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A Mule With a Fine wardrobe.

= - NANAA - TUG
A mule dressed like real estate
owner in the city yesterday, served TO
break the monotony Of everyday life
and created much laughter to all who
saw it. His muleship Kicked loose from
one OF our city drsymen, and ran into
a clothing house. Ons of Che clerks
threw his hat at the mule, which
lodged on It's head; this increased the
excitemgnt and caused the mule to re-
treat and run into another store near
by. The clerks Of the latter being dis
posed 70 have little fun, caught the
mule and completed its wardrobe by
putting on pair of boots, linen buster
and a paper collar. The mule scared
and trembling brayod adiau and ran up
Elm street with hats, boots and all, re-
sembllng a candidate for the state lagis-
lature on a free-grass platform. When
last seer twas going In the direction of
Webster's photograph gallery to have
its picture taken
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RBMlaa is THE TIME 4
WV TO CURE
eNW HH SKIN HUM0RS.

1T Is NJ this season whom the pores are
clOgged and the Blood aud Porsplralion
IRE laden with Impurities that Oisngurina
HumoGs, Humiliatiug Fruptious, Itching
Iortures, Salt Rheum or Eczema, Psoriasis,
letter Rnswofin, Baby HumQrs, Scrofula
scrotulous Sores Auccsses and dscharging
wounds, and every species of Itching, Scaly
and Pimply Diseases Of the skin and Scalp
are most speedily and economically cured
by the NuTICInA EEMEnIEa
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lyon are suffering with low aud de-
pressed spirita, loss OF appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak cOnsG-
tuition, headache, or any disease Of bill
GUS nature, by all means procure bot
tie OF Electric Bitters. YOu will be sur
prised to sec the rapid Improvement
that Will follow; you will be inspired
with new life; strength and activity will
returnipaiu and misery will cease, and
henGofOrth you viii rejoice In the praise
81 Electric Bittors. Sold az fifty cents &
bottle by w. II. Howell IL Bro.
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RonnE Asaur-.Kenh ThiA.

Tne Violate Bolt company Of March
hrsted e.ectco-V Violate Belt and othe
Electric sppliauceR on trial for THIRTY
days % mon young OF old) afflicted.
with nervous debility, loss OF vitality
aud manhood and an kindred troubles.
AsU fer rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysis and many othor diseases, Com
pl6te restoration 70 hoalth vigOr and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is in
CURED, as thirty days trial Is allowed.
Write Thorn ~ once for illustrated pam.
nh M srn.
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A Fiue ThiDg for the Teeth.

The fragrant SOZODoNT has taken n
very prominent place among the most
approved dentifrlces OF the day. IL is a
very popular article for the toilet,
highly Recommended by Rll who have
used it, as beautiiier and preserver OF
the teoth, refreshing the mouth, sweet
sning the breath, and arresting the
9rogress o. decay.
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nRErEsr ON rARru-

CurlCuRA REMEDIFs are the greatest
medicines on earth Had the worst case
salt Rheum In tins country. My mother
hnd II twenty years, and In fact died from Il.
believe CurICuBA would have saved her
HE My0rms breast and head were covered
for three years, which nothing relieved or
cured until used the CUuCURA RgsoL.
VENT Internally, and CUTICURA and CuTI-
cURA SOAP, externally.
j. " ADAMS, Newark. o,
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wants the Fact. KNOWN.

Mr. Editor; and my neighbors have
been lod so many times into buying
different things for the liver, kidneys
and blood that have done US more harm
than good, | feel II due your readers to
advise them, when an honest and good
medicine like DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic
can DO had. Very truly,
AN ON SUBSCRIBER.
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rhIs Idea of Going we.t

This Idea of Going West
TO Colorado or New Mexico for pure
take. Any reasonable man would use
DIR. Bosnnko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for consumption in all it's first stages.
IL never fails 10 give relief i'm all cases of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in tho
chest and all affections that are consid-
cred primary TO consumption. Price 90
cents and Sl.00. Sold by all druggists.
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Hundreds oflotters I'm our possesslo,

Hundreds oflotters in our possession toop.
iesof which may be had by return mail are
our authority for the assertion that Skin
Scalp, and Blood Humors, whether Scroni.
lous, Inherited or Contagious, may NOW DO
permanently cured by CUTICURA REsOL-
VENT, the new Blood Purifier, internally.
and CuTlCuRA and CUTICURA soar, Tie
greet Skin Cures and Beautlners, externally,
In one half the time and expense Of any
other season.
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The picnic OF Rock College Baptist
Sunday-school changed from
Longs lake, Thursday, May 2S, TO City
Park, Saturday, May 30. Their friends
will please notice.
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oREATnI.nnn ,,rn,c,D,,s

