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FAILURES.
CATHOLIC PUBLISHERS,


BALTIMORE, July l5.--A receiver has
been appointed for J. b. Piet Il Cor
Catholic publishers. Liabilities, $4,000.
SHORT on PETR iIEUM.
NEW York, July l5.--C. :. Henry,
petroleum broker, has failed, He was
short about B,0OO,000 barrels at nearly
the lowest prices OF the recent depres-
sions. He was a member of the govern,
ing committee of the Petroleum ex-
change.
SUSPENSION OF Fl ETCHER Il SHARPE.
INDIANAPOLIS, July l5.-The banking
house OF Fletcher Il Sharpe The oldest
financial institution in the city, did not
open doors this morning. Notice posted
ON the doors, stated the suspension was
the result of inability 10 realize N se-.
curities, and adding that the property,
when converted, would he ample TO pay
all depositors. William Wallace was
appointed assignee. The firm was conf
posed Of Inuram Fletcher, Thomas Ill.
Sharpe and Albert Il. Fletcher. The
suspension caused good cal of excite
meut and runs w,re made Oh other
banks, none OF which were specially sori-
us, excent that ON the Rysingers Bank
ing tutiOn, which has large number OF
small depositors The suspension Of
sic,chCr Il sharpe was an absolute
.L.prisc, even to the bankers, and is gem
orally supposed to be the result of large
a''V.rces To grain and pork dealers, and
liability to realize on security.
Ducing the forenoon Mossrs. Harri-
son, Miller n Co. and Elam Law
yors appeared before Judge Taylor and
Go thclrpot,tions a. Fletcher, Jr., made
=? 9lication for Tho appointment of a Re-
C iNcr II Flet h9r q Sharpe. The ourt
| rnint d Mitilm Wallace and fixed
l. bonl at $SO0,OC0. Wallace filed his
'ond and took nosSession of the bank
t.!iu evening. He is unable as yet to
| 4, II Il Il statement of the Liabilities and
a Set9, but stated to an Associated Press
| .enOl ier hat n very curs0ry cNamina'
ion shows The liabilities 70 nc about
| 81 ,SO0,00J, with assets of S2,200,000. IL
will be several days before detailed
statement can he made. The individual
wealth of the members of the firm Is es-
timatod at $l00O,0JO, and ills stated they
viii make personal assignments.
]. X. ARMsBY u co.
CnICA 60, July l5.--G. II. Newell a
Co., of MINNEAPOLIS, took charge Of he
4 business of j. h. Armsby 4 Co., of this
city, to-day, one of the largest firms in
the canned goods business, as success.
sors. The firm was embarrassed by the
failure. last week, of J. NJ. Smith 4 Co.
of st. Paul, and endeavorod TO take pos
session of that business, but the law n
Minnesota would not permit II. Liabili.
, ties, $250,0O0, of which 100000 is secured
The firm has been rated NJ 100000.
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vigorous Protest.

Co.UMpus, o., July l5.-Gov. iIoadly
was to-day called upon by a committee
of miners from Nelsonville, who pro-
tested against The presence of foreign
police in their midst and asking that
they DC removed. \ telegram was also
received during the day by the Governor
to the same effect. lie has replied lnhi-
formly that he did not send ibe police
there and had no authority 10
remove them except should they
interfere with the rights OF citizens.
lie sent telegram to coal oOerators
that they must not bloc the highways
with police. No tforhle has 5eeu re-
ported from the valley ,o-day, but the
miners are very iidigran. ., The
presence of armed nen, aad some diff
Guilty is anticpG,e ed. The miners are
saAing forth .heir wrongs 1nd eude1NO
| ing in evety way TO Manufacture senti'
mcnt IN their favor.
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nnrris Cnnntv Conrenl;on.

