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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25

Disease, Propensity and Passion, bring
mankind numberless ailments, foremost
among them are Nervousness, Nervous
Debility, and unnatural weakness of Gen
erative Organs; Aliens Brain Food sue
cessfully overcomes these troubles and
restores the sufferer to his former vigor.
S1.-At druggists.
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TRANSFERS

24-Geo. r. Wells, by Master, to D.
NJ, NJ. Hoessen. undivided e4 WI nwA
and pit W. /, 49, lie, $500.
Nathaniel Thomas, by Master, tC
Angelina Thomas, NV nv 10, IS. lie
decree.
Angelina Thomas, to Lucinda Me
Roberts, n4 5! nw4 NV IS, 20, lie, 81.
PROBATE.
"a Estate of John SCHNEIDER, deceased
Report of eXecutrix filed and APPROX
ed
LICENSED To WE'D.
25-A Judson Rathburn, of Planking-
ton, OAK, TO Miss Ida J. Brink, of Cor
dova.
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HARD COAL MARKET.

The bestls the cheapest HAYES large
stock, best quality of all grades and sizes
of all rail coal Also blacksmith coal,
coke and charcoal. Office at E. d. Fol-
SONS -four and feed store No. 1,706 Third
avenue. Telephone No. 1856.
Aug 23-tf VIM. NRyIN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25

Jerked to the Justice.

P. H. Brown travelling chiropodist,
or corn" doctor, took in too much liquor
yesterday, and was run in by the police.
He was fined SIS and costs by Squire
Chopper today.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25
HARD COAL MARKET.

Pea coal $500; CRATE and egg $500;
range, nut and No A, $3.50 per ton,
screened and delivered Brookfield for
grates) $500. Blacksmiths' coal, Con
nellsville coke and charcoal at 1908 Sec
ond avenue E. G. FRAZER
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25

Mr.. A. Nichols, of this place, says he
suffered from CatarIh for years. He is
now almost cured, and says you can not
recommend it too highly. We are selling
more of Ely's Cream Balm than of all
other catarrh remedies can hardly keep a
supply on hand-Evers Bros, Druggists,
Independence, Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25
TAKES.

The taxes for Rock Island for 1888
at the mayors Office in the Armory 10
JAMES JOHNSTON,
IL If Township Collector.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25

WASHINGTON, d. c.,
The popular palace hotel Of the National Capital
Conveniently located and accessible to all Of the
street car lines of the city. Open all the wear
o. G. STAPLES. Proprietor,
Late Of Thousand Island House.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25

Now is the time to treat Catarrh of
long standing. Ely's Cream Balm reaches
obstinate cases, where all other remedies
fail. 1t is not liquid or snuff and is
easily applied. Price Soc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25
Closing Out.

l have decided to close out my bust
ness, and | propose making quick work
OF it. If you want bargains in choice teas
and groceries, call soon.
17.u J. l.. FREEMAN
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25

Miss Mary Greenfield, Galatia, ILL.,, says:
Browns Iron Bitters cured me of ner-
vousness. indigestion and general debility.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25
DIED.

HOOVER in Rock Island, January 25 1884,
at A. NJ, of Sciatica Rheumatism, jerome b.
Hoover, aged 40 years.
Funeral at P. NJ, Sunday from the residence
of his brother, L. D. Hoover, No. 2511 Fourth
avenne. Fri nds of the family are invited to at
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25
l,EHIGE HARD coal.

J. S Wylie can furnish it, and the
Scranton white ash at prices satisfactory,
considering the superior quality. Office
at Coal Valley Mining Co.
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Mr.. W. G. Firth, Galatia, ILL.,, says
Browns Iron Bitters entirely relieved my
wife of weak stomach, headache and de
bility.
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6. W. HURST,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office No. 1913 Second
Il Avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS, (up stairs)
Rock Island H. decl2-dIy
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
M. &. SWEENEY.
nj. M. STURGEON.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IL Office Bufords Block, Rock Island
art 4 IL
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M. II. CORBETT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Solicitor in Chancery and
Il Notary Public, Abstracts. Loans and col!sc-
tons. Office, Buford's Block, Cd avenue, over
Bakers lewelry store nov-2l-diy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
II Oflice in Masonic Temple block, over Rock Is
land National Bank, Eocl: Island, H.
sepf-9f dIytf
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Il. C. CONNEILY.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Il Rock Island, Ills. Office in Post ofic- Build
ing, over Mitchell & Lynde's Bank, Rooms No {
and 10. oy-94-dW1y
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NOTICE.

