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Another Faction War in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July "a bad state of
affairs is reported from Green county. A Courier
Journal special from Greensburg states that
near little town of that county, George A.
Edwards and his little son, together with Henry
King and one Dooey, are barricaded in barn.
armed with Spencer and Winchester rifles, while
on the outside is a besieging party composed of
several members of the Dowells family, the Pen
dleton boys and others. During sharp shoot
ing yesterday, Tom Dowells got a
rifle ball through the body, which
disabled, and will perhaps kill him. and one of
the Pendletons was shot through the hand and
shoulder. 1t is another case of factions. The
Edwards party have been hemmed up in the
barn for two days without food or water, and
the beseiging party swear that they will starve
them out and kill them. The Dowels party
received reinforcements to-day, and now
numbers about fifteen men. Officers of the law
claim to be powerless, but the citizens are agi-
tating the question of banding together and
arresting both parties The situation is re-
ported most serious, and much bloodshed seems
probable,
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HIGH SOCIETY SCANDALIZED.
A Massachusetts Lady Asks $4,000 for Her
Broken Heart from a MiliOnaire's Son.

PLAINFIELD. N. j., July 9.-Society here is
excited over a suit for $40 900 damages for breach
of promise, brought against Dorsey W. Hyde,
one of Plainfeid's most favored sons, by Miss
Carrie F. Worther, of Salisbury, Mass. The
plaintiff claims that on March Is, 1879, Hyde
proposed marriage to her at Salisbury, and was
accepted, and that again, at Elizabeth, N. j.. in
July, 1880, he promised to marry her; but, con-
trary to these promises, he married Miss Catha-
rine Clark, of Netherwood, N. j., on Dec. IS,
1884. In support of her claim she has a ring
which she says Mr.. Hyde gave her as an engage
ment ring, on the inside of which is engraved
I'D. ". H. to c., +. W." She has also numerous
letters of a very loving character from Mr.
Hyde.
Mr.. Hyde acknowledged that he was engaged
to Miss Worther from 1879 to 1882 but claims
that about Sept. !, 1882, at Elizabeth she re-
leased him from all his promises, and left him
free to marry whom and when he pleased.
Hyde's counsel says there will be no compro-
mise, and as both parties are wealthy, desper-
ate fight is expected Mr. Hyde and his family
move in the highest society here. Hydes father
is president of three national banks one here
and two in the Pennsylvania oil regions where
he acquired his millions, and it is reported that
when his son married Miss Clark his present to
the couple was $3.50, 600. 1t is understood Miss
Worther is also very we'll connected and moves
in the best society. The case will come up at
the October term of court.
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Wheat in Dakota and Minnesota.

MINNEAPoLIs, July &C. W. Shultz, in the
Northwestern Miller, says the spring wheat crop
is just passing its most critical period. So tar
it has escaped serious damage and three weeks
good weather will place most of the crop beyond
danger There has been good deal of rain in
Minnesota and Dakota since July l, which has
been Of great benefit in some places, but has
caused some damage in others. Up to Sunday
there had not been any too much rain, but DUR
ing the past three days farmers in the Red river
valley and along the James.river. in Dakota, have
been complaining that moisture and hot weather
combined are hurting the crop. Wheat is be-
ginning to rust in some places, but not enough
to cause any serious alarm as yet. In the
northern portion of Minnesota and Dakota the
crop is all right far, but late rains have caused
some apprehension. With cool and windy
weather there will be no damage.
Reports from the southern parts of the State
are not as favorable as week ago. Wheat is
turning yellow in places, and much of the crop
is going to head only six or eight inches above
the ground The entire Northwest now has all
the rain it can stand and any more wet weather,
accompanied by hot sun, will certainly cause
damage.
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THE GROWING CROPS.
Not Quite 100000 Bushels of Wheat in
0hiO-Estimates for Nineteen States.

