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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16
East Middlebury.

There are some indications of light
apple crop.
j. Hays is receiving a fair share of pat
ronage at his new shop.
Farm work is well advanced. The
grass crop promises to be unusually
good.
Grant Bros. as well as others in the
business, have done good thing in filling
lumber bills.
Noble c. Fem was surprised by his
schoolmates and teacher on his eighteenth
birthday, on the Sd inst, at his fathers.
when tokens of regard were left in the
shape of substantial gifts.
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MOnktOn.

Amos w. Barnum is having new barn
built.
Dr. Charles Russell made flying visit
to town last week.
Mrs. Almira Prindle is holding meet
ings in Barnumtown, this week.
Nell c. Gage commenced her school at
the Ridge last Monday, with 30 scholars.
The meeting of the Lfe-Saving crew
was at Lewis l.. Collins. last Tuesday
evening
Mr.. Borts, the principal of the Bristol
academy, is expected to preach at the
Friends church at the Ridge next Sun
day.
The delegates that attended the county
institute of the W. G. r. T.. at Bristol,
last week, were Mrs. Mary A. Meader,
Nell c. Gage, Mrs. Addie Collins, and
Matte Day.
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The water supply is still limited.
Fresh sugar-cured dried beef, at Loeb
& Freiberg's.
Fresh groceries, fine wines and good
whisky, ut Loeb ~ Freiberg's.
Mrs. Il. b. Bryan died yesterday Mt
p. M, after several days illness.
Vest irday was II cloudy, close day,
though Il shade cooler than its prede-
ceSsor
ord's Place, Lamar street, is the place
whers you can get the best wines, liquors
and cigars in the city,
A. q. Wood filed suit in the District
court yesterday praying for divorce
from his wife, Susan Wood.
Don't forget the concert at the City
Park tomorrow night. Meme Bros.
orchestra will be in attendance.
Attention is called to the sale of privi-
leges during the eX-Contederater reunion,
which appears in another column.
The HERALD job printing rooms are
better prepared than ever to turn out
tirst-2lass work. Send for prices.
The fourth meeting of the Gentleman's
Driving association was well attended
last ovoning. The sport was fair, so to
speak.
Attention of contractors Is called to
the advertisement of the architect of the
Federal court building, which appears
IN another column.
Mr.. Thomas Cornwall, n contractors
transfer-inan, returned yesterday, hay
ing safely conveyed Il batch of cOnvicts
to the Cherokee ponitontiary.
The GLEN Lea saloon desires to inform
the public and tho medical profession
that it mas " lot Of whisky actually II
years old. Call and DO convinced Of the
truth OF 1t.
On account of the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, being used by the Normal
school, DR.. A. p. Smith kindly rendered
tho use of the First Presbyterian church
for tho funeral service of Mrs. Il. 7.
| Bryan.
Tho American National han b
moved into It's new quarters torInorly
occupied by the city National bank,
northwest corner of Elm aud Lamar
streets, which is being littGi up In Gle
giant style.
The Finance committee ofthe ex-Con.
| fOdorate reunion held meeting yester-
day evening. Tho report of progress
were very satisfactory indeed, and In a
few days tho list OF subscribers will be
published.
Mr.. A. Harrington. the undertaken OF
Shermul, has removed 10 Dallas, and
has opened nj lib Elm street. He will
keep n fine line OF coillns, Baskets, and
undertakers trimmings. lie has the
only childs' hearso in the city.
The ladies' concert Mt the City Park
tonight will draw large crowd. NJ
charges for admission. Tho ladies will
have refreshments in the way of creams
cakes, Lemonade, etc, and Meme 81 os'
orchestra will furnish music. The D, ri
viii be brilliantly illuminated.
Tho Republicans hero arc still of tn,
opinion that "what-are-we-hero-f
Flanagan has succeeded UmdenstoclS
Notwithstanding the latter denies beiny
superseded. If Flanagan does get Il, |
hoped he will not keep his office q
Mnrshell. but move more to the cente
iof the District. Dalas, for instance.
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Monmouth Pnrk Rnces.