NANTED.-We want men and women every
where 80 tell our Diamonds No previous expe-
rience Necessary For particulars address WEAK
IY n BURNETT, 231 Vine Street, Cincinnati.
lan-I4-dlm
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-25
EVA IN HEAVEN

Grand Majestic Revival of this ever welcome
old Drama
Popular Prices-General Admission, IS cents {;
Reserved seats, 50 cents; Admission for children
20 cents. No more No higher
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WALLACE W.

Operative U. s. Secret Service.
Rock Island, Jan. rs, 1884.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01
Spicy Specials from sundry Sources.
BIG SPRINGS.

BiG SfRiNGS.
Bio SPRINGS. Avril Especial. l-Col.
onel James Bhtton, otate engineer, spent
several days here las. week. He informed
property AZ toe new town Of Midland, on
the day lots were 10 be solo.
The telegram in the Gezstte and Globe
Democrat OF few days ago, stating that o..
| A. Haynes, superintendent OF machinery OF
the Texas & Pacific railroad, had to leave
here In box car, on account OF the bad
feeling he had produced among rsilrord
bury, was untrue. He took his departure
from this placo II tao prss-
onoo OF fifty people, on the
rear end Of PullmAn car. There was som e.
dissatisfaction hero ~ that time occasicne 4
| by the removal Of Mr.. -uiisbury, who was
very popular with the employees, but there
has nothing been said or done which would
warrant the publication OF such a fnlsehood
as the one mentioned above.
Last night very INTEREST," z meeting
was held az the town hall by the fatlrf ad
mon OF the Rio Grancc diviiio1. Mr. An
dersop, train master, vas called to ihe
chair. Msjor Morgan stepped forward ana
announced the object OF toe meeting. He
snic the railroad men had me- no. only 20
pay their regards and bid their Old master
mechanic a tinel adieu, brs TO extend 20
Mr.. Lope sincere and hearty
/ welcome as successor TO Mr.. Salis.
bury. Major Morgan then, IN behalf oil the
railroad men, presented Mr.. Salisbury
o purse Of $3.50. Mr.. Salisbury acknowl-
edged the prssent IN very touching re-
markc. Ho said he knew his successor
eighteen wears ago, when theY worked side
by side. He was n gentleman. He hoped
his friends would CO operate in making Mr..
Lopu's stay ON Jng them as successful and
uleasant as his had been. The new master
mechanic had few words TO say which
were timely and well placed. The follow
ing resolutions from the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers were read:
Resolved That G1 the connection OF Mr..
Salisbury as master mechanic Of the Rio
G rande division OF the Texas & Pacific rail.
road has been severed, that aa body xe
express our deep regret and at the same
time extend TO MIN our heartfelt wishes 'or
his future success in Whatever place or po-
sition his lot may be cast.
Resolved, That We express to him our ap-
probation of his services during his connec-
| tlon with our road, and regard him as one
who has well performed his duties.
| Resolved, That we extend to Mr. i-opa a
hearty welcome to our midst and Piled &c
ourselves TO render him all the aid we can
| in tho discharge OF his duties,
The meeting then assumed the air OF u
regular love feast. Pleasure knew nc
bounds, Joy was on tip toe. Cigars and
Lemonade were handed around; sweet
strains OF music foated over the scene,
calming the turbulent waves Of dissension
and lulling TO rapose every Sigh OF regret.
A fine rain tell here last night extending
forty miles beyond Midland.
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Pittsburg Points.

