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Crime Calendar in the porder city.

LAREDO, July li.--LSpeci,, Howard,
the absconding Pacific E1sSess agent,
from Georgetown, has been trrested and
jailed at New Laredo, Me& co. II the
Express company acts quickly now they
can bring him out rs extradition papcrs
can be issued here for persons arrested
in border State. 1t begins to look as
though Mexico was becoming civilized,
for this is the second person arrested
within one month who are wanted on
this side.
Laredo was thrown in great state of
excitement last evening by the report
that Father Sauchon had been attacked
in the very portals ofthe Catholic church
by Lopez Montablo, editor and propric-
Tor OF the Spanish paper here. Ii seems
that Father Sauchon in his sermon yes
terday had made some remarks
about Spanish society Of this
place of which Montahlo is n
prominent member, and was highly
insulted ut Father Sauchon's words,
so he determined to chhstise the old
priest, and waiting until service was
over he mot Father Sauchun at a Smali
haci entrance and at once began striking
him. Spectators, however. Interfere,
before any damage was done. Moniablo
was arrested ANA placed in the calabooSc,
but the people were so mccnsed at the
outrage and were gathering around the
building so fast that officers feared the
people would lynch him, So he was re-
moved 10 the county jail where be was
secure In the preliminary trial this
morning MontoblO gave bond for ap-
pearancc in the higher court ltwnl hc
rem 'mbcred that this man figured prom.
ncnly in u duel near Matlmorus
which turned ont TO be liGsco.
Horton, the man who murdered Juau
Lara for the evidence given before tho
IoronerS jury, h still in Jail. The Jury
rendered averdict charging lIegtun with
Lara.
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BosToN, July William II. How
ard, wholesale dealer in neckwear, has
failed.
HAT MANUFACTURERS.
NEW lolK, July Schedules I'm
assignment of Pc0rcc & Hall, hat manu-
tgcturorS, fled to-day, show their
Liabilities to be $1,000; nominal assets.
Sl+,lOOi actual assets, 5000.
CIGAR MANUFACTURER,
ST. LOUIS, July H.-August Ieisse,
cigar box manufacturer, assigned to-
day; liabilities, $2S,000; assets, Sl1,5OO.
TWO FA1LCkEs IN GEORGIA.,
ATLlNrA, GAu July l4.-W. III. Viii
der " son, furniture dealers of Albany,
Georgia, have suspended. The house was
established many years ago; did good
trade ana had u moderate line of crodi-
tors.
Clayatt & Harvey, groccrs, Clayatt-
NllIe, Georgia, have made an assign
lnent. They wero succeeded by J, NJ.
Clayatt Il Son, in January, lSSl. They
also had branch house in Fioii la,which
was burned last fall and uninsured.
This, and inability 10 make colleotions.
compelled them 10 go under.
BOor AND SHOE HOUSE.
TGLEDo, o., July H.. Burgess & Hart.
ior iitteen years proprotors of large
wholesale boot and shoe house
IN this city, supposed 10 bo
secure, assigned this afternoon 10 l.. =.
Baumgarhner. Liabilities, about 800.
!Oi assets, not ob,ainable. The failure
is attributed to heavy losses during tho
past six months and slow colections
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THE BATTLE Is NOT YET OVER
As The Following Reductions will Prove;
HOSIERY,