New YORK, July l7.-Monmouth Park
races.
Handicap Sweepstakes Three-quar-
ters of mile; Queen Esther was never
headed, and won by length; Rica,
second; Dalphex, third, Time-l.l5.
The Tyro Stakes--for 2-year olds, three
quarters of milo: Richmond lead to
he head of the stretch whore Wardo
won; Cholula, second; Goana, third.
Time-l:l6.
Barnegat Stakes-For three-year-olds,
one and half miles. In the stretch
Don9hue brought up st. Navier under
whip and a rafting finish, and won;
Duchess, second; Turk, third, Time
2:IOl5.
Handicap Sweepstakes Mile and n
quarter: Aranza won; Minnie tcoltl
second. Time-l:56N.
Fifth Race-Selling allowances, seven
furlongs; Sister from the start.
set in q lively pace; Ilaska passed
her at the head of the stretch,
but Lafferty kept Sister to her work and
won by nose; Itaska, the favorite, sec
ond; Patapasco, third. Time-l:3l. II
looked as II Armstrong pulled Itaska and
terrible disturbance arose. The crowd
rushed from the stand and demanded
that bets be declared off, hut the Judges
refused. Mutuals paid, SIS. The win
nCr was bought in for S7Oj.
Sixth Race Handicap stoeple chase:
Glendarm won; Buckra and ComprO-
mise ran dead heat for second place.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS.
ST LOUIS MARKET.

~ LOUIS MAkhEI
ST. LOUIS, July l7.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat active and higher, but unsettled;
No. ? red, SjGSGl .; cash; SJGS55s closing 1913
0lSg July; S5IGSjla, closing, Sli, August;
so tWS7, closing S6i >, September.
Corn higher and very slow, closing irregu-
lar; 1901, cash; l6l IGiG' s,closing inside July,
~ gGiS, closing outside; August, 4SSG49,
closing 4S7s.
Oats higher but inactive; 3i3. bid, cash;
29a3O, closing ~ 5,July; 2lG2iA, August.
Whisky steady at Sl.0S.
Corn meal steady Mt $40.
Provisions stronger but not active.
Pork-Jobbing, Sl8
Bulk meats-Long clear, 7.70 short rib, $50;
short clear, 500
Bacon-Long clear, S.S7ls@S.7j short rib,
SSH; short clear, $40,
Lard Z.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900; good natives and
best Texans steudy and firm, but poor grades
dull; export steers, S6.i0(G6.75: good 10
choice, $6td0.i0; common to medium, Sj.25(G
5.Sj grass Texans $35Np5; latter for choice
heavy, but bulk sales s3.S0td4.40
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; active and higher nj
S5lg565
Shecp-Receipts, 1900; more here and
prices weak; bulk ofsupply poor; common tC
fair, S2.2jg3; medium to good, S3.2503.75
choice to extra, $4Cg4.5O; good to choice lambs
SiCG5; good Texas muttOns rank with native,
and bring equal prices.
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Wednesday of next week, the remainder
of the jury docket is set for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of that week. Law
is as dry as the weather, no one seeming
to take much interest in it.
Small grain is beginning to roll in.
Many are holding back for better
prices.
Brown, Rumsey & Crane have ordered
more than 100 volumes of reports, which
will make theirs probably the best law
library in Northern Texas.
The planters are busy at home, and
the town is dull and without news.
There is prospect of rain to-day.
The hose for the water-works were
billed on July Sd, and are expected
daily.
George stephens. has so far recovered
as to be able to go to the Springs.
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THE RAILWAY WORLD.
A New Road.