Hous,oN, July l5.-lSpecial. The
County Democratic convention met
Lore to-day with fun attendance of
delegates from all the precincts.
Delegates were appointed TO The State
Congressional aud Senatorial convention.
Resolutions were adopted unani-
mously endorsing the administration of
Governor Ireland and also endorsing the
cour e OF Hon. Charles Stewart, in Con-
Gress.
Hon. Marshall Tanl;crS'y was nom.
mated for The Legislature; also caud.
date iOr County aud District Judges AID
County Attorney.
On the Office OF Assessor the conv ~
tiol cane TO dead lock, The candidate,
swo in number, being about equal Y
di, ided in strength. After eight ballot ,
the convention adjourned until q o'clock
tomorrow. The convention was rathet
upromous, all The offices being spiritually
contested for.
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THE BATTLE IS NOT YET OVER
As the Following Reductions will Prove;
HOSIERY,

Ladies' white, Brown, Fancy and Solid
Coors at lOc., l2lsc and l5c.-formerly l5c
aud 2oc.
Ladies' Solid Color, Y Regular, at 25c-fo''
mcrly Dc.
Ladies' Solid Color, Full Regular, at @c.-
formerly zoe. Ladies' Solid Color, Full Rcgu-
lar, Ut Oc.-formerly 55c. Ladies' Solid Color,
Fuil Regular, at 5Oc.-iormcrly 65c. Ladies'
solid Color, Full Regular, ut GOc.-formcrly
15c. Ladies' Solid Color, Full Regular nv 'oc'
formerly 81.
ladies' Hair Line striped NJ 35c.-lormcr-
~ 5Oc. Ladies' Hair Line Striped ut 5c.-
Ladies Fancy, striped, Checked, ETC.,
at a5c.-formerly Gisc Ladies' Fancy, strip
ed, Checked, etc, ut i0c,-iormerly Sc, In
dies Fancy. striped, Checked, etc, az bOc;--
formerly 10. Ladies' Fancy, striped, Cheek
ed, etc, at 75c-fomcrly ST.
ladies' Balbrggan Hose at 2lc,-iormerly
I,e, Ladies' Bnlhriggnn Hose nj 3jc.--lormer-
| ly zoe. Ladies' BalbnIgan Hose at llc'-lor-
mcrly zoe. Ladies' balhrlggan Hose 81 IOc.--
| formerly T5c. Ladies' Balhriggan Hose al
65c.-formerlv 81. Ladies' Balbriggan Hose
at t75c-forinerly SLsl.
Large lines of Ladies' Llsle and SILK Hose,
| Ladies' and Misses Black, Cotton, Balhrig'
unn, Iisle and silk Hose. Misses and chit
dren's Hose In all styles, colors, sizes ant
| qualities,
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Grand ratification.

ESNIs, July Special. The Dem
urra,s Ennis and surrounding coun-
Try held rouslng ratification meeting
on Main street last night. There was
large and enthusiastic crowd present
anG firing of mvils, fireworks, bon-fircs,
music and soeaking was the order Of the
evening. There was qui,ea number of
,rominent speakers from WaXahachie
present, who added greatly TO the oc-
casion. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed aud many times, while some
gifted orator was leading the minds of
the muI, up 10 some high enlinence
n I'm which TO proclaim the good news
Of laG tid,u9s that come to us from the
tlI.ca convention, there would break
Y long, lord shouts and hurrahs for the
coming great leaders, Cleveland and
Itpnlricks
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Hendricks Ierutes Another Charge.