COLUMBUS, O., July 9.-The July crop report
township reports gives the following estimates
Wheat, condition, compared with full crop,46 per
cent; probable total, Is. 864, 900 bushels against
an average crop of Al, 900 bushels, and the
June estimate Of 90 900, O00-a falling off Of 10
per cent since June l.
The condition of tho other crops compared
with the average crop for five years is: Corn,
81 per cent; rye Y; barley, a. oats 104; fax,
81; potatoes, 100; tobacco, a. timothy, 49, clover
Il; pastures, 90; apples. Sc; peaches, 7; pears,
ga; grapes, GO; wool. per cent of full total, ID
wool, average price offered. % cents.
From kilograms and letters from official and
trustworthy private sources, Secretary Cham
berlain makes the following estimates of the
wheat crop in other States:
States. Bushels States Bushels
New York. III 600 OOOIT Tennessee 80. 1000 900
North Carolina $500 900 Kansas. IL 600 900
Virginia 2.400, 600 Maryland. 4, 500 900
Indiana p 900, 900 Nebraska Is 600 900
Pennsylvania / l 900 600 Ohio 10 SS4 900
Illinois 5 900 900 California. % 900 900
West Virginia 800 900 Michigan 49,. % 900 900
Wisconsin 10 900, 900 Minnesota 81 COO 600
Georgia. a.. 1000 900 Iowa 80 600 600
Missouri--.--. 9,S10,OOO
The total of these nineteen principal States is
25O 004 900 bushels. These nineteen States on a
five years average, furnish 4l2, 600, 900 bushels
of the entire total of 45l, 100000 bushels pro-
duced in the United States and Territories. Even
if the States not given above yield full average
crop this year. the total for the United States,
on this basis, will be not quite 300 100000
bushels this year, against an average of 450 0O0-
000 and last years total OF 5l3, OOO, 600 bushels
The spring wheat crop is still in nearly an
average condition, but its trying time is yet to
come The disaster to the winter crop is now
admitted by all who know the facts to be I'M
precedented The weather for the past thirty
days has been exceedingly good. and what wheat
there is is of good quality.
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Violent Disturbances in the East.

New YORK, July 9-Dispatches received
here onight show that marked meteorological
disturbances were experienced at different times
during the day along the entire Atlantic coast,
almost. from the mouth of the St Lawrence to
the mouth of the Mississippi In this city the
day was very hot, and the atmosphere close and
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A Mysterious Box and n Pistol.

NEWARK, y. j., July GA mysterious looking
package was left at the house of George Kre-
mentZ. prominent jeweler of this place. by a
stranger, this morning. 1t was found to be a
cigar box wrapped in paper. and OH opening the
box a pistol concealed in it was discharged, and
Mr. Multhrop was struck by bullet, but was
not injuaed. No clue has been discovered by
his motive.
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.

a shoemaker, entered the house of Geo. Morris
and asked Mrs Morris to return photograph
which he had given the family. Mrs. Morris
turned to get the picture, and she did SO
Knott drew a revolver and shot her twice. the
first ball taking effect in her head and the second
passing through her left lung. Knott then blew
out his brains, dying instantly. Mrs. Morris is
not expected to live through the night Knott
is believed to have been insane
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office of the Bloomfield Railway Co..

Sullivan, md, July 6, 1880 5
Notice is hereby given that bids will be received up
to and including July 20, 1885, at the Office of tho
undersigned at sullivan Ind for the foundation and
masonry of bridge to be constructed across the Wa
bash river. The masonry to be irsclass range work.
pier masonry. The foundation to be platform, rest
ing piles the piles to be cut off not exceeding four
feet below low-water mark. Bids on foundation work
and masonry to be made separately. Bids will also
be received for putting in tho masonry with the stone
furnished on the banks of the river. Should any
dredging the removal of any snags be necessary.
such work to be done by the day. All work to be
done according to plans and specifications and subject
chief engineer Bids to be accepted within ten days
from the last day of filing. The company the
companed with good and suiicent bond. ''N " ~ ."
For further information apply to Chas Seymour,
chief engineer. Sullivan. Ind.
P. Fl. BLUE, General Manager.
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SW ARTHM0RE C0[IEGE.

80 Minutes from Broad st. Station, Philadel phia.
Under the of Friends, but all others admitted.
Classical Scientific and Literary Also, PREPAR-
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For catalogue and full particulars address
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CABINET photos, best in the city, for SO peg
pozen. Staples, 66i North Pennsylvania street.

PLEASE to inquire and you will find thai
Glenn's Sulphur Soap is held in the highest es-
TEEN, both by the people and the medical profess
sion. as a remedy for skin diseases aud blem-
ishes. Sold by all druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown.
80 cents.
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BEING in the babies Instantaneous photos.
cabinet size only $3 per dozen Staples, 66k
North Pennsylvania street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

& y Largest exhibition of the kind in the world.
Valued at $250.00O.
F99- Ladies Matinees Fridays, July II and "a
from 2 to Top. NJ
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nnncer for MANY Years


Mrs, Sarah L. Turner and her mother. M,
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Mrs. Turner's case is well known in mai
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al was afflicted for two or three years WITH
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child, being lifted from place to place by nv
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In the community with iOdide of Potash and
the other usual remedies for such cases I
was given up to die by my friends Nv spf.
ferings were beyond description, and / had
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received a pamphlet from the company de-.
| failing its merits. The FIRST half dozen bot.
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| heart, and the thought of being well again
| brought Joy and gladness to the household.
| / have taken altogether "a bottles, The sores
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| MRS. SApAH f. TURNER.
| know that S. = :. :. has saved my dang
| ter's life. She was the most wretched look
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Bed Ridden for Life

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HOPE!