FORT WORTH, July l7.-[Special.
Col. Owens, of the Huntington civil
engineer service, is at Fort Worth He
has been engaged in surveying from
Topolovampo, on the Gulf of California,
along the Linaola river valley, and has
reached Fort Leaton, on the Rio Grande,
with his corps. The Colonel does not
seem disposed to communicate any
thing, but the presumption is
that as soon as the water holes
fill up he VIII continue the survey to
Sierra Blanca, on the Southern Pacific
roato. A. fopoioyampo a city is laid
out on a site owned by Mr.. Huntington
and his friends, and the same syndicate
have purchased vast block of Chi
huahua lands, through which the new
route will take its way,
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games, on Saturday, Sunday and Nor
day. The Paris club is good one and
claims to be the best in the State. The
home team will do its best to take some
of the conceit out of it. Numerous eff
forts have been made the past two
seasons to bring the two clubs together,
but they have heretofore proven
failures. Tho games will be well
worth witnessing, and the lovers of the
sport should give the clubs substantial
encouragement by large attendances.
These will be the last games of the home
team before its departure for Shreve-
port on Wednesday next, to play the
club of that city three games. The
Dallas club also visits Corsicana ON sun
day, July 9th, to play the local club
and dedicate the new grounds. The fol-
lowing is to be the home team in
to-morrow's game:
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rhr Cnnnrnnl R.rniin.

MEANWHILE, PA, July 1.-THE Con-
noaut lake regatta closed this morning
with the consolation race.Thore was a full
list orentrics. The water was smooth, the
weather cool and spectators scarce. The
men got oil IN good style, but Ton Eyck,
of Peckskill, New York, gained the lead
before rounding the buoy and won the
race in 81 minutes 81 second; --, second (;
Riley, third; Hosmer, fourth; Tayts
Orzor, fifth; Zee, sixth; Hall, seventh.
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SPORTING SUNDRIES.
WESTMONT AND HIS RECORD.
Ii Remains Unlowered-A Game Effort,
But No Goa Brutal Dog-anG-
Badger Fight ut the Tort
Other sporting News.
wcstmont Fails to Lower His Record.

Wcstmont Fails to Lower His Record.
PirlsBuRG, July IA crowd of over
5000 spectators visited Home Wood this
afternoon TO witness the attempt of j.
NJ. HIPS famous PAGER, Westmont, to
lower his record. The track was fast
and weather all that could be de-
sired. Westmont was brought ont
at ! o'clock with Peter G. John
son on the sulky and Firebrand as
a running mate. AS he was being
warmed up forthe first heat it was evil
dent Westmont was in excellent con
ditiOn, and bets were freely offered that
ne could do better than that at Chicago.
style on the first attempt Pi0H and
paced the entire course without
skip. His work on the home stretch
was magnificent and was loudly an
plauded. The announcement of the
time, however, showed that his Chicago
record (2:0l%) had not been equalled by
a quarter of second. The figures were
2;H. The last quarter was the tas' est
and was made in 2912 seconds. Two
other attempts were made, but
were unsatisfactory, owing to
the Tact that on the first West
| mont showed his best pace. He broke
badly on the second mile and was worse
on the third. Time on second mile was
| 2:lS; third, $40. The purse was $1,000.
| with $500 added to beat his record.
The Midsummer Meeting at Chicago. q
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE opening day
Of the midsummer race meeting of the
Chicago Driving park. The weather
was warm, track fast and attendance
good.
First Race-Seven furlongs. Al
aour and half was consumeo
ut the post. Murray won by ashort
half longth after n driving finish
| NiphOn second the same distance in
front of Lloyd Daily, third. Time-l:23l%
The winner was sold in the field
AScGnder was the favorite.
Second Race-Belle Pate stake, three
quarters of mile: Won by Exile,
neld horse, by two lengths; Rhodama
second: Wanda, the favorite, third
Time-$l:lG.
Third kace-selling purse, one anc
one-quarter miles: AT the seven-eightl
post TOpsy, the favorite, went to tn
front of Chanticleer, second, one-half
length in front Of Athlono, third. Tim
-2:lOA. The winner was not sold.
Fourth Race-Mile heat frs
heat, Breechloader won; Jaqlitl
, second; Edwin A., thirC
Time-l:43]9. Second Edwin a
won; Jaquita, second; Broech-loadel
third. Time-l:56. Third heat -EdwI
: A. won easily, five lengths in front {
4 Breech-loader, second. Tme-lA7lS.
A Fifth Race-July stakes 1t looked a
= if none Of the Jockeys wanted to VIII
a Ohio Boy and Scalper ran out; Creci
/. Jockey rolled of on the main TRACK
!. Behemore's rider was apparently hoI
g estly thrown. The decision of tn
!. judges was not given.
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NEW FOUNDLAND.
,nEY nRlrrED or No So