PlIrsBURa, Pa, April 30-G:lvsnized
iron manufacturers OF the United States
are in session here to-day for the purpose
of forming national association TO protect
their interest. Every galvanized iron man
ufacturer in the country, but one was rep
resented.
The window .elass trade Is improving
steadily, and prices will be advanced 10 per
cent. tomorrow. The unusual number oil
orders was filed yesterday and to-day by
contractors, who are taking advantage oi
The situation.
The coke producers report great improve
mept in trade since the formation OF the
pool. The demand has increased so much
in the past few weeks that production,
which had been restricted by limiting the
output to FIVE days a week, will be In.
creased to the fullest capacity OF the ovenr
commencing tomorrow.
Farther advance in prices Is anticipated
within the next few days.
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to the detached logs he was drowned and!
no'hlpg was setn OF his body uutii
to-day. This Is ona report; Another
that a spirit OF Jealousy existed %.
tween him and several OF hi1
neighbors that he may have been
murdered. Ms lis neck was broken ana
| upon his mead were several bruises. Df.
Burt has made an autopsy ana VIII report
to the Jury tomorrow, when full inyesti'
cation will he made.
Colonel l.. Il. Edwards Is reported by his
| physioiens 90 doing well as could Do ex-
pectod, and IL Is probable he may oe able
to be up In weeks time.
AusTis. April S0.-tSpeclal.l-rh court
State, from Bexar; Texss Il Pacific railway
w. Gill & Bsauchamp. from Faurin: Chap
man vs.. the State, from Ats'c,sa; Calves
ton, Harrisburg A. San Antonio railway W.
jackson, from Caldwell; Thompson ys. the
State, from Lee; Escsfeno vs.. the STATE.
from Bsxsr; Smith w. the State. from
Bowie; Will, ms W.. the State. from Col'
orsdoi Greenwood vs.; the state, from Cnid'
Appeals dlsmissed; Brawlie VI. the State,
from Coleman; Neal vs.. the State, from
Coleman,
Reversed and remanded; Houston Il
Texas Central railway VS.. Hollingsw worth,
from Gravson: Bhnks,er vs.. the State.
from &c uadalupe; Shaw w. Adam ct al,
Submitted on briefs for both parties
Speer, VS.. the STATE, from Blanco; Coburn
ct nj VS.. the s ate, from Mont gomsry;
Trim BILE VS.. the State, from Raint.
On briefs and orel argument for both
parties; Martinez vs.. the state, from
Bexsr.
In the case OF Escareno W. Tho State,
H.t. ..s.. fxr
Der in the fret degree With the death sem
ieuce assessed. the court Of appeals affirm
ID the judgment. holding rs the evidence
d,d not show that deceased used the insult
.ng words charged towards detendanrs
wife, aud that this Was not the real cause
Of homicide, the charge OF mantlaaghter
was properly refused; also tnst the record
no, afiirmstively showing prisoner was not
present when the motion TOR new trial
wse overruled and his c-uusfl having ex-
piessy waved his pre 'euce, presumption Ia
lb ~ be was present or that counsel Ia au.
ihori.y 10 max tue aver.
In the Gaze ~ Chapman va. the State,
rom AiascJsa, 'he sane court construed
The set of Msrob 10Th, 1888, general laws
oi the Egniesuth Legislature, page "a,
holding ttat hs district c1urt ci said
county had jurisdiction over criminal
,aseg, and that the words mot been before"
Invested by this act in said sc, wtre inert
ID by mistake. hnt the act IL construed by
)mitting said words.
In the case of the rexss Pacific fall We.
Gill & Beeucbamp from Faun'n, the same
court for the 6rst time directly held that
where proof showed the ownff OF land rem
ed to tenant aud was To receive portion
II crop raised as rent and such crop wers
damaged both parties were necessary plain
lifie in the suit therefor, also that where
tenants rented laud for next year and the
and was damaged by being jrodden oa oy
,sttle let in by defective cattle guards. 30
~ to increase the cost of cultivation, both
andlord and tenant are necessary plain
ifTs
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LAREDO.

LAREDO, Ap il so. Especial. .l-Fivo OF
tho Mexican train robbers who stopped the
;rEin az Lagsrlla lant December, have ar.
rived in New Laredo, where they will
stand their trial. Their acquittal ia antici-
pated, for Quintap0 was q prominent and
Influential citiz,n Of New Laredo, and be is
among the number.
Ruuor has 1t tha. General Trevno,
commanding general of northern Mexico is
In trouble on refusal 20 obey orders by re.
pairing to the city OF Mexico.
Five prigoners were beiore the mayor
this morning.
seveuty.five cara Of cattle passed through
here tonight en- route 10 Wichita Falls,
IT, Ia reported that u Mexican was killed
At Encinal, but particulars cannot be OBJ
taiued.
Ia consequences Of his action In having
Conductor KinP arrested, VI is cad that y
storm is gathering over the head Of Lauro
Cavagos, the collector OF customs In New
Laredo.
A rumor is current In New Laredo that
great many stores have been oleoed by one
of the proprie,ors in Monterey. in conse-
quence of the obnoxious stamp law. IL 10
further stated that the judge whose duty
It IL 10 attend to the enforcement OF the
law has left that city, intending to avoid
his duty, a. he himself is hostile to the
measure. II il feared that complications
will arise over Il.
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MARIANA

TExABKAEA, April S0.-[5pecial The
Daily Democra.. Hays& Cnuron, changed
hsuds to-day, Cook &Scott being the pur-
chsssrs.
Heavy rains have been falling for tho
last forty hours. causing extensive wash.
outs on the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain u
Sou hern, Texas & st. Louis and Texas q
trains on these roads for about twenty-four
or thir,y'sx hours. The whole Of the west
end OF the city was inundated last
night
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TEMPLE.