Ladies' White, Brown, Fancy and Solid
Colors at lOc., l2Isc. and l5c,-formcrly l-c,
and 2Oc.
Ladies' Solid Color, u Regular, at 2jc-for.
merly Sc.
Ladies' Solid Color, Full Regular, n; Soc
formerly i0c, Ladies' Solid Color Full Reru.
| lar, nt iOc.-iornUrly bjc. Ladies' Solid Color,
Full Regular, mt Nc-formcrly Gic. Ladies
solid Color, Full Regular, at 'G0c.-lormcrlN
! -formerlysl.
Ladies' Hair Line Striped n, 85c.-.formcr
| y b0c. Ladies' Hair Line Striped at 5Oc.--
formerly 7jc.
Ladies' Fancy, Striped, Checked, etc,
at SAc.-inrmetly aisc, Ladies' Fancy, S;rlp.
cl Checked, ETC., at lOc.-formerly Sc. In
dies Fancy, striped, Checked. etc. ut Soc
| formerly nc. Ladies' Fancy, Striped. Cheek.
ed, etc, at 1jc,-iOrmerly 81.
Ladi,s' Dnlhrggan Hose az 25c.-formery
Nc, Ladies' BulbrigCnn Hose az 35c.-fonncr-
~ 5Oc. Ladies' BnlhriCgpn Hose Ut l5c.-ior.
merly 7ec, Ladies' Bahuggun Hove ut Me-
| formerly Tjr. Ladies' nalbflggan Hose nt
Nic.-fnrmerlv ST. Ladies' Hulbrigcan Hose
ut 15c.--formeny Sl,e5.
Lnigc lines OF Ladies' ti.le and S.lli Hose
Ladies' and Misses Black, Cotton, Balbrig-
gan, Llsle and SIX Hose. Misses and chill.
dren's Hosciu all styles, colurs, sizes and
qualities.
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Released on Bail.

CHICAGO, July l4.-Mr. Bell Mann, 4
weil-known druggist of this city, under
Indictment for collusion with Daniel
Carrigan on obtaining money by fraud.
ulent vouchers on the Medical Bureau
oi the United States Naval department
was released in 5000 bail to-day fol
appearance before tho Supreme court
OF the District of Columbia. 1t is said
me frauds amount to over 100000. Tho
statement Is published here that Mann's
Indictment was prccipitated by tho
recent speech of oX-GOY. Hondriclis.
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4 Negro Housc-Brcater.

MARLIN, July Special, ON last
night villalnous attempt was made b,.
negro to enter the house Of Don J. La
Pfellc. Mr. Y. e. Spencer, who lives
next door saw him and spizing his gun
made his way unperceived until within
iiteen feet of the negro when nc ordered
MN to throw up his haIlls, hut
he broke with Spencer shooting at him.
III is Thought that the negro can be dis.
covered, as ne was certainlyWomded.
MIR. Li prclle is q stockman, and Snrnds
much of his time on his ranch, leaving
Mrs. la Profile alone, and the scolmdrcI
knowing this, was no doubt lucns upou
committing a nnmnlesS Grimm.
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CUSTOMS OFFICIALS wARRryc.

The Mcxlcans Customs oniclaIs at Eagle
rass Enforcing Their Nonsensical Code.
EA0LE PASS, July l4.-lSpecial. -
There iswar between the custom-houses /.
Tho Mexican officials have lately com.
menced enforcing all the nonsensical
restrictions of their code and the United
States officials are retaliatlng. Saturday
evening the American officers seized
the track iron of the +. G. NJ. railway.
which was crossed to this side without
a permit, and to-day they seized tho fer
ry used In transporting cattle as IL
Touched on this side. The Mexicnns are
rotaliating and the people suffer.
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EAGLE PASS, July l4,-ISpecial. Sat
day morning Mr.. Gordon and two other
Americans, with 800, left for Allendo,
Mexico, to complete trade which Cor
uon had made for cattle. When about
Two miles from town they were met bv
Two MeNicans who turned in their sad
dies as they passed them and fired at
them. one of Gordon's companions
named Dridewell was thrown and
rendered unconscious. The firing be-
came, general and one of the Mexican
aSsallants was badly wounded. They
secured the money however and both
escaped.
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THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Chnngc of MANAGEMENT,

