".--[5pecial l.
In Mexico we nave kind OF ranger, part
soldier part sherG aud part custom guard.
called ruIalss. The customs house author
ties received no.ics sunday that d consid-
cradle amount Of goods were being smue-
gled into the iuterilr of N M'x.co. Mr.. AIS
tonic Palaces, commapder lf bhe rurales in
Mat lmoras Nitu .l.y.n ut his ren- atar ted
in pursuit. They came upon the snug
glefs early Monday morning a. they we're
preparing breakiat aelr . ~ cue called
Lag Tel irfas, gnlut dirty. miles east ot
uatgmoras. The agn1 y NJ 'the brush en-
anlcd Ihr ruralts '" riI' 90 '"r m 4 nf tbs
smugglers before they discovered aud tha
latter were cOmi l1,eiy surprised Tue ru-
rAlrs ~ the grst lire He'd Two g1cn. The
others dispersed 10 tho brush and returned
the fire as best they could. y ~ parties
we're prevented from hring very much for
fear Of Hounding their own mem The fight
lasted only ie8 minutes. Mr. Pal.c0s
commander Of thr rurrl,1 men, VAS 81 in
the arm and tllgu sad ,s 30, expected to
live One OF his N, Juan Cisneio was
killed on the field. A NUM- rof the snug.
ri NJ we're wounded. but <1gy ware chrried
on by their clmrid-l. Snca as could get
10 their horses dad sO. Uut the maj vi, y es-
capped on foot Tho rurNlas cpuff not our
sue them, and on account OF the dense
chuppnreGl All traces ut them wvrs lost. Tho
ruroles returned to hatamOras, bringing
the dead, wounded and captured, ana the
go)dB they recovered, iofty-tgo bundles of
merchandise, fourteen mules. eight horses
and ten clrb.nes and pistols. the value of
goods captured Is estimttad a. 5000. The
number OF bmuegers cold not De ascer-
tanned, but Is suppO.sd 90 be about hfleen.
Lste arrivals from Monterey and Ssltilo
report business very dl in both cites and
on the iecl ne. There il now only ono
hotel spen in Monterey and very lev pas,
Bengers on iraiua NJ thc Mexican National
20 that pl ace or = ltii',
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BROW w IoD.

BRowswooD, Fec. l6.-T TSpecial.l - The
exsmjning triat pt i O. Martin, W. III.
Bleyins aud ! II Dorsey. charged with
theft of horses came up r--iav before JUS
tice Farmer, bun W-. ap.i.lIed dll Thurs
day on acc1uuf of ~.We us,Itaut wituess-
es being absent tuo horse belonging to
Mr.. \. ". Gisn vas recovered. Frer hsd
three o'her hnrsss iu .lcfr pls-rssipn Whan
arrested in Al 'agy. Nn,Ca arr now in tbs
hands Of ot the sheriff uf Slsckslio-d an
~. Qnite A uunh.r ni hor.cs nsv. heeu
stolen IN this Coluty oi ate ~. Wl-e. ct
Thrifty, this county. hsc horse tli-n on
yesterday.
We have had severe cold spell ~ wealth
er, but u is plsssen' nov, and old set lers
predict the winter over
Crops OF small graiu are in fne condi-
tion.
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TYLER, Feb iG -rSoecial Tho casa of
l.. Il h. Blum We. }. q. S,OvBll occupied
district court yesterday aud part of to-day.
Bum's agent anieinsd an "irDL ell al" noIe
from Stovnl and isvied on his stock of
goods, and the matter came up on notion
tor new trial, alleging fraud and want Of
notice 20 5 S'ovail. Judge McC 'ri decided
substantially that sUc1 cont acfs were too
oppressive 10 be enforced oY the courts.
A new trial being lrsnted plaintiff, dis
missed their Sc.
District court adjourned this afternoon
for the term.
Tomorrow the Missouri Pacific " II put
on two passenger trains each way, vhich,
it is said, will connect With everything.
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What we have say worth reading for it is likely
anybody else will say again, We have receive
first batch of invoices of Spring Goods and know what
have to expect Within the two weeks the goods for
needed for their display Silks Dress Goods Suits, Laces,
Gloves, Embroderes, Millinery Hosiery Underwear, aud
hundred other different lines will be their way
All we need room, and determined to have
at any cost Come and help make the room, and see
how we will reward you for your trouble.
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JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON, Feb. 10 Especial l-Dr. a.
p. Brown, Of this city, president the Tex
MS state medical assoc,aupn. 10 d3y issued
mis- csll tor the BsllOn meet NJ which oc-
ours April 22i. rhe oommiLsee of arrange
mems has decided and srrang, d 20 entertain
all the visiting doctors aud their families
from this and otter states.
New. has jus, reach ID here that Frank
Murphy. col Dfed preacher in charge Of
the African church, twelve miles south
oi here, was drowned on the l4th.
1t seems as il he was going across the river
ia IL, when the sS if pi eci pitated him,
but he caught Oh % tree that was near by
and hung there II hpurs, when he made
an attempt o swim a,nore but wss drowned
before ieaching il. Ten or twelve people
were on the bank Watching m AL he
too high.
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1EXaRk,N,.

TFxARKASA, Feb. 16.-lSPecisl.l-The
hardware establishment OF lier & Mars
den made an assignment to It's creditors
TO-DAY. This males the SIKH allure WITH
IN tns past tbiriv d-ys. BIsiness is very
much demor.iizft N conssq ien-e The
asses of l.. r Eck, who gas closed BY
creditors yesterday. are said - oe sufhciene
20 cover his inds b'etuess.
The weather coftiuues verv bad, with
daily rains. The creeks anf rivers are erim
foi, and grove fe-r- are 81 teIt .ined for Set
tiers Al ,ne X 4 river sud oihsr low lands.
Al irsins are grea L. iel.ved ~ vssaouts
on ali roa-1s c-ntering Dtre.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS

PREFERRED SPECIALS.
A Rand OF smugglers Ronted on W
Rio Grande.
Finances are Ia "a bad Fix Across Tia
b0rdrr.
A Horse THIEF Comes 10 Grief &c
Plano.
The Iron. Ciad notn was "Busted At
Tyler.
The Eminent Graad Commander Iav~
Ing . Good Time.
Minor Incidents OF Yesterday In tba
Lone star,
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.7HB BARGAINS VIZ Arb OFFERING THIS VBEK
NEARLY CAP THE CLIMAX.
Look at our Bargains in Fancy Goods.

Ne WILL OFFER p q % o. a'G @ % s .ssS T'A tho "a
We WILL OFFER e.s @ % OF 1%S ] 0'"'' Books and Hand Bags '" '''
We WILL OFFER Ono limo of H"'F'''F an" l''0' H'aH''ar
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Troy N. Y. Feb. 1e.-John LegFstt.'
sirss hoard mil. ~ MIDDLE Grove. has
burned. Loss, S3o,VO0, insured lvr Sl1 ,0oS.