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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

Parents, it will not pay you to buy the
goods and make your boys suits, when
you can buy them so cheap and such
nice styles at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

Young man, come and see the new
style Stiff Hats, in brown, black, dahlia
and green, the nobbiest out, at Joe
Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

Nobby young men, if you want a nice
suit, come see the latest style piece goods
and have a suit made to order at Joe
Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

You will find the largest assortment,
the incest style in Piece Goods for order
work, at Joe Woerner's, the Tailor
Leave your measure now.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

Blaine & Logan and Cleveland & Hen
bricks cadet caps. just the thing for
the boys-20c., at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18
Attachment.

E. NJ. Trick. pl'tff., VS.. Thos. Thomp-
son, def't. Before ii. Hill, j. p, of
Twin Township, Preble Co., o.
ON the 18th day of September, A. D..
" 1884, said Justice issued an order
of attachment in the above action for
the sum OF $1,000.
E. NJ. TRICK.
West Alexandria, O., Sept. l6, 1884.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

Come and leave your measure for one
of those elegant Wine, Brown, Dahlia or
Oline Cork Screw Suits at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18
Money to Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN on reasonable
I'VE terms, on first mortgage or good
security. HENRY III. FAIR.
'Office-2nd story, Minors Block, op-
positc Court House. Ian I9-ly
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

See the satin lined, low crown soft
Hats, latest style for young men at $1.75
You can not buy elsewhere for less
than $3.50, at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

Joe Woerner, The Tailor, leads in
style, in fit, in workmanship. Come and
see his goods. You will be pleased.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

Jervis & Boyce have procured tn
Agency for the Great Hindoo Cigar.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

Almost impossible but it is a fact, you
can buy a mans all wool suit at Joe
Woerner's at the same price that other
clothiers will charge you for a cotton
printed suit. Come and see.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18
DEATHS.

SOVER-On the 9th inst, of brain
fever, Ramona, infant son of Sylvester
and Willissonia Sover, aged l year and
% days. Funeral on Monday, the 9Th,
by Rev. w. H. Orr.
VAN AUSDAL-In Eaton, on the 9Th
inst, of pneumonia, Morris, infant son
of d. A. and E. A. Van Allsdal, aged 1
year, 2 months and % days. Services
from the residence On south Maple St.,
by Rev. w. H. Orr, assisted by Revs.
Brewster and Brown.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18
EDMOND S. DYE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NO.
N TARY PUBLIC. Ofice-with
Judge ]. v. Campbell, No. III Barron
St., Eaton, o. Uun22-6ms
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

x n "a for the working class. Send l0cts.s
for postage, and we will mail you
FREE, aroyal, valuable box OF
NS8S sample goods that Will put you in
the way of making more mouey in q few days
than you ever thought possible ut ANY business.
capital not required. We will start you. You
can work all the time or In spare time only
The work is universally adapted TO both sexes
young and Old. You can easily earn from 5tcns.
to IS Every evening. That all who want work
may test the business, we make this unparaiiel-
ed Offer; to all who are not well satisfied We will
send 81 TO pay for the trouble of writing u.s.
Full particulars. direetlcps, etc. sent free. For
tunes will be made by those who gire their whole
time to the work. Great success ABSOLUTELY, sure.
Don't delay. start now. Address STINSONl d
CO. Portland, Maine. 54{ Edecs s. 80 =
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

$500, $500 and $500 will buy a mans
all wool suit at Joe W~oerner's. They
are bargains.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18
SHERIFF,S
.R0CLA NATION.

To THE VOTERS OF PREBLE Co., o.:
T COURT. CORWIN, Sheriff of Pre-
L, BILE County, Ohio, dohereby notify
the qualified electors Of said County to
assemble in their respective Townships
on the
Second Tuesday in October,
1884, (being the 14th day of said month";
at their usual places of holding cleo
tons, or such places as the Township
between the hours of 6 o'clock a. m.
and 6 O'Clock p. m Of said day, proceed
as the law may direct, TO elect
One Secretary of State.
i" Judge of Supreme Court.
" Member Board of Public Works.
Three Circuit Judges for the Second
Circuit of Ohio.
One Congressman for the 3rd Congress
ional District of Ohio.
Probate Judge for Preble County.
I" Clerk of the Court 60"
Sheriff,
Prosecuting Attorney"
Commissioners,
Surveyor,
I" Coroner,
I" Infirmary Director, "
The Trustees of the several Town
ships are notified that they shall on
said day select of good judicious per-
sons having the qualifications of cleo
tors, their apportionment of persons
to serve az Jurors, and return the same
as directed by law. The apportion-
ment as ordered by the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Preble County, Ohio, is
as follows, to-wit:
Gratis ......... 10 Twin 1870. 9
Somers......... II Washington -. %
Israel. SlJackson ........ z
Dixon. .......: 6iJetferson ....... IL
Casper 1890. 4 Monroe ........ 8
Lanier 1870. 9IHarrison....... Is
All of which notice is given pursu-
aEt~to law.
Dated at Eaton, this 4th day of Sep
TENDER, 1884.
COURT. CORWIN,
sep4-61 Sheriff 2, Z. o.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