The half has not been told ms 10 the great
curative powers OF the CUTIcURA RENE.
DIES l have paid hundreds Of dollars for
medicines " cure diseases VI the blood and
skin, and never found anything Vet Ia pauni
the CuT1CuRA REMEDIES
CHAs. A, WILLIAMS, Providence, II. |.
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have been selling your CurIouRA REM.
EDtEs for the last six years and | and that
they give universal satisfaction. They cured
me OF severe case Of Barber's Itch, when
other remedies failed.
W. G. ANDREWS, Druggist, Cortland, o.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills are free
from all crude and irritating matter.
Concentrated medicine only; very
small; very easy TO take; no pain; no
gripping; no purging.
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Cured orChronic RheumatI,m.

~ suffered almost intolerable tor
ments from rheumatism for many years
Parker's Tonic restored my health,n
says NJ. Alfred Baer, OF Sing Sing, N. Y.
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p, p, z. The great chicken cholera
cure il sold at . cents per package by
George II. Atkins Dallas. Save your
chiokonR.
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Shiloh's vitalizes vhat you need for
consumption, loss o. sppetite, dizziROss,
aud all symptoms W dyspepsia. Price
10 snd 76 cents por Heite Sold by j. l..
Williams n Co.
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CuRE IN FyFKY OAsF.

Your GUrICuRA REMEDIES outsell all 9th.
or modiclne' keep for skin diseases. NV
customers and patients say that they have
effected cure In every instance, where other
remedies have failed.
II W, BRoCKAwAY, NJ. ID. franklin, N, IL
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shiiOh's Oa;arrt Remedy \ nO6itlv.
Jue for pEtNrrt, ,htheriS snd sAnks -
month, Sold bYJ Il. Williams a 90.
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Around the earth In every land,
by every stream that I'm aware OF,
In eve y town, they understand
How teeth may best be taken care OF
From Jersey flats to Dirmah's mount
They sing the praise Of SOZODONT,
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Sold by all Druggists, Price. CurIcuRA.
nOc.i REsoLvENr, 81; SOAP. 80 Prepared
ton, Mass
send Tor nnnM 20 Cnrr skln nIann.nan
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Shiloh's vitslizes - vhat you need for
consumption, loss Y ,ppetite, dizziness,
aud all symptoms W dyspepsia. Price
lOsnd 10 cents por Hi.s Sold by ]. l..
Williams n Go.
shiloh's Oaalrrt remedy posltvs
JIf- for psc>rrt, lhthsria snd sAnks
month Sold byJ Z. Williams d Co.
In the Small OF His Back,
"Benson's Capnine Porous Plasters
cured me of dull, weary ache In the
small of my back."-J, T. 25c.
ShiloE'r cure win Immediately reusys
Group, wh0Oplng cough and bronchitis
sold by T. =. WilliamsG Co.
John y. Witwer sells lawn mowers,
iron hitch posts, garden barrows, hand
cats, farm and spring wagons, buggles,
otc.
New patterns and styles OF wall Paper
HAwILToN 4 YoUNa's,
926 Elm street,
satins and Brocades
garseillng fast ~ BunHp's.
Ladies' Suits
In all colors and styles at prices TO suit
all. at Bauman's.
At DOuglas Rros. parchart 'e'lora -ou
VIII and the mos D...t..-. ..a... w.
woolens In Texas.
Tomorrow.
Look out for the embroidery sale at
Buman's.
orr's buggies are selling fast, ~
Main street,
IIrtd ffnsa - ~rers.
-
NUvrities la Laoes
3, Baumanis
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Change Of Tim, and place.

Pleknlok lad lunch bas.ots a. Erbls.
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BE AUTYsslsSlIn ln GtS sSHHGlnsl S Sliy
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b tho small ID nIs nack.