IlDIANApoLIs, July l5.--Immediately
;oliCwing the announcement of the
domination of ex-senator Hendricks at
Chicago, the statements were sent from
this city by special correspondents, in
which Tho wife OF the ex-senator WAS
ALLEGED TO have spoken disrcspectrully
of Gov. Cleveland, and to have said Mr..
Hendricks was placed on the ticket for
the purpose OF giving il additional
strength. Gov. Hendricks, when
spoken to on the subject, stated that the
alleged language was not used by Mrs.
Hendricks, and added that there was n
truth whatever in that portion of the
special dispatches purporting to be q
repetition of her words.
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Result of the Lynching.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July l5,-An Owens
boro special says: The negroes of this
city are terribly incensed over the hang
ing of May by the mob yesterday morn
ing. Threats of lynching were made
last evening against County Judge J. ID.
Atchison, who withdrew the guard from
the jail last week; also against Sid
Keely and daughter. Early last night
the streets were deserted by the ne
grocs, but indignation meetings
were held by them on Snow
Hill in the negro locality in
East End, and in Tisterfield, west of
the city, as late as u o'clock. Kelly and
twenty. five or thirty friends stood guard
at his house. His family hud cen sent
away. Judge Atchison tried 10 tcle-
graph to GOV. Knott to order out the
Monarch Rifles, but the operator failed
TO get tho dispatch. Through all the
night special police patrollcd the city,
carrying guns. Jailer Lucas funeral
took place from his residence this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, st. Ann street, in front
Of Ill building, being packed with poo
pie.
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resoatinS Tom Padgitt, Of Waco. The
halii sacks were opened but he tooi. cut
cI,,J two registered packages. lie was
armed with n new Winchester
eitlc. lie got a fine gold
watch and chain fror9 Mr..
Ccodmaa and 50 in silve-, also seventy
FIVE cents from the driver. NIr. Rlbe
Sentertitt vas on board. I've yohber
made him cary the mail sacits abouG
twcrty Steps from the road. where he
Gu, ,hem oper with knife, which lac
tool from Nj. GoOdman. He was n
MEDIUM sized man, had on homemade
boots, q blue shirt, pants worn ard torn
at one Of the pockets. He had on hat
With ,wo cords around it; had a blacI
haadRc chief over his face, covering it
10 his ewes. HIS horse was tied out OF
sight of the road.
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Admjt,gd IN unil-I,elcnscd.

DASlsoN, July l5.-lSpeuM. --Win.
Rose, charged with selling a horse he
had hired from Warden Il Son, of Sler-
mnn. was to-day bound ovel to the 81
preme court under 500 boI.d.
William GEORGE, color0d. was arrested
to-day, charged with f"pinT ~ eleven
wear old colofed girl he was raising.
rhysicials exam.Dci he girl, aud upon
their report that the charges were fa'se,
IouI
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Big Ratification at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July l5.--Another large
Democratic meeting to ratify the nomi-
nation of Cleveland q Hendricks was
held ut Mercantile hall tonight. The
iioh was packed and in matter of quality
,he a9dieiioe was greatly superior to-
Il,"s In,o vi 'he open me meeting last night.
OF ana Martin, Of Mississippi: 4 ~
bardys, Chicago; Congressman Broad-
'foit, and ex-Lieutenant Governor /. n.
mSsesan,- of st. Louis, all of whom
thnsiastqging speeches which weIe en-
applaIraealy received and Justify
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PoRrlAN0, Me-, lrI.F 8. Tho Steam
on NeT Bass wick, ,ho ,g re.
nlaung Of tae fou ste.: sls of tn
international .iue, vliich let B2stoh
yesterday 70 -. 'oLu, collide61aet
night on SeSuin ;ht-loGse W. the
schooner Lottle lloph'ns, The schooner
as BADLY damaged and ille stoan,e
slightly injured.
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VIII Hen Candidate.

TGRN2LI, July l5. Especial. Judge
William Charlton has consented to let
Ms name come before the convention as
u candidate for the Legislature. AS
gentleman, judge and lawyer, he has
enjoyed an enviable reputation. In the
Legislature, he will maintain this prest-
age and prove an honor to the district if
elected
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cnn for County Convention.

SHERMAN, July l5.-tSpecial. The
Democrats of Grayson county have
been called to meet in their various
precincts and elect delegates 10 the
county convention, to be held in the
courthouse Saturday, August 9th, to
elect delegates to the State and District
conventions and to nominate county
Ticket
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-" Of Absence.

purce,l. l.editor NJ n. l5.- Hon. William
leave of absence untnion, was granted
at his own request, baoaIfer Noyomber
cannot with service to the ne says, he
to the paper, or honor 70 hifty, credit
duct the Union during thoT con-
political campaign. He hasalso ssent
Dental Elector to Chairman Maining,t q
the u, mocratic State committee.
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Mckinney Matters.