Sr, Louis, July H.-Col. A. A. Tai
mage took charge Of the Wabash rail
road to-day, Us general manager. James
smith, formerly general freight agent OF
the Chicago y Alton rRilr0nd Is appointed
goneral traiiic manager, aud Il. Chandler
genetal passenger agent, Col. II. NJ.
HoXie takes tho general management
OF tho Missouri Pacific system.
Circulars announcing the appointment
oI Col. ialinaye ny general manager of
the wabash railroad read as follows:
Mr.. A. a. Talmage is hereby npnoint-
eu general manager of all rallwavs I'm
charge OF the undersigned. The entire
managemont of all departments viii hc
under his supervision aud nll officers
and employees will hereafter be govern.
eu by his lsiruclinns.
lslghoul SOLON lIuMrHREvr,
THOMAS Il, TUrr,
=, Receivers.
III. O. Town ond, late passenger ngcnt
OF the Mort TORN Pacillr and Wabash
system, has been appointed General
Passenger age sof tho Missouri racll.c.
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MARSHALL MATTERS.
The County Board of Equalization-Ex,
sition Notes.

H"V NUUHIy HulTu OF TVuhIilntIOn-EXro
sition Notes.
MARSHALL, July H.--ISpecial. "A fine
rain this evening.
The County Board Of Equalization
have called upon the Texas Il Pacific 10
show cause why they render their prop
erty for $4,000 less than 1t was last wear.
Col. Withers, the company's agent, viii
rise and explain.
Gen. w. p. Lane leaves for Austin
Tonight at the request OF Chief Com
missioner Elliott, to attend a meeting
OF the district commissioners, of the
New Orleans Exposition. Much inter
est is being manifested in this matter
by our people. Let the good work 90
on. ~
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CoRsicANA, July H.-ISpe,dal.' -Abc
Fry, well known character Of our city.
was shot in tho thigh this evenin. bv G.
W Evans, proprietor of the Mallory
House. Fry, who was OnGor tho in-
iIuenco of liquor is said TO have uttered
insulting Language of the worst doScrip-
tiOn 20 Mr.. Evans wife. The wound is
4 serious one, the ball having entered
Just above the knee ON one ,sido and
lodged on the other side near the thigh,
anu was extracted by pr. SlOan who
pruh9uhSos tho bone considerably shat.
tored and will probably lose the leE, he
sides being fortunate II he esuiipes with
his lifn - 'A''
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CHARLOTTE, n. c., July H.-At Mount
Holly station, twelve miles from Char
lotte, the negroes had a festival Satur-
Iay night; ELI Baringer insisted
tae wrong change had been
given him. A dispute arose
and razors flew, and Barinper
iell to. the floor, his head hanging to his
body by Il piece of skin only. Lafton
Martin got Il pistol ball in his brain,
Grass knuckies and slung shots did
deadly work. About twelve negroes
were hurt Three negroes were arrested.
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DENISoS DOTS.
North Texas Horticultural society-Rnil
road Acknowledgement,
T. a. IIENpRIcks.

''''" ''N"s HORTICULTURAL Society-itnll-
road Acknowledgement.
DBNisoN, July l4.-ISpccial.l-A
squad of colored soldiers wen, north to-
day with descrters.
The railroad brakemon met Sunday
afternoon and organized mutual relief
association.
II is rumored that the Missouri Paciiic
VIII not pay off this month. Cause, most
probably, that dividend day is ON the LIST
Col Chenoweth will locate here.
. Ihe negroes had shooting fight In
Sugar bottom Saturday night.
The gun club had u shooting tourney
to-day.
The North Texas horticultural society
VIII hold their annual exhibition
wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
this week.
The Missouri Pacific passenger train
coming In this morning Jumped the track
north of the depot No one hurt.
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GLASS woRKERs.

National Convention lin session at ri,s-
burg.
Pirrsnuno, July 1.-THE American
flint glass workers met in National con-
vention here to-day. Eighty delegate.
were present from all parts of the conn
try. The convention will be In susslo,
several days and nothing will DO given
public until aftcr adjournment.
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RANG ER RINGLETs.
Cleveland and Hendricks Endorsed-Crop
Prospects.