IT N11N NE111'HE Ut EHNH NF1INHF
"Benson's Capoine Porous Plasters
cured me of dull, weary ache In the
small of my back. ~. II, 25c.
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ShiloE'n cure win Immediately reusys
Group, wh0Oplng cough and bronchitis
sold by 7, y. WilliamaG Co.
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already | have become acquainted
~ g W. Walton, Fields & Jenkins,
A.. Cole & Bro, Pullon & Wagner, w,
I Edwards Il Go, & W. Gazier, l..
\ n y CO., A Schwartz, Tandy Bros,
others whose names don't recoi-
4 All the foregoing are in the gro
y BUSINESS.
Also, | met Houghtou q Blanchard
j. 9, Wingheld, the two furniture
prs. Il. W. Sheriff. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Eondind are the modistes.
ilen q Co., +. l.. Carroll & Co. and
Rlers.
70. Moore and Il. b. Greathouse are
Pfletors OF planning mills.
n, Smith q Bro, j, NJ. Ashby and
~, Toosh are the druggists.
he hardware and machinery trade
S,33nuncted by tho following firms; y.
iiohingsworth, J. II. Davis, Cheat.
q Elliott, Hiderbrandt & Hopkins,
tne livery and Transfer business Is
nopolized by Garrison a Matt, II. A.
w and by Wright & Sons
tne general merchandise trade
sme acquainted with VIM. Fuller, l.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-09

WACO, April 2.-,speclal, Tho burg.
lars raldod tho town last nigut, taking
In number at residences. At one
place a gentleman shot at burglar,
who was crawling along the floor in the
gentloman's bedroom, hut did not wing
him. Another man, whose store al.
Joins his residence, has "A patent con,
trlvance, consisting of a cord that runs
from the store 10 his bedroom, and
there connects with bell. Nobody can
walk about In the store at night without
tripping ON the cord. About midnight
the bell rang, and the man got up, TO
nnd tho alarm had frightened away the
burglars. They had pried open win
dow and got small amount OF booty.
sundry people to-day mourn the loss Of
watches and small sums of money.
j. II. Brown, a young business man OF
this city, was arrested last night,
rsEged with embezzlement Of $3.50, on
lImplaint made by IL. II. Rogers, of
usilss. Rogers had consigned vehicles
N Hrown in Waco, TO be- sold ON COM
mission, and alleges that Brown was
anu-. the above amount In settling.
Brown gave bond, and steps are now
on loot W settle Rogers claim and 70
move Brown offurthor trouble.
James Allen, aged IL Yeas, whs lives
near Aquilla, ON the Houston n Texas
Central railroad, stole his fathers horse
!ast night and came to Waco Ia start
i'ia yu his own account. The old man
usuG the wires to-day aud had the boy
arrested, lie had already lett town and
started to eastern Texas. He says he
mad quarSel with his father, and de-
cided To leave the paternRl roof, lie
"iii o. sent home tomorrow,
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AGenuiue Success.

Three years ago such thing as Il
choap and servIceablo family dye was
hardly known, and the Ladies of our
household hailed with delight the ~"
PRODUCTION of the now well known "Dia-
mond Dyes" BY iudicious advertising
in the Dallas HERALp and a very large
number of other suitable newspapers
the propretors now havo a pleasant
trade in dyes alone of more than mill
ion packages q month, or over half
million dollars per annum. They are the
leading dyes in the market, and the
propriotofs are justified IN saying that
they are the purest, strongest ana lasy-
EST of all DIVES. Messrs. Wells, Richard
son Dc Co, have some very entertaining
and instructive circulars which, With q
sample of82 colors can be obtained by
sending stamp to them ct Burlington,
Vermont, or for 10 cents, handsome
colored cabinet photograph, or sample
package of dyes, any color will be
mailed FREQ OF charge.
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4 bloody BAH room ARRAY.

palestine, April Especial. AT a
dsnco at the residence Of Allen Sexton,
three miles west OF town, at 2o'clocs,
last night, Xs"h, Foster shot and killed
Al. Nichols and dangerously wounded
Sidney Price. Nichols and man
nam cd Lloyd, both of this city, declared
their intention yesterday evening of go.
ing To that dance and raising "hell."
Nichols raiseds, row with Foster about
money 10 pay the fiddler, which Foster
finally paid borrowing L. from a friend.
After that Nichols stepped on Fosters
feet am! then he and Lloyd rushed upon
Foster, who drew n pistol and
shot Nichols through the left
breast and fired one shot
at Lloyd, which missed him and struck a
young man, named Price, in the shoGl-
der. Nichols died in w2Son
half way to town. All clrcrm.
stances point To the fact that
Nichols and Lloyd had grudge against
Foster. Tho two former have recently
settled here. Foster is very
sober, quiet young man, and be-
longs TO one OF the best families
in the state. He win give himself up
tomorrow. Price is doing well. He is
also of an excellent family. Nichols
has Il father and brother here, bcth
steady men.
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waco Local Notes.