MCKINNEY, July 15.- Special. In
the District court the call of the Grim 4
nal docket was finished this morning.
The reunion notes of Ross brigade are
now ready for distribution, and Mr.
all members OF old command, whose
names and address he has, Tho notes
are readable and will no doubt be OF
great interest to all memhersof that
r liant command.
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New York Republican Committee

NEW York, July l5.-The Executive
committee, Of the Republican State
committee, to-day decided to take the
Army and Navy club-rooni In c0nnec-
tion with the Gilsey house, rs head
quarters, to be opened immediately
At the headquarters of the Republican
National committee everything is pro-
gresaing tavorably and documents are
being prepared for distribution.
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Buffers Candidacy.

WORCESTER, MASS, July l5.--Chair-
man Plympton, a leading Butler man
ager, arrived from Chicago this morn
ing and declined TO make any definite
statement in regard to Buffers plans
lie said no man had authority to say
what he would do.
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List oC C.imes from IN the border City -Dias
and Trcvino,

LARuDo July l5.-[Special, Two mon
were shot at Monterey, Mexico, yeaor-
day for committing murder. t
Howard, the abgcondlQg Pacific En-
press agent hom GEORGETOWN, Texas,
who was arrested ut New Laredo, Mox-
leo, win he returned TO this city In u few
days.
In the State OF Neuva Leon, Mexioo,
vt an election last sunday, Il electoral
votes were east for Diaz. and for IRE
vino. Sail as gave Digz u maai~ous
vote,
Scnor Moutelso, editor OF the FL ltor-
zau,e, who attcckod Father Souchor,
at the CJ,holic caGrch last SnnGay, made
4 statement la tue Tinos ih's eve ling, IN
,hich he denies Laving 5ttrrk the
Father, and lints thar. Il WPs cor
spiacy. Manv believe this 81 Stc. tent,
brl the majority think itflllsc.
II IL repCr.ed that Morrison, 80 IA
who forged draft on the San Alto .
hnnh, aAd Who VAS inreS,ed it n la-
terey, Mexico, VIII be brough, back 10
the United StNlcl in few days.
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A Enlsl Kick.

i,pw CONGESTION \ O.,Jrly - Dn ne
Il qrarrcl o, er an old dispute, yesterday,
&. w. McNeely Kicked LOWS BruIsle
liz tie stomach inilirti * inv les whic ,
Iesnlie IL. the latter's death n II feW
hCuss. Both men wei G h:ghly rosrec.Cl /
nad prominent citlzens. McNecly hn'
hg,., nrsoq.pn
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The Uubbard Room.

FoRT WORTH, July l5.-[Special. +
The Hubbard boom for Governor is
spreading, and it is extremely probable
that this county will instruct for him.
The young Democracy will probably
be pglrtiA}iS, "A secret organization. and
promises 20, BE- strong in numbers and
influenca.<-~li
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rniannrll NV Ill Miec.

Waco July l5.-ISpooial. Yesterday
AlrrelfC. b.. be died from what is
though poison. Before she ju"1 Cf
Inc mGucst, his hroiuer stated that helore
he lied ne said 10 him that his wife hat,
poisoned him AMI that Dnyl1son, who
boarded with thcln, was thoclWse.
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HIM. Meh Flanagan.

LoNayIEw, July l5.-[Special. Web
Flanagan, having been appointed col
lcctor of internal revenue foc this dis
trict. II petition with the names Of all
the prominent citizons of Longview was
sent him askina the location ais office
In thie pitv
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Ennr Nc. d nMnea.

Cnlc,co, Jra' 10. The Daily 'ews'
Pur,ln.d OccSoA snrcial, says: Four
uIore .i>Le en were drowned at the
,,ou - of The Columbia rlve "este"day.
~, makes C1V t1en iruWu'd ,.C;e
" ,.htr The iast thlce 1nonth"
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Tho Ohio Democrnts.