: Boys suits, s to u years, all wool, 81.
Come and see them. The goods alone
worth the money, at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

Notice. ao -
The First National Bank of Eston, Oi,ia, ioco,rd
at Eaton, In the State of Ohio. Is closing ap IT'S at
fairs, its Cooperative txistance having expired
tors of said association, are therefore hereby notI-
fed TO present the notes and other claims against
said association for pay ment. srs q
G.F. B~RooKFIr., Cashier.
The First National Banks charter. Eaton ,ex-
pired July 18th. 1854. The Bank has been reor-
ganized and Will be known as the Farmers and
Citizens Bank. of Eaton 81 iuiyi7-fm.f
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

All the latest styles of soft and stiff
Hats, in all the latest shades and shapes,
at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18
Strayed or Stolen !

By.L. F. L1MBERT, Atty.
aug2S-6w.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

hat for children 2 to 6 years, at Joe
W~oerner's.
We call attention to the advertisement
OF the Preble County Bank, which has
been recognized since the death of Mr..
Hiestand, and its management placed in
hands that makes it as solid as any in
stitution in the country, and we can safe
ly. recommend it to business men as a
Bank of discount and deposit. Sound
banks have become as much of a neces-
sity in the business world, as any other
branch of business, and they have long
since been appreciated by the intelligent
class of people, as institutions of great
practical utility.
Wine Brown Cork Screw Suits, all
wool, $16. They are beauties. Come
and see them, at Joe Woerner's.
The Eaton Cleveland and Hendricks
Club had a tremendous meeting in the
Opera House on Monday evening last
The Hall was jammed full-not ever
standing room vacant. L. G.. Abbott,
Esq, of Richmond, Ind, addressed the
Club in one of his eloquent and excellent
speeches, which was cheered and APP
plauded from beginning to end. The
Eaton Glee Club favored the audience
with a couple of excellent songs, after
which the crowd was joined by the Get
tysburg Club in Uniform with lamps, and
paraded through our principal Streets
Don't tell us the Democrats of old Preble
are not alive after last Monday nights
demonstration. Keep the ball moving
J hoys, The aus is a good one,
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stool. near CatutL. ma3l-
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sutpuun SPRINGS.