WACO, April DISQUALIFICATION
came in with clouds and raw air, and
has been marked by thunder showers,
AZ The several churches, however the
services incident to the day were car
red out successfully. Fhe interiors OF
the Episcopal, Catholic and Metho.
dist churches were beautiful with decor.
ations, and the musical exercises were
exceptionally lno.
Much to the regret of his friends here,
the montal condition Of Rev. 5. z.
Wright, is not AS favorable or hopeful as
last night. His family physician says
to-day that Mr.. Wright is having vin-
lent spells, and ne cannot tell what the
result will be.
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The Vernon Yigilautg9

HENnIErrA, April Especial. The
grandiury at Nern on has indicted John
Davidson for the murder Of Hec CARR
SON Rn". Billy Boil, New. Gibson, Tom
Gihsnn, James Wilson, a. i, Boyer,
rsni Hoeno and John Davidson in four
o7saa each for couspirluS to murder r,
C. Spencer, &. NJ. Byars, uru,n,7 NILS US
aud Scot. Hays. All OF these psrr,.-
| iuulCtad we're among the q recently AZ
rested ia Vernon by tho state raugEys.
District Judge Williams ordered lherau-
| gers 70 summon . posse and Gjsaru
AZ parties ON both sides ~ tho recent
trouble. They bad been psraling the
/ town in groups for several days, heavily
uEmo3 with Winchester rifles and six
shooters, each party seemingly waiting
iJT t4u other to make q break. Serious
trouble between the two factions is
looked for daily. Court is in session,
aud tho trials are expected TO begin tie
present term.
Every smoker should Try "Li.tlo
IOker,n
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Mnthersi Mothersl Mothersl


Are you disturbed at night anu broken
of yolir rest by a sick child suffering ano
crying with the excruciating pain az
cutting teeth? If so, go at once and get
q bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little sui
ferer immediately-depe upon ~
there is no mistake about IL
There is not. mother on earth
who has ever used it VINO Wih
not tell YOU at once that it will regulate
Che bowels, and give rest TO the mother,
and relief and health to tho child, opera
ting like magic. 1t is pertectlp safe to
use in all cases and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the old.
est and best female physicians and
nurses In the United States. Sold every
where. 25 cents a bottle.
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Fort DAVIS, April special dis
trlct court: Thomas Johnson, robbery;
five years.
n. B. Gilda, theft and swindlingi two
years in each case.
The civil case of 4. Bulls and others
against NJ. Noyes and others, for tres.
pass of mining company on plaintiffs
land, was transferred TO the federal
court at El pasO.
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LONDON, April 5.--Director Stern, Of
the Union Rationale Of Mexico, is ex
pected to arrive ia London soon 10 re-
sumo negotiations for funding the Mex
lean debt, President Diaa having agreed
to the previous arrangement, refusing,
however to consent to pay eNtortionate
opuIuiESlOus
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WASHINGTON, April 2-It is under
stood that the president has sent to the
senate message asking suspension Of
action upon the nomination of Alex. 4.
Lawton, of Georgia, to be minister TO
Russia, until the papers in connection
with the removal of his disabilities eau
be found. 1t is understood the suspen-
sion will only be temporary.
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SERSONAIr-WEAK AND UNDEnEL.,
Enlarged, Developed and Strengthened, etc.,
san Interesting advertisement long run In
or paper. In reply TO inquiries, we viii say
his. On the contrary, the advertisers are
cry nighly Endorsed. Interested persons may
ret sealed circulars, giving all particulars, by
aidreasing Erie Medical Co. T, o. BOZ blSs
Rgftalo, n, Ys-IToledc Evening ee> - -
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Gen. GrantsEnjoyed Easter.
Am VERY TII AlNk Fiji.