ST.. JOINS, n. T., July I7.-Twelve
fishermen belonging to the Gloucester
schooner Abbie f. Morris were rescued
yesterday forty miles eastward of st.
Pierre Island, at the point of death. The
men left their vessel in six dories the
morning of July Sth on the Grand Banks
10 take up their travis. 1t was blowing
strong with dense fog. The crews got
asray and rowed about for three hours,
hoping to reach vessel, and then
headed for st. Pierre, distant 200 miles.
During four days and nights they were
without food, water or rest. Three fish
ing vessels picked them up and took
them to st. Pierre. Their captain Nor
ris) and cook drifted out to sea.
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HOLLAND.

FUNERAL OF THE PRINCE OF ORANGE.
THE HAGUE, July 1.-THE funeral of
the Prince of Orange occurred today
with great pomp. The procession,
headed by King William, the Grand
Duke of Sake Weimar, Prince Albert Il
Prussia, the Count of Flanders and rel =
resentatives of all the royal houses , f
Europe. The Prince of Wales sent Il
wreath in his capacity rs Grand Master
of Free Masons. The route was crowded
with people.
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Mls,l,sInpI valley Rowing Assoclat

CmcAao, July 1.-THE Daily News
Moline, Illinois, special says: Tho
seventh annual regatta of the
Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing
association, comprising all leading
rowing organizations in the valley from
here to-day. The race for
the Junior single scull, was rowed
in heats, ono mile and return. The first
trial heat was won by j. Il.
Corbett, of Pullman, Illinois, in
l50; 4. Baker, of Galveston,
second; Il. p. Allen, of st. Louis.
third. The second heat was won hy j.
Z. Donahuc, of Davenport, in ll:32
L. Ga trick, of st. Louis, finished see
ond, but was disqualified for turning
the wrong stake.
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Tone of tho stock market.

NEW YORK, July l7.-Goveruments
s rong.
Railways irregular and quiet.
state securities quiet.
Speculation about the Stock EX-
change continues quiet and uninterest-
ing. At the urening the market was
strong and prices rose 4 to IA por cent.
on continued favorable crop news. At
the first call, however, Il weak feeling
set in and prices dropped !. to - prt
cent, During the afternoon frmer
feeling prevailed and there was a recov-
cry OF = to Ia per cent. Pacific Aiuil
lea ling the upward movement with
sales as high as IS. Later it was re-
ported that passenger rates between the
soaboard and Cleveland were being cut,
and Lake Shore fell oil to -. This I'M
settled speculation once more and
lower prices were recorded all around,
the market closing weak. Compared
with last nights closing prices are:
Rock Island, per cent, lower; Lake
shore, ~; Michigan Central, ~; Mis-
souri, Pacific, "a; Union Pacific and
Western Union, =, while Illinois Cen
trail is per cent. higher. other changes
In the active stocks were less than per
cent, either way.
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snln of IrnclnImed LIre siook.