sutrnuR 6PRINos, juno G.-tCorro5pond'
oncel-Urv, Guilty weather now cletttsthe
armer. ard reports nom the country are
more naltrliup; not as bad gs expected.
Cotton growing Oh huelY; corn, wheat oats
gll c%ereilf, psosperlng beyond BELIEF eiis'
The iioodu. ,,,
county, TrxsF, p|nuoupced the euddeu
death al John B. nahbr, son ~ the lat,
Jobr W. Dabbc, Of ibis pace. lie mother
aud Two cia'Gl8 live here, and are quicken
| with the nuIlenu6sl Of tue horror. No td'
ifgl "a sickness; nothing learned dthnit'
as to ctuse Of death.
Mias Laura Smith returned Yesterday.
| nnrr IS ocrr's %roi1uTu 40 Mard's seminary.
at Nashville, Vcruesfce. Miss Noble ray
I rick reiuruB this afternoon from d. Frice'i
/ cchn0l, 90 tho same CITY,. Mrd. Bonner
on WratherioId, is here visiting her re!a'
! t'vfe, Mcsiamc8 RpbeltCor, Gilbert nn'
Milan. mr. Ben Robertson ana ifmil
| leave htrs for Nirglcis next week, wAcre h'
| contemplated living IN DE ntura. .
Nessrf. Hunter and Stewart mike ihel
/ final EtparUure next Tuesday. The people
sin miss them professionally, both beiui
GOOD lawyer, and The town win miss then
socially, c5 they are elogGn. gentlemen o
refined nmllils.
Adiutsni.Gener King hes spent qaite
time with ~, Dat leayea To O few dsys !o
! iis official duties.
ls moklng q pleasant visit to the family Q
! n. WschOldCr.
The county convention me. pursuant q
call Saturday aud nominated tho utun
number OF delegates 60 Fort Worth. Ire
lands administration WsB unanimously en-
| dorftd, aud tho ola ticket, Tildon and Her
! dricks, bespiken for future support.
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srRnsHELB, W., June 0.-This village
has been visited by gnothtr disastrous Hood,
The Bgclnd within twelve months. Early
la the afternoon two very heavy rainstOrms,
one rom the north and the otner from the
south, met here and rain fell as II q mighty
river was iH'ling from tic heavens, aud the
all nCr.h OF town. that slopes 10 Tho Back
river, and cast % a creek, sent q torrent OF
water toward the town, Warning was nt
ono rivaa, but 40 rapidly did tue water
rise that lev had lime 20 save GnytbiDganb
wefo ioicnd 20 lee Tor thelr lYga. The
channel Ci tho creek soon became Il led Win
Hncknro Of houses, blrn8 end other build.
ings, wlioh forced wR.er Ia othes dircc-
tions. Onp stream flowed fhruuEh the
Springfield house, another through Her5 "
Dodd's livery stable, and another rough
Ellison Brag's stage barn. ll~dividlailotaia
| aud damage 10 tho hignwaF faach &c LEAFS.
$50. 600. 10 sumop places nighw-ys quilted
twenty-five feet deep, ald come houses 10
the yillaR8 have iour feet az mud in theh.
Just aorosl Cheshire bridge g bsrn Wa.
blown GIHu, kilUs Wilton Plrktr gnl
family, UnG lrJuriDG C. wcmaa named Belle
S|pauldiug.
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kAfANTEn-A BLACKSMITH TO Do JOB
w WORK; waves y aOio3 % per day. Apply
b \. nALL, ToTroll, lexaa le3-lw
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Aftw mors h~nrrains loft ut Cllncey's.
Lsie STYLE collars and cuffs At Clanoey's
Nav and fancy neckwear at Oarcey's.
Delicioua eating; Whi,takot's stsr hams.
Frank Il. Munn. sian painter, $40 Main
street.
Frauk i. Mum. sian painter, 500 Main
atreot.
bscEnnls d Co. wholesale Whitaker's
Star hRms.
Get your shirts Hni drawers made 20
order at Clancey'a.
II. NJ. Thomas, OF Austin, pos,oiics in
speclor, is IN the city.
Cerolinc, something new, and Saratoga
chips Of Loeb q Freiherg's.
Buy Whitaker Star hams ONLY u You
want 10 cot omathtnH tGnthsom =. -.
Seud 80 your orders 20 Baker IL PtOnts, ~
YOU want ine work done in skiliful and
substsniial manner.
visit Loeb s. Fre'borg'e new store and
zee the largest ana mQss complete sock OF
groceries ia thooty.
Baker q Pf3u.s' machinery - Gu nsw,
and Of most approved style. Thy do
finest work at lowest prices.
Mrs. Is. s. Johnston, la.e Of Memphis,
Tenncsspo. fashionable d~ross'makeri 0jj
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
We ave- atlll selling chat fac Japan tea In
one pound cana ot 30 cents.
LoEB& FREiDERo.
One pound on whitaker Star hams viii
20 as far o. t@o pounds OF irosn b-cfi and
the difference IN taste isimmcnee.
Al hittiug8 80 bIcCieIiln'a, fl5, Main
street, phDtOgraphiolliF apeakirg, are
made inEtlntaueously sud his pictures arc
elegant.
No patent medicine Advertising by Nc
Clellan, 7O5 Mail street. He IS "strictly
business" HIS pholns speak volumeB Ia
his praise.
Mcclellan "a Tho veteran photographer
energetic and t%irelesg. You viii mover mud
him Sin the legd,n but always leading,
705 Main street.
The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Bolh myself and.wiie owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
bv j. M. House Dnilaa
Ths boy that showed looket 10 Mr.. Webb,
the ieWelsr, last week, will be literally re-
| werded by returningthe game TO the Amer
lean National bank.
Mr.. 0. Trey bag taken charge OF the
| shade department OF X. Shields, !633 Elm
| street, at which place 40 will be pleased 70
| eee his old friends nld the public. He 10
pogitiye he can show them the finest as
| sorlment of goods IN that line in the city.
The members OF Ogern Hope Beptist
church, on San Jacinto street, ere hay-
! Ing their church repainted. The church,
when painted, will be an ornament 10 that
part Of the city. This Will make Ebout
$3.50 worth cf improvements recently added
| 10 the church. A. r. GriggH, the pastor,
! reports tho church in a prosperous eondi-
lion.
The partnership heretofore exlsting be-
tween tha undersigned under he firm
usmo OF Ferguson, Dexter d Co., has been
this day Dissolved By mutual consent. The
business will bo continued by George ..
Dexter end Charles l.. Dexter. under the
firm name OF Geo j. Dexter & %.
Either member of the old firm % author
izsd 10 sigr the firm name IN liquidation.
THos. X. FFRGussoN,
GEO. J DHxrEs,
CuAs. L. DEXTER.
i n.lInn Inn 1 1881.
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DEFERRED DISPATCHES.
A Campaign Document from Duluth
Dedicated to the Dcm0crats.
The Gush Over Blaine SIN Deluges
Hist Home.
ether Deferred but Iaieres,iua' News.