TEMPLE. April 3o-[special.I--When the
Santa Fe train arrived at the depot from
Galveston this afternoon q passenger was
pointed out TO Deputy Marshal Carter as
Tom Walker, who Is wanted in Milan
county, for murder. The man gnve his
name as w. ]. Holland, and went TO prison
10 wait the coming Of the sheriff of Milan
county, to whom our city marshsl tele-
grsphed at once. ana who will probably
come on freight train tonight.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, April 0.-TSpecial. AT
New Laredo, Mexico. tour OF the train rob.
hers accused OF completely in ths cslsbra'ed
Mexican National affair OF some months
ago, have arrived under guard of fifty
soldiers. Pablo Quintsna, ex mayor OF that
place and the alleged leader Of the gang,
i expected here tomorrow. They will be
tried by severe Federal judge. The proof
Is strong, end despite Buintsna's great
political Influence, he and oompsnions are
in much peril. Tue sentence is death.
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New YoRK. no o, m.) April 3O.-sc7re-
RowelI, 2s2; Fi,ze-rsla, go, Day. 20S; Nor
emac, 25l; Vint, 2i7; Herty, 255; Elson, 237;
Thompson, l6i; Nltsw, IDS; Panchct, 2i3;
Buyrell has wi,hdrswn.with a score OF $50
miles.
New YoKK, (noon) April 3o.-Rowell, 292;
Fitzgerald, 2s0 Dsy, 2l7: Noremac, 262,
vint. 257; Herty. 26i El-on, lsf; rbomp-
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HOUSTON.

Hou,roS. April 3o.-[Speclal l-The re.
port ia an Austin paper that extortion Is
going to be practlced in Houston Npon the
visitors to the interstate drill ia simply
mistake, and has no foundation in fact.
The hotels. livery stables and restaurants
are pledged not u charge above their regu.
lar rates r9onty thousand visitors can be
comfortably entertained snd st charges
tLat no visi,os will cstnplaln OF. Thisis
authentic.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, April 30.-ISpecial. 1.-The case
o. the State VS.. g. L. B'idges, for the mur-
der Of Aaron Patrott on the nieht of the
llth of last February, was taken up yester-
day morning in the district court. District
Attorney Randall is for the state, and
Mesers. Hare, Cox and Turner for the de.
iendant. The case has aroused consldera-
bic interest, attentive crowds being In at
tendance throughout. The testimony was
closed by the deianse to-day in the fore.
noon and counsel are now arguing the
| case.
DR.. Morrow, q homeopsthist, was yester.
day united In maUimony to Miss Boyle.
rhe ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
Moore. In the Office OF the groom.
A sutliciercy OF rsiu hiss not yet fallon,
bu, dark clonds still hover over as and
farmers are hopeful Of thorough season
soon. The threatening weather 10 inter-
rupting the attendance OF the protracted
meeting now in progress AZ the Methodist
Episcopal church.
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JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON. April 3d. rSpscisl:l = The
frs. through tfaia from up the Esst Line
since Saturday evening arrived this mofn-
ing. Passengers on Il state that such Q
ram waa never before known, and that up
a. g oiclock this morning It was still rain
inr. The river here l. ell out Of fts banks
and rtill rising. II Il thought II Will reach
as high as II was in last February.
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TYLER.

TYLER, April 30.-[Speoial.I I-At an an
nual meeting of the stockholders and d.
rectors Of the Texss & s.. Louis railway in
Texas to-day, the following officers were
elected: President, J. w. Paramore; vice.
president, W. ~. Senter; treasurer, l.. B.
Fish: tecretary. Charles l.. Bonner. The
directory aa constituted last year were re-
elected. The affairs OF tho company being
in the hGnus Of receiver no business OF
port OF the president substantial hope. are
entertained that everything will be saiis-
tactcrily arranged. The contract With the
Baltimore e Ohio Telegraph company for
extension of its wires from Cairo 20 Texlr-
ksnu mada by Colonel Paramors ss presi-
dent OF the Missouri aud Arkansas vision
wac strongly spprove0.
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For Rlnine-

Topeka, Ks, April 29.-The sixth con.
eressioral district convention met hero io.
dav and nominated as follow: DsleRstes;
Q. g. Wood. OF Rock, and ]. 8. Mcdowell,
Of smith; elternetst: ID. A. Freeman, oi
Mitchell, and J. h. Franklin, OF Russell;
electsr, w. A. Fulton, OF Ergo. The
convention 10 Tor Blaine.
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Obituary.