RANGER, July l4.-ISpocial. The
nomination of Cleveland and Hendricks
gives general satisfaction not only to the
town but also to the territory tributary
Democratic and farmers mass meetings
nre being held at short Intervals I'm t6e
legislative district, and great intores, Is
manifested in politics.
Weather dry but not disagreeably hot.
owing to cool winds. Corn crop cut short
and cotton backward. This, however.
VIII not affect business much as the main
dependence, stock, is in good condition
WIN llne range, and the wheat crop has
pannod out first-class.
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ThouEhl 10 he the nIrht nian.

FoHr WoRTn. July l4.-,S!,cclal. T.
A negro arrested near Eagle Ford was
brought to this city tonight AMI lodged
in jail. 1t is said he was brought here
to avoid lynching in Dallas, and Is the
brute who assaulted Mrs. fihpen. Tho
officers are very reticent ia regard to
the matter. Were 1t certafnty In the
minds of our men that the negro is the
one wanted In Dallas, he would surely
hang.
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Me NeIIy BNrd scrIonslr Ininred.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July l4.-TSpe-
cial'l--Niss Nellie Byrd, travelling cor
respondent of the Atlanta "Sunny
SOUTH was thrown from buggy in
This city this evening and dangerously
injured. Her hip IS disloeated in addi.
ton TO informal ininries.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Lynch Law at Cwensburg Ken.
tuekr.
RICHARD MAY PAYS THE PENALTY
Jailo. Lucas and Otlers Fiiied-Nelly
Byrd Fatally Hurt Oeatl, OF Mrs.
LightfoOt-An Editors III
Luck -- Lareds Lines.
Te1rIhle TrncedN.

OwENsBoRo, KY, Jdly lI.-About q
o'clock this morning crowd OF masked
men forced open the jail and hung Dick
May to a tree near by. May, Il negro, is
charged with the crime at rape. Jailer
Il. NJ. Lucas, while the hanging was in
process, fired from his balcony and
killed one man and wBanded Dr. Lock
hart. The crowd then fired on him,
wounding him SO that he died this
evening.
FULLER DETAILS.
LOUISVILLE, July l4.--Tho Times
Owensboro, Kentucky, special says that
at 80 O'Clock, this morning, an armed
mob attacked the county Jail, killing
The jailor, w. j. Lucas, breaking in the
doors of the cell and taking Richard
May, a negro, ont and hanging him to a
tree in the Jail yard. sixty or seventy
men surrounded the jail, demanding
the prisoner, who had attempted to out
rage the daughter of Sid Kelley, prom
lncnt farmer living in the country, Il
few days before. The taller called to
his wife to have his pistols in readiness
and refused to open the doors of the iail.
The mob then began firing and tine fire
was returned by the jailer and his SON
Thomas, aged i6. They fired
three shots, the mob firing as
many as one hundred. Jailer Lucas fired
from the porch and his son from the
front window. Two Of tho mob are re-
ported as killed. Eye-witnesses say
that they saw one man fall, shot by Tom
Lucas and he was placed on his horse
and quickly carried OFF. After firing six
shots from the porch, the jailer was
shot, the ball entering his right
side, near the nipple. He was carried to
his room, still refusing TO give up the
keys. His wife took Il pistol and uied
TO repel the mob but they crowded up
stairs and forced her TO give up the cell
keys. The outer door was battered
down by n stedgc hammer. They then
took May from his ceh and hung him
10 the only available hub i'm the court
house yard. II is stated that they had
ropes prepared for two other victims
The rope was q new one and the knot n
regular hangman's knot. The iail prem
ises are badly riddled With bullets
The jailer carried u lantern in
his hand and afforded good target for
the mob. After hanging their victim the
mob departed, leaving Il number Of
masks about the Jail premises II IS
stated that among them were number
of negroes and that portion
Of them came from Indiana, opposite
Owensboro, where the girls father once
lived. May was the THIRD negro hung
in the courthouse yard by mob. and
the fourth victim Of the gallows in the
county. The outrage of last
night, is universally condemned.
There is great indignation among the
citizens of Owensboro and the end Of
the affair is not yet at hand. Jailer
Lucas was given prompt attention but
died at O'clock this morning.
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Riotous Demonstrations.