AuausrA, Mr., June 0.-Ex.Goyerror
Conner addressed the Calutrnia delegation
ia words of welcome, which WeT"o responded
70 by Senator Mcclure, OF California, who
closed amid great cheering oy 9aying'
"Ynu need not be worried about ~. we
viii take care of our side OF tho continent"
Ex-senator H6miin said lyon have done
wi,ely and well. We Will sweep this couAiry
like a vast prairie fire." Judge knight, oil
California, paid q tribute 20 the venerable
ex.vico president. The Cnthulnsm OF nc
crowd nt the depot was interrupted by the
band striking up, aIu tho PROCESSION
proceeded through tho principal ttrceil 20
| he residence OF Blame, I'm front OF which
a vast crowd was assembled, which an artist
WAS sEetohiug Tor an Illustrated paper. The
procession arrived at G 40, aud the uhliior'
mans were received ith clipping OF hand.
AZ they patgsd into tho hOnfe. They were
moot cordial y rec. .vod by Blaine. Ase1
Senator Mcclure pfCsenied each by nam'
"a conversation onaucd, which wau broken
up by Senator Hnmlln coming In md be-
inn presented, remnrkirg ttcy were nic'
bows Blaine then wenifown 10 tue door
whore be WAS received with chtefs. Gen
eIal Conner G0dftssgd him in o ehor
anecch and wag followed by CgneIc-emai
B0uiellc. Blaine then rslC:
"FRLLoW CITIZEN. "lt rnytlirg oonl,
add 20 pleasure Welcoming 20 my door anG
uUu0r my 1901 my c44 III uub OF 1ciA'
Il would be- as q no To-day - have them 20
companied by TIE loyal and tine hcbrie'
men from the Pacific coast, Shcn he!
bring 90 u hospitality and WHOM we gree
nd welcome az cur guests. 1 an YER
sure you must appreciate tho emperia.s
ment under which O man speaks when D.
is overwhelmed with O demonslTatlon @
kirdnefe as / am to-day / can only Ga.
from tho depths OF d proudly thahkiu
heart, God bless you all Voices @
good" and t%femonduou8 applaussl. Mi
BOuteils followed briefly aud WAS &c
ondrd By Senator Mcclure, who CONCLUDED
by introducing Judge GEORGE knight, Q
California, who paid r tribute TO LinoolI
aud Hfmlil. The California delegation
then took leave Of Bluine nnd retired, an'
then the crowd steamed b. tho doors
shakirg hands with Blaine. At the 70
oepliou 90 toe California delegation whicl
followed, j.. NJ. Hsynes, Of Augusta, msd
n gs eech OF Welcome and * Governor Dayi
ieDlied. An immense crowd wasin tend
auce. The city is alive with illumination
ard the streets are ~blOckaded by an i'm
mense c1ucoufse Of people. a serenadI
was rendered the waiting delegates to.nigh
and q rood deal % spesoh making innulge'
in.
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WANTFD-?O fam hands. q to o. so per day
w ana board. 2 mon aud wives. Apply ny 900
Main l,roct. Juli.lt
AAFANrED-A wnIrF COOK AND NURSE.
w Apply TO J. J. LEVY. 3ci Drowder street.
iuuIl.lu
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The following delegates and aitcrnstes 60
the Foft Worth convention, which con-
yenes to-day, passed through yesterday en-
route: W. Z. ToNnseud, Galveston; j l..
Booty, Hsllviilr: Marion Martin, Corsi.
cana; II. + Hsft|cy, Blooming Grove; II.
H. Bailey, Htsrne; james Connaurhfon,
Calvert: Z. + PEER, Mumiori; J a. Shel-
ton. Albsny;J 0. Terrell, Terrell; A. +.
Ramsey, Clenurre; ]. q. Buchanan, Min.
co.'s: a. ID. Dou4lass, Tyler; g.. s.. A1he, J. X.
eileen g, Houston; Sam II. Perry man,
Liseriv: Herman T. Keller, J. W. Miichtll,
o. r. Holf, ~. II. Clvde, Houston; X. "a.
Smith, 3. y Hsrd rlor, Bryan; John
Mitchell: Wh,eiotk; John Lovtjoy, Calves.
tor; q w. Jones, Cooper; r X. He'll
WOOD, Honr'etto; w. IL Bal Houstoni j.
Y. Gooch, Palestine: A Faulkner, Calvert.
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WAfHrEGro8, June D. TPrass. 1T he.
been reported Tor several weeks tbui Secre-
tsry Frtlnrhuyseu md under consiaera.
zion t1o policy OF acquiring CERTAIN cones.
SONS from Nicaragua, los iho contribution
Of a a~aviel6le water why scross that com
uy from ocean 70 ocpap, and h matter
had been tha slhj &c. Of discussion between
himself and lse president Grd other mem
bcrs OF tho cabinet. 1t Is understood, the
subject has recently taken definite iorrli
and the secretary, requiring a sum OF
money, estimated at 500, 0C0, tor the pur-
pose Of carrying his views into effect, re-
Gently communicated with g committee Of
the senate on the subject. The matter was
under consideration by the senate ia secret
session to-day, but no conclusion waa
reached.
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SALE uF PEIYILuOEs.