on Judy %, 1881, at 10 a. m, there will
be sold at public auction, at "Fine, Very
Fine" auction house, In the city of
Dallas, for account of the ii. 4 7. G. R'y
and whom IL NAV concern, one roam
mare; u hands high; blind In right eyes
branded p. A. or X. A. on len forequnr-
ter. said horse being consigned to w.
II. cole Mt Dallas. and remaining In the
custody of said Railway company UNI
claimed. Il. ID. TRuE, @. I. Ag't.
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pESDLEToN RANKING COMPANY.
NEW york, July II. Herman reports
the Pcndleton Banking company, of
Pendleton, Ind, has suspended on ne
count of the failure of Fletcher& Sharpe,
of Indianapolis.
DENY IN.
tNNAPoLIS, July 1.-THE officers of
the Pendleton Banking company, of
Pendleton, Indiana, deny they have
failed. Business was suspended for n
few hours yesterday for the purpose of
consulting with the depCsitors. The
hank opened this morning and business
l. proceeding as usual.
JULIAN WHITE d co.
NEW NoRE, July H.-Julian White,
Sons ~ Co., ~ Leonard street, are re-
ported to have assigned to George o..
Walbridge. They accommodated Ed
mund Yard & Co. with notes. They
give large preferences. Tho firm is in
the fancy goods trade.
INGRAM FLETCHER.
INDIANAPOLIS, July Il. - Ingram
Fletcher, of the suspended firm of
Fletcher ~ Sharpe, to-day decided TO a
trustee for benefit of creditors, property
valued ut $2i0OOO. Albert T.. Fletcher
also decided property to u trustee of the
value of $200,0OO.
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RUSSIA.

MoTTo BLOW UP THE CZAR UNEARruED.
ST. PETEEsBrRg, July IA plot to
blown the palace at Warsaw during
the Cars stay has been discovered. \
justice Of the peace named Barbouski,
suspected of completely, has been ar
rested. A quantity of arms and dyna-
mite belonging to the conSpirators was
also found.
a NIHILIST ARRESTED,
ST. PETERSBURG, July lI.-Firrarms,
bombs, daggers and Il printing pres
were found in the residence of Justice Ct
Of the Peace Barbouski, arrested to-day
IN connection with the plot tn blow up
The palace at Warsaw. Dynamite was
brought by u Russian having in his pos
session letters to Russian officers.
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ood for the Scandal Lovers vi san An


rood for the Scandal Lovers vi san An
tonic.
SAN ANTONIO, July E.-{Special.l--A
uivorce suit has been filed hore which
WI cause sensation. The parties arc
Jus. kampmann and Mrs. Emile
nmaunpmann, nee Elmendorf. Ramp
mann =, is the son OF the wealthlost man
AZ inc city,, His vito sues for absolute
uvorce, alleging that shortly after thoir
"maarrlnge, defendant particularly do
s, cs,ed her, taking up his abode in n mo-
islous house of prostitution, making its
n aaistes his habitual companions. The
roiie are leaders here, and the family
doiniectlvely, represent several million
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EGYPT.


MrrINY or TURKISH TR tOrS.
LONDON, July l7.-An Assiol dispatch
SAYS; The remainder of the Turkish
battalion here mulinied and were
aIl dlsarmed. Their ringleaders We're
vent to Cairo. The failure of Mudier to
SUSPICION.
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ST.. LOUIS, July Thames Smit' :,
general traffic manager Of the Wabash
railroad, this morning appointed Mr..
Knight general freight agent; II. b. Me
S@b gSnera aps agent @KKe ansas
Il. 0. Hudson, commercial agent, st.
Louis,
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IRELAND.
A GOOD WORD FOR THE LORDS.

GOOD WORD FOR THE LORDS.
DcHLIN, July l7.-United Ireland do
honnccS what it calls the sham Liberal
agitation against the House of Lords,
because of its rejection of the Franchise
olll, II says the Lords are more honest
ana less preiudiced than the Radicals.
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People are aroused to the fact that In
goingto Knoxville, Bristol, etc, they alo
robbed of q hours time by taking any
other route than the Memphis a. Little
Rock railroad. Call at 50i Main street
and see official time schedule of both
lines. A. l.. SMITH,
Passenger Agent, NJ. Il l.. II. II. II.
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proresslon al Bail Games.
BASE BALL.