NEW Yonx, April so.-samuel +. Dom
nelly. reporter on the Slr, inirred at the
FIRE iest night. died today. Donnelly was
proprietor of western Newspaper ct one
time aud western correspondent OF the
Herald. Lstterly he had been doing polios
work on the Sun.
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KAUFMAN.

KAUFMAN, April 30.-TSpeclal.l Farm
ing interests suffering from excessive rain
fall-waather still threatening. Considera-
BILE cotton that was up has died since the
frost, and q great deal that was planted has
rotied in tho ground, consequently much
of the crop will have TO be planted over,
with scarcity OF seed.
The finishing touches are being applied
10 our splendid stone jail. Ii appears to be
modeled after the Dallas jail, and though
hardly 80 large, is one OF the beat in the
etate.
This Methodist church, a fine and commo-
dious structure. will be completed in May.
A recent census Of the town OF kaufman
shows population OF about 200.
The board OF aldermen will organize at
orce under the city act, and will then pro-
ceed to provide for the erection OF a public
school building at cost OF $4,000 to
$4,000.
County court convenes in regular session
next Monday. District court meets the
fonrth Monday In May.
V. w. Grubbs, ESQ of this place will
likely be q cadidate for district judge
ngsi3s. Judge Putnam, of Sulphur Springs.
A fair crop. Of county candidates are out;
most OF the old officers being in The field,
with fair prospects OF election.
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CrxcrssArr. April so.-rhe Times-stsr'l
Jsckson specisl ssyt: Jack Law was fatally
siot last night b. Ne. Doc Blown. colored
I.o woman has been Arrested.
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NEW BRuxrwrcK, N. j.. April 29.-Lsvi
ID. Jsn.rd, ex-county collector. has been
stn,erc,d 70 ten yeAfs IN the stste prison
q h-rc labor, ead 81 .oo9 Gn- f,r fo-S>rs.
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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, April 30-[Speclsl. l-Judga @.
A. Brown, a Clarendon, Donley county,
tendered the secretary OF the land board
over 500 O0Oas first payment on cent leases
Of land in the Pan Handle, which was re-
,used. A sim.lsr tender and refusal was
made az the treasury department.
The receipts OF the treasury department
for the month OF April for sales OF school
lands and interest, ssl 900; sales Of univer-
sity lands, interest, $500; priucipal, 81. 800
sales OF asylum lands, interest, 81, 600
principal, $500.
The comptroller deposited to-day 10 the
account Of general revenue 5000.
Lampesas county paid s924 interest or
couri-bouse bonds.
The rovernor issued to-day 10 Genera
Walter p. Lane. who is Ia the city, hil
commission as president OF the board o
The body Of dead man was seen hos.-
ing down the river this morning, which val
taken out At the foot OF Congress
avenue. Upon examinaiion II wal
found g be the body OF man nance
Andrew Yeaeer, who lived near Bull Creel
Falls. He was seen last Monday inatinl
down q rat, of logs below the falls. which
hitting srsinst soms rocks. broke %
iran, and IN his ssdsevor 70 svin
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NOTICES
SPECIAL MOTTO S.


nTTHE DALLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Campaign Club meets every "Wednesday ana
sat,rdar evenings at s O'Clock. In Turner Hall
Acoriial Invitation Is extended to all rcputli'
cans to attend BY ordsro ths president
II \ THnYER. Serrciarv
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SPECIAL SUMMARY.

Big Springs: A Sensational Telegram
FlatIy Cuniradicled.
Tyler; Meeting of the Texas A. NJ.
Louis Directory.
Heavy Rains Washing out
tho Railways.
Five Of the Mexican National Train
Robbers on Trial.
Work OF ihs Court Of Appeals at
Austin.
Houston; An Interstate Drill State- |
ment OF Importance.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-04-16

The harp on which Tom Moore sang
his melodies is now owned by George w
Childs, of Philadelphia. That gentleman
has always been great admirer of Moore,
and some time ago erected at his own per-
sonal expense the "Moore memorial win,
dow" in Brompton Church, where the
poet is buried. Recently the London
authoress, Mrs. S. G. Hall, sent him as
gift all the relics of the Irish bard which
were bequeathed to her by Moores Wild
ow. The harp is small instrument with
fifteen strings, whose tones are said to
be deliciously sweet and mellow. 1t
stands upon a small ebony base, painted
light green color, with richly decorat-
ed shamrock vine in gold. tits the same
harp Moore played on while he sang his
melodies, it being the identical one which
the poet brought with him on the occa-
sion of his visit to America.