The u. union picnic privileges for sale .
SHADY n en- park for thu 23sh DAY Of June
ut The rs.u ion Of Hoods Brigade, viii be
sold Of public ollcry on Saturday, The 2lst
instant, % 3 O'Clock ?. II at the Grand
Wiais5r hote.: FIRST, tser privilege; Eecon1,
cigar and tobacco; third, loo cream aud
cake; .our.b, toiA vGtrf; hfib, res'aurant
and lunch U.end priv iegt; SIX q, fruit and
Confectionery privilege; seventh, shooting
gallery prigllog tielth, flying horse
privilege; swing privilege and lemon.
ne reserved for PARK. keepar. Par
rhssefs will DO allowed one
stand.ror Zach p iva ese. lRe position OF
each il 70 be selected by lhs ohElrmAn o.
,tae com mit'ec on grounds as per number
~nesiKnniinr same. No o%xhorbitsnt prices
will BE- allowed % DO charged Tor anything,
betr nud Lemonade not 10 exceed 10 cents
per glass. Oac bait The money paid do-n
~ time o. fal, and remainder paid when
possession OF stand is given. No one will
be allowed q erect stands 80 the park or on
tue prouufs near tbs park. The
privilege will extend from the morning
the 2ssh until thc 29h.
O. NJ. SgrSK,
Chairman Of Commisto on Grounds.
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NOR SALE-THA AT NALUABLL LOT % BY
4 100 feet corner Elm ana Ervay street,, With
the lmprovcmonig thereon, opnsiAting OF n
thfoe.gtofy brick house with basement ard u
cottagc, Apply q =. G. BOOEL. junc8-it
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Ninnhnr,a HnIi Gnmoa.

BALrMoRr, June 9.-BAltimore, III In
dianapoliF, 10.
WAtnigsr9S, June o.-Toledc, @; Wash
ington, !.
gheny, 8.
-, Kansai City, 3.
Louisvile, b.
NFw YoRK, June 0-ClucinaR,i, II.
Brooklyn, 10. .
denoe, O.
Boston (Uni0nf) 4
DErEoT, June Q.-BuiTalo, 8; Detroit, Q,
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LOCAL LORE.
what Our CIiy Sires Said aud Did IN
Mondays esiion.
Federal Court Facis--A Divorce De"
maHded by n Lady.
Other Natter, Local In Eature'
CITY COUNCIL.