CoLuMnus, o., July l5.-rhe Demo-
cratic state Executive committee met
this afternoon with ali except four mem-
bers present, either IN person or hy
proxy, The time of the session was
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NO 24l.'

spent in discussing the plans OF opera.
tiohs Of the campa gn, and il was Ia
cided 10 begin work at once and carry
the State possibly, both in October and
Novembcs. Among matters considered
was raising campaign funds. The com
mittee adjourned to meet July 2ith.
when tie headquarters will be located,
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Complete line Colorcd skirts ut proper
tlonatc figures.
Large assortment nOlbriggan India GauEe
Vests A. greatly reduced prices,
Infants aud Childrcns Underwear also IN
great variety, and they have not hecn spared
In the grCnt marking down onslaught
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,minated fnrCnnr,

LITcHFIELD, ILL, July 15.--Johir
Reden was nominated for Congress to
day by the Democrats of the Seven
teenth district.
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1SDIANAPoLIs, July 15.-The Demo
Gratis of tho Eighteenth district held IL
convention at Portland to-day and nom
mated Maj. Kidd for Congress.
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Inl,1 Stunning n. raylor.

TAYLOR, July l5,- special. IAN NJ
fol.unu,e difficulty occurred here J 81
night at gbout $3.50 o'clock, Il: the ic
cr am prror OF Mr.. Sandy Stiles, in
" hich our Cisy MarsGai, Iohl g. Nor
can ,nc shot hc thc tnnyai. Morgan
WAS sho, once in ,hc 'i1 in tue
bowels, aud oac ,hot paSnd through MS
hat. Morgan Was armed N,th Coz :
l!-calibre pis ol, hut aeyer .riteWpted
20 use II. Tho physiciais SLY he W die.
There are everal tuinofs al,o3, ~ to ~
orjgin of the dihioul,y, but nothing de,l-
nite can be a,certuined. Mr. Morgan snye
he does not know for what or WHY Sr'lcN
shot him. His swo u staiement Will Ne
tnkeu this morning. ~. Stiles says ho
was iustiiiable, hat di>closes no., 'Hy
further. ltls deeply regretted by AZ.
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crImcs nnd Ornnlnnl.at san Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, July l5.-lSpeclah -
Minnie Haley, colored woman, was
arrested to-day for theft of a valuable
diamond ring from Jennie Wilson, a 81.
Louis woman.
The case OF the United states vs., Pow
oil n Mcdaniel, the Pipe creek mail rob
bers, begun to-day. They were fully
identified.
Carmelo, Mexican, was. thrown
from his horse to-day and instantly
killed. His neck was broken.
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The Lone BiShwayman Gets In his Work
Near san saba.

SAN SARA, July lj-lSpcciHl.l Tho
san Saba and Lampasas stage was rol-
he'd this evening three-and-a.half miles
this side OF Sonterdtt, coming this WAY,
by alonehighwayman There was ouly
one passenger. "a Mr.. L, Goodman, rep
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We are now closing out in earnest. Our buyers
are already buying bargains for Fall July 31st we
Iinventory---thereu be racket all this week. We
must have room, so goods mustg go and at the prices
we offer them ladies will be tempted to come out.
Things VIII move quick ifalI goes
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Fall and Winter. 1884.

Having placed our orders before the
late advance, in anticipation of pro.
piiiOus season, we are OverstOcked in
some lines and offer inducements to
cash and prompt time customers second
to no house in the country.
Conservative merchants, who, in
view of the uhcertain condition Of crops
1hnd the striugency Of the money mar.
ket, are unwilling to place orders with
Eastern Jobbers before they can know
the needs of their trade will find our
yhouse convenient depository from
(which to draw their supplies quickly
and in such quantities rs their trade de-
mands, at Boston and st. Louis prices.
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PPeneh Well Bath House
A. NJ. rEETuAm, Proprietor.