NEW YORK, April 5, 5:l5 p. M.--Gen'
Grant has just awak ened from short
nap and expresses himself feeling very
comfortable. He wishes it stated that
he is very much touched and very
grateful for the prayful sympathy ana
interest manifested for him by MS
friends and by those who heretofore
have not been regarded as such. lie
says; al desire the good will OF all,
whether heretofore friends or not
Signed GEO. f. SHRApY.
LIVELY AS A CRICKET.
$50 p. m.-Gen. Grants condition re-
mains unchanged. He has spent, a
very quiet afternoon, hes taken ms
usual amount of food ana
has been in very contented stale Oh
mind.
tSigned u. II. DOUGLAS,
GEO. L. SHRADY,
NJ. D's.
COMFORTABLE ALL TIRE MORNING.
The following bulletiH was issued
l0:30 a. M:
Gen. Grant has been very comfortable
all the morning. He has taken his
nourishment regularly and well. Pulse
~, temperature 99:l5. He appears cneef-
iul and is now sitting in his easy chair.
drawn into the sun near the window
He says he has no unusual pain.
Signed j. IL. DOUGLAS, M. ID.
3:l5 p.m.--At the consultation at m
Drs. Barker, Sands, Shrady and Doug
las were present. The throat was
examined by strong reflected sunlight
1t was agreed that there was an improve
ment III the local condition. A continu.
alton of the anodyne was approved ana
the treatment pursued during the last
week was commended. The general Is
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OF YOUTH AND ExCEssE'
ii Of manhood cause more suffering, sui
cides, nervous debility, impotence, sterlllty
structures, varicocele, diseased prostIat
gland, bladder, kidneys, heart, dropsy, an,
betes and Bright's disease, than everyth'ns
else and cannot be cured with stomach TAed-
icines alone, electricity, crayons, belts. eau
terizations, sounds, catheters or cuttir.g. Tne
will selria treatise for % cents, giving RENE
dies al lrections which cure these other
Wise faAal 6kaeases at home witloutpain PR
vataly, OHloea, ll9Q broadway, n. Y, Citys--
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NV dufipg boiofoa wood nfe,tn ist Hfj
comfortable.
slrnoi J, A. not0f tss, N, n,
Nf0rGr y gnntnf, NJ n.
Asttrr AZ WtnNtunr
MtuNtunfa UOn, Grant iHH been
asleep since ~ O'Clock, watIul far
tnw minutes M II Il. m. to take IIt food.
Pulse ~, temperature H7 ~
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,D, slnAfE ApIoUnNs IN DIr.
,,,., 4, MA Yesterday riefson Ton.
&C.,, swion WlihdfaWn-mf'
,,'..,,,.. = Economy Circular
49,. Tiohs Address

WAsuIyaroS, A prii LIN the senate
after tho reading OF SHe Journal morn
ing bulletins Iolstii " 7" ",N' "''h
were read from tho cler KS doSk'
Mr.. MORGAN offered lhe following
resolution, for which he asked consider
alton;
Resolved, That the secretary OF the
interior be, and Il hereby direc ed, to
furnish, for the information OF the sem
ate, copies OF all papers and correspo nd
snce filed In his osico since tho lth day
Of March, lsS5, relating TO the approprla-
ton OF sSOO, 600 for the Cherokee nation
of Indians. and the alleged misappro-
prlatlon OF portion thereof,
Mr.. INGALLS, objected to It's present
consideration and IL went over Tor u
day. ,N,
ate, at l2;l0, went into executive sas
sion,
CoNFlRNATIuN>,
The senate Ia executive session con-
iirmed the nomination OF llUhrN q,
Pearson, To no postmaster gt New YORK,
Norman j. Cplaman, 10 loo commih'
slonor of agriculture,
Joseph I4s dhlhHbtfs ~ ' ~ " 10
90 mmissiOrer Of railroads,
Edward Pgrke Custis Lewis, 20 be
minister 10 Portugal.
Geor.e w. Merrill, 10 be minister To
the Hawa Islands,
Alexander McCue, TO be solicitor Of
the treasury,
William Il, Roberts, TO he minister to
Chill.
fnr "A Isl O. lot Al
North Carolina.
Isham q. Searcey, TO be collector OF
internal revenue for the third district 81
Texas.
Nathan Gregg, TO be collector of in,
ternal revenue Tor the second district OF
| Tennessee.
J. Boyd, to DO collector of informal
| revenue for re fifth district OF North
Carolina.
4, Leo Knott, of Maryland, second
| assistant postmaster-gen5ral.
! \. NJ. Kelly. OF Virginia, minister to
Italy. ,n ...., =.
Sweden. .., ,,---,,.,
lister TO Brazil.
c. W. Buck, of Kentucky, minister to
Peru,
r. b. Hubbard, of Texas, minister to
Japan.
ter TO Denmark.
Isaac b. Bell, jr., OF Rhode Island,
minister 10 the Netherlands.
William Caldwell, surveyor 0! the
port of Cincinnati.
David Settle, Of North Carolina,
United States marshal for the western
district of North Carolina.
Frederick RalnH, OF MARYLAND, con
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Shiloh's vitalizer is W hat you need for
consumption, loss of appetite, dizziness,
and all symptoms OF dyspepss. Price
10 and 70 cents per tottle. Bold by j. L.
Williams Il Co.
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"suNsET" oox's MOTHER.

"suNsET" ooX's MOTHER.
ZANEsvILLE, O., April 4.-The mother
of Hon. s. S. Cox died here yesterday,
aged "a years.
DIR. A. +. CLEMENS.
GREENvILLE, April 4.-[Speoial.l-Dr.
A, f, Clemens, ex-mayor OF GreenV1lie,
died last night and was buried this Al
ternoon with Masonic honors,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-09
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