Paris and Dallas o. Gross Bats To. Morrow.
Tho Dallas club las; nj sht received a
telegram fron The Paris club. announc-
in- that they W.T. "irire in this city on
8 ia lny en- play .h9 LONE club three
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
A NOTEWORTHY COMBINATION.
The Baltimore " Ohio, Postal and Mer-
chants & Bankers Telegraph Com
pany Form Pool - Stock
Market-Failurcs, Etc.
\ New Telegraph Pool.

NEW YORK, July lit is rumored
and undoubtedly true that the Postal,
Bankers IL Merchants and Baltimore
II Ohio Telegraph companies have
agreed to pool. The period mentioned
is twenty-five years.
CONFIRMED.
New YORK. July 1.-The Executive
committees Of the Baltimore Il Ohio,
Postal, and Bankers IL Merchants Tcle-
graph company met last night and
agreed upon the details of a pooling ar
rangement. 1t was agreed to form Il
working pool for twenty five years on
ceipts. Each company will maintain a
separate organization and the pooling
Will include land and cable business.
All Offices will be consolidated. The
lines will touch about Is per cent.
of Western Union paying points.
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A badger and Dog Plight.

FohT WORM, July l7--tSpecial. +
An immense crowd witnessed fight be-
twoon n badger and three dogs Tonight
the badger whipping his three antago-
Mats
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Tho Popular summer Route to New York

Is by the Gulf, Colorado and santa re
railroad 10 Galveston, thence by the
magnificent iron palace steamships of
the Mallory Line, sailing for Now York
every Wednesday morning. No dust,
no clnders, cool ocean breeze, superb
accommodations with table aud service
equal to tho finest hotels of New York
and New York and that at Galveston.
Leave Dallas Tuesday 5:l5 u. m. arrive
ut Galveston g:)0 p. IN. Passengers can
go ut onco on board steamer from train.
Rates: Dallas to New York cabin, S5aI5;
steerago, $3l.i5, including meals aud
stateroom. For tickets, staterooms, sail
Ing schedules and full information apply
to w. J. Storms, agent, 60S Main street,
or Santa Fe depot.
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Tho first through train from San Fran
cisco 10 -. Louis over the Texas a
Pacific since The first of juno, owing Ia
washouts on the southern Pacific,
jas scd t,irorsh y 'tei;,ay NJ 9p, M.
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CHINA.

PREPARING 70 PROTECT HER MERCHANT
MARINE,
SHANGHAI, July IT, The Chinese
government are providing for the safety
Vi Chinese merchant vessels in the
event Of war with China and France.
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The following are the letters remaining in
the post office for the week ending July IL,
1884. If not called for within four weeks they
will be forwarded 10 the dead-lettcr Office,
L. IS. GARKIsON. II. NJ.
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The Acme Ledger and Bill Holder.

Something cheap and convenient. No
business man can afford to be without
one. Call at the HERALD Job Office
and inspect them.
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Too CnnnerNniiNc.

NEW York, July 1.-THE Firemaa's
Trust Insurance company is being closed
up and policy holders are being re-
insured. Assets. SIS, 900: Liabilities, Sill,
JOO. They havr been too conservative
to compete with more pushing rivals.
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- A H Il r. AN WEIR I!

which able
offer VERY Low PRICES Call
Material
We also have some Fire and Burglar
ga
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ENGLAND.

An AMERICAN LADY KILLED.
LONDON, July l7.-An American lady,
n Mrs. Edleston, was killed in the Pennis-
ION railway accident yesterday.
MORE SKIRMISHING sINFULNEsS.
Los ~, July H.-An attempt was
m, ke 80 n,ght to blow up the monu-
incut At SALISBURY to Lord Herbert with
a Dox "a -ad powder. The pedestal was
iniur,u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-18

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Bauman's, 706 Elm street.