NEW YoEK, July14.-A dispatch from
Henry T. Glllig received to-day from
Paris says manifestation took place at
loo'clock this morning in front of the
Continental hotolby the Alsation socie
Ties, who tore down the German flags
md threw stones, mashed windows and
lid other damage.
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Acquitted for Coun,crr,,,,s.

JEFFERSON, July li.-lSpecid wit
liam Selling, charged with ma1ing and
passing counterfeit money, wtk today
acquitted on his preliminary trial before
United States Commissioner w. n. Sing
Teton.
United States District Attorney STRAIT
ton Is In the city.
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fatal Accident.

PARKER, Pa, July II. This morning
while a gang Of railroad laborers were
lt work on the excavation near here, at
Clarion, the river erembankment caved i'm,
Killing two instantly and il is thought
fatally ininring two more, Their names
could not be learned.
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An Editnr,a IuIneir

Abilene, July H.-Ispecial. mfr. w.
V, Smith, local reporter fo- the Abilene
Reporter, accidentally shot himself
through the leg yesterday. Tho wound
is severe but not dangerous.
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Plano, July ll.-tSpecial.l-Gr Cor
con, a noted physician. who is wanted
IN Dallas county for committing an
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COLLIN COUNTY.

Gov Ihrockmorton at Home-Heunion
Daia-Court Notes.
MckiSNEI, July H.--,Special. lion.
]. W. Throcknorton returned yester-
day. evening. The Governor Is in better
health and looking letter than he Las
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR,

\ manufacturers line of samples just
received, which we will sell at cost for
this week only; also a lot of Infants and
Children's Dresses.
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SO many days fncesan cutting and carving and s0shng of
PRICES in which Every Department has suffered and bed has
been effective to extent in reducing the value and volume
of our stock but the end is not yet!
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Complete Inc Colored Skirts at proper
Honate figures,
Large assortment BOlbrlggen India Gnuse
Vests a. greatly reduced prices.
Infants and Childrcn's Underwear also in
great variety, and they have not been spared
IN the great marking down onslaught,
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Al SHADY YIEW PARK
.Buly 80, L SS4.
[PR0GEl}lNE 1t SHADY YlEW PARK

Music by Meme Bros Band-Address by
Hon. II. Il. Burke and other ChiefS-Running
the Gauntlet and Voting for Prizes.
ian Elegant Chinese Dinner Set, l9l
pieces, TO be voted TO the most popular mar
ricd lady. This elegant set is now on exhili-
ton ~ u. G0slin's china hall ON Elm street. !
2-Beautlful Baby Carriage, to be voted TO
the handsomest baby under years old.
5-gnlei Regalia, to most popular chief
(WHICH Charm, with Emhle,ns Crthc Or
der 70 most popular Red Man.
o--GOld-headed Cane. to the uglicgt man
DANCING.
IaDleauX IN the evening with Electric and
|Calsium Lights.
l--Death of Tecumsah.
|Smith.
3-Destroying Tea In Boston Harbor.
4-ChiefS In Council.
o-CheroIecs Drivcnfrom their Reservation
O-MassUsoit signing Treaty with Governor
carver, OF MassAchuSC.ts.
DahclnG as per programme.
This celebration will be the most unique
|anu interesting celebration ever held iu
TEXAS. The Tribe Will be arraigncd in full
indinn costume and moVutrd on war stced>
and the tableauN viii reproduce some OF III.
most Interesting incidents connected with
the early history of America
W. J.. CABELT., Grand Marshal.
w. u. WHLIE
JAMES ARNOLD, Aids.
y, ". Ill v NtiSIDN.O
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Fall and Winter. 1884.