4 young man named John Nayes. I,,,-
near here, had an eating cancer on his ing
which had eaten away his nose, part 80 stIes,
cheek, and extended up nearly TO his eve nll
had ever seen. His throat finally beca,,oasd t
volved 10 such an extent that he could on n
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The Colonnade Hotel, Denison, Te- So.
Mr.. j. ii. Brown, formerly OF Bink,5y
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Genuine Six Summer old o. =. G.
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DERsONAL-wEAK AND uNpEyEI,.
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The gentleman who desires drink Of
something fine, that viii rejuvonats
without producing any bad effect, .
cigar or Il may bo 10 indulge in qulei
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courteous treatment, win find tho same
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Beiley's Saline ApeFlcnt.
WHAT Is ITO

u Is cheap, mild, effective and delightful lax
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saw. your Llrr and ncnIih.

Death or what IL worse, Is the result
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AIN the absence of suitable materials,
or the time 10 prepare IL, people often
20 without \ dressing for salads. Buy
Durkee's Dressing and You will never
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Do not suffer from sick headache a
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them.
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DR. EUGENE DEvAUx, OF Franz.
~ made us his agent for the State az ~ q
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Connubial Restorative or Vitalixer ;, res
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A nasal injector ffee with each bottle
cents Sold by J. l.. Williams q Co.
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MONEY, srovKs Ann BONDS.

NEW YORK, March p.--Meney llall<; clos.
ing l; prime mercantile pepper, 4CsS; sterling
exchange, b. B., quiet, 49,; sight, 4.S6.
Closed at the following, prices bid:
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GAIVFsToS.

IBID. 4AsEod,
ToNB-Ciosod; New York, steady; New Or.
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steady.
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ANPALAOF sLEEPINR OARs

Pullman Sle5peIs Colorado, Fort Worth
and Dallas 10 New Orleans without change
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WcElrce's Wine OF Cardui "a rec0m-
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vail.
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Missouri PaoiaC.
Texas Trunk
GoINatsoUTH.

GOING SOUTH.
No. ANAL and Express, leaves. $500 r. NJ.
GOING NORTH,
No. Mail and Express, arrives .l00 4. Nj.
Trains and run daily, Sundays excepted.
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TRAINS PASS DALLAH.
GOING EAST N. & p. DEPOT.
No. S,d, -. Louis Express. .........S:40A A. rs.
Leaves Union Depot. ............... $40 A, NJ,
No. l5l. san Antonio Exp. arrives 1889 Z, AZ,
No. DS, New Orleans Passenger ..S:l0 7, M,
No. @S, leaves Union Depot 1920 p. NJ ,
GoIHG WEST UNION DEPOT.
No, SOL, California Express, arr ... .6:l5 L. NJ.
No. 3Ul, Caliiorna Express. Tvs 6.3j =. N
Leave =. * j. dspUt. ............... .B:45 Pm.
No. %, Ocal Passenger, arr Hiss A, NJ,
No. 800, Local Passenger, pvB... .l2:l5 p, n
Leaves i. 4 4. depot. ...............12 1925 p, M.
No. 1853, San Amt mic Express, lvos
l. q Z DepOt...........,....... .5:55 A, NJ.
Nos. 5Oi ana 3S run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos, l5i
and l5S connect NJ Fort Worth with trains To
and IRON Colorado. Nos. 8Ol, 80l aud 8O8
take meals 80 the Union depot
Double daily trains TO New Orleans
the Texas q Pacific Ia ITO miles the short
est route 10 New Orleans
Solid trains Ell Paso to ST. Louis, Also Dali
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equipment, sure connection.
See that vour ticket reads via. the Texas &,
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For maps, time tables, Tickets, rates and all
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Il E a ID 1T.

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---- -
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No. ll--Mail and Express arrives. l!l0 4. M.
No. Banked arrives ..... ......,. $40 A. NJ.
No, l2Mail and Elk, (south) de-
parts ................. 1880 A. NJ.
No. li-Mlyed (sOuthl departs. m $3.50 Z. NJ.
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This pure wine 10 n simple voge- !
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mast astonishing TONIC FOa WOMEN
known 10 medical science.
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r,nDrnI. nANanA

II \. BELL, ,County Attorucyg
t. Attorney and Land Agent.
Baird, Callahru County, Texas,
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nonr. This This This Last
PORTS Day Week seaeon season

EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
Exportg this week: Great Britain, 1885;
France, 8,SOl; Continent, B69l. Stock at ali
United States ports, this day, 76i,20l, this
lay last year, SS8.O1l
FUTURES.
NEW YORK.
unnru Openng OIosing NlosIng