4. VI. BEEihANs' Iropfictor'
srhis pOpular establishment Ia kciug enlarged
And improved from time 10 tiiue 90 meet the
Aemnnds of increasing patronage, IL Il the
!. .nnesi IN the city, and every convenience Is
fprovided for the comfort of pRtrOns. The
iadles' department is under the Immediate
supsrlntendlnce OF Mrs. Beethnm,
RATES: Hot, Cold or shower Baths, %
cents; Electric Bath, 80 cents; Hypodermlc
Medcated Vnror, 81.
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PROGRAMME At SHADY VIEW PARK
vol. XXXV.


Music by Meine Bros Band-Address by
Hon. II. f.. Burke and other Chiefs-Running
1he Gauntlet and Voting for Prizes.
An Elegant Chinese Dinner Set, ia
pieres, to be voted to the most popular mar
fjea lady. This elegant set is now ON exhibit
tion Mt d. GOslin's china hall ON Elm street
2-Beautiful Baby Carriage, To be voted to
hehandSomest baby under , years old.
S-Chiefs Regalia, To most popular chief
~ Watch Charm, with Embicms ofthe Or
der, 10 most popular Red Man.
5-Gold- headed Cane, to the uglicst man.
DANCING.
TableauX in the evening with Electric and
1alslum Lights.
1--Death of Tecumseh.
2-POcahontas saving life of Captain Joha
iSmith.
3--Destroying Tea in Boston Harbor.
4-Chlefs In Council.
5-Cheroltces Driven from their Reservation
B--MassasOit Signing Treaty with Governor
+ Carver, of Massachusetts.
Dancing as per programme.
This celebration will he the most unique
.nnd interesting celebration ever held In
Texas. The Tribe will be arraigned in full
Indian costume and mounted on war steeds
.-,nd the tableauN will reproduce some of the
most interesting incidents connected will
the early history of America.
W. l.. CABELL, Grand Marshal.
W. ID. WYLIE,
JAMES ARNOLD, ( Aids.
A. Il. IIVINGSTON,)
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The Largest Stock OF

|STiPLE and FANCY GROCERIES
and The lowest prices in the city at
|ERYy { BRADSHAW, SIS Elm ST.
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LADIES' Underwear,

\ manufacturers line of samples just
received, which we will sell at cost for
this week only; also II lot OF Infants and
Children's Dresses.
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HOWELL BROS.
Boot and Shoe Co.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
Hot springs, Ark.
S. III. STITT 81 CO.

The proximity of the ARLINGTON to the
head sources Of the Hot Springs, together
with the convenient and ample bathing ac-
gives its patrons greater incll-
ifies In bathmg and drinking the waters than
.cnf, be found elsewhere. An annex OF sixty
MONS has lately been added. Also one OF the
~otls" Improved Passenger Elevators, which
enables invalid guests to be wheeled directlN
lfnm their rooms to the baths. Letters Of | =
'ouiry promptly answered. Description pam
nhleis furnished when desired.
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t.AL,!
NervUnli@
tnAusinlf
ain. sclaieA
And Livtrcs
rtinnA,h har
i,aiR, ClltV
,iaa,ta,Anh
, ln.plith
frularW
Au,erisaur
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proval upon any part of it. Let the
law have its course. y just and right.
eous judge has already passed upon it
and it bears the stigma of fraud judi
ciouslv a%scertained. An appeal has
been taken. Why does the enlprit
seek a change Of venue from The court
to which he has appealed? \ just
cause need not tremble thus. See; the
shadow of his own misdeeGa haunts
him at every step. lie secs suspended
above him the sword of justice and
feels that when it falls il 5 head will
roll into the Kindred mire to which it
belongs and must be RELOCATED. a con-
gress that would take a case like this
out Of "the due process of LAM guar
anteed to the people by the constitu-
ton. by and through an incorrnptlhle
Judiciary, would justly win Il lasting
infamy.