Having placed our orders before the
late advance, in anticipation OF pro.
pitionS season, we are OVerStOcked IN
Iome lines and offer inducements to
ash and prompt time customers second
q no house in the country.
q syonseryatiye merchants, who, in
VIEW of the uncertain condition OF crops
'nd the strlngency of the money mar.
Fef, are unwilling to place orders with
SWfern Jobbers before they can know
Nneeds Of their trade will find our
'ouse a convenient depository from
Fhlch to draw their supplies quickly
md In such quantities as their trade de-
nands, at Boston and st. Louis prices.
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leDch Well Bath House
a. VI. BEETuAM, Proprietor.

tcopulnr establishment is being ENLARGED
4hproved nom time 10 time To meet the
mus OF Increasing patronage. II is the
Mn the city, and every convenience is
fided for the comfort or patrons. The
fS' department Is under the immediate
OF Mrs. Beetham.
.AIES: Hot, Cold or shower Baths, %
y; Electric Bath, 30 cents; Hypoderinic
sontcd Napor, ~.
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We are now closing out in earnest Our buyers
are already buying bargains for Fall July 31st we
inventory --therell be racket all this weov WV
must have ROOM so goods must go and at the prices
we offer them ladies will be tempted to come out.
Enough short the timct 40 oun
innings VIII move quick iruIl goes Mcl!
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SHOES and SLIPPERS,

As wc have nearly sold out the line
of samples we had, we win sell our enti,e
GUNNER stock at cost.
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BOWEL. BROS.
Boot and Shoe Co.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
Hot springs. Ark.

3 Il SL7LL"I' g CO-
The proximity of the ARLINGTON to the
cad sources ot tAe Hot springs. together
ilth the cunycn!rut and ample bathing ur.
vinmOdhion,. gives IT, patrons greater gucil-
Ties In bathing aUd drinking the waters than
IAN De Found elsewhere. An annex OF sixty
nQins has lately been added, Also one OF Tie
'Otls' Improved Passenger Elevators, which
nnhles Invalid guest 10 he wheeled directly
nom Their rooms To the baths. Letters of q .
Jury prompti" answered. Description pam.
lhlets furnished when desired.
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FAILURES.
wIlL1AM II. nnNAnn.
nm MANrEAcrrrEns.

BosToN, July William II. How
ard, wholesale dealer in neckwear, has
failed, '"'
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Tie Largest Stock of

STAPLE GHd FANCY GROCERIES,
and ybc lowest prices in the city at
SBRYAN { BRADSHAW, SIS Elm St.
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TORNADO IN TEAS

big prohts must go. Our stock of Tea
Is too large-we have marked down
prices % per cent, lower than anywhe
IN THE STATE.
BRYAN { BRADSHAW, sis Ella s..
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-06
TNams.
WANTED.

WANIEDe A SITUATION to do housework or second wor kA or take of children. Good referenc given. Inquire at fe6 It. Is0 FRANKLIN STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-06
State Correspondence.
Sharon

The measles are quite prevalent here in the village, there being only recently within 8 radius of one mile one hundred and fifty persons down with it. Several children of 8 measles family attended pubio..drama in the Town Hall and this gave the disease wide spread start. Luckily not death has re- suited from it, though more or less adults have been dreadfH1ly sick with the disease.
 The Rev. J. B. Olsaveland, of Granby, this State, has been here for several days on @ visit to his mother, Mary Ingraham Cleave- land, who died few days after his arrival, on the 2nd instant 83 years of age. She was wife of the late John Cleaveland, native of Canterbury and soldier of the war of 1912.
 The Rev. Ferris, rector of the EpiEcopal church, after being disabled by sickness for two Sabbaths, preached to his people last Sabbath. He is 8 superior reader and an able preacher. His church edifoe has just been enlarged, renovated and greatly beauti- fled.
 The Rev. MT. Bourne of the Congregation al church preached last Sabbath at Williams burg, Mass, in exchange with the Rev. Mir. Day of that place.
 A revival interest obtains in the Methodist church of this place, the Rev. Langdon, pastor. Large numbers of meeting goers were kept from church by the measles.
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