City council met iu adjourned sesbion
Monday night. his honor Mayor Cnbell pre-
siding. Roll cali-Ah1ouG Alderman Lotb,
on account of sickness A cableBrnm rom
TreasuFer-ele't W. II. Fippen, sc1ourning
mt Turin, stating that his bond o. treasurer
had bson tor ari,1 on 81 OF Jane, the
msyof declared the Office OF treasurer va
cant, W. II. Fippan having mled TO qaeliy
within the timp IHsGflhsd nr law.
Aldcrmnn Cock.ell moved tlGt mo coun'
ell proceed TO Il O. l treasurer, which mo-
tion, afler considerable discussion, Wa3
lost. a..
mnyor IN ths case OF W a. Jones W. tho
CITY ofNAuas, for 300 by u l-3 lert on
rround hsrrcen CItHge Lane and Pheihc
ayeuut, which IA SOW being uscn esd pafi
OF Sycamore street.
Aldermen S W moved ibft The COZ pm
the case be paid, and that o. committee oi
three be nppli1iet 90 confer with NJ
Jones looking Cd fha pure ass 81 seid lard.
Tho motion cIrrift. Tho c0mmllteo ha.
not yet been appointed.
T6s pet Ion Of iho Rankin Ice mpauy
p.Dyls : for o r.bsts OF ieS.l erroneous.y
A' T6s gt3p6s a. OF u. woAHsl, 20 r!ac.
ststuary 10 ems ciiy psfk, Aa O. .supt'4itu
gum, YVES T|lllfl.5 o. tuo commi &c az
parks.
An ordinance adding certain Territory 10
the city o. Dnlls, pissed n. diu.roi Itli'
ipgs and wns adopt q. Ihii takes So tlt
tefritory nor D. ofthe present city iimlte.
An agreement on BOO p4r. OF Marssii ~
Elliot win tlF city 90 thc eject lfhi
they wouii consent % the city ttnpi.lt
their drain under thtlr store, ptoVided iht
city would ovar.e5tiuF'y be rssponsib!e ioi
any purltinR OF orchusine up oitlelr ore 2
or deuagc, wac read. The Oily eouhcl lf'
nored tho proposition By declining TO con-
gidHr IL.
"A resolution offered by Alderman Cock
rel, extending Lsmar street ialthsr routh
20 MI crscE. was referred 90 Aldermen
Williams, Spellman aud Smith, as a specisI
committee.
that A COMMITTEES De appointed % report on
the exicnsicl 0f POIk street from Mar.iu
street 70 tue 6rigs1y League line. IL Wa,
referred TO the SAM committee.
Alderman CocEroll pftseu'cd m oidln'
ance nmsuding Gn ordinance defining tDt
fire liuitr, which gre, as amended, rs i0l'
lows: From Jaoe8on street north hlonP
Broadway street % C0mmercestTett; theGe'
west along Commerce street To
Water 8 rect; thence north On Water street
10 Elm street; thence east along Elm street
10 Broadway; tnenca north along Broad
way street t. the beginning. The ordi
nance passed It's different resd!rss ana wa
adopted.
Alderman WilliamB pregented a bill G
Si5. 80 for repairs on engine NO. i, "hiei
was ordered paid.
Alderman Seay moved that SIS be 90.
mated 10 X. Il. ChipmGu, o destitute con
sumptlyc from Michigan, 10 enable him q
70 home. Carried.
civ oourcii then Adjourned until th'
next regular MEETING.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11
FEDERAL COURT.

Judesa Woods aud Mccormick rendereda
decision IN tbs ctse 90 AcOart ". Morton
yesterdey morning, Overriding plaintiff,
motion 70 remand The CluAs 10 TIE district
cour. Of IerrHnt county.
III the case Of kirEp trick d Co.. " Ciay
Oldham, o motion was made 20 strike on.
the defendants plea az r.c)1vention for
damage. which motion wa CyaTrulef; the
court bidding, That the de'cndont haa O
right % |recongcne in the federal the
Banjo ls in the itate c0uitg. .
The chauctry case OF w. Ha1ner ~ al
We. l.. W. Moulton, ia the United STA "a
circuit court. hos been argued the past tWl
days before judges Woods aud McCormicki
and the case was taken under sdvisement.
The suit VISA for lac acres Of tine land ia
Ellis and other counties.