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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-14
CONNECTIONS.


at Palatka with Jacksonville, Tampa & Key
West by, fast river steamers for ST. Au-
gustine, Green Cove Springs, Jacksonville
and all points North, East and West. and with
up river steamers for South Florida. Also
with the Twin Screw Iron Steamer City Of
Palatka,' and Steamship City of Monticello,
for Charleston, New York Boston Ph!ladel-
phia. etc.
Mail trains make close connection boil. ways
via ]. 7. & X. w. Rsy.. at Jacksonville with 1T.
lantic Coast Line, Fast Mail,
At Waits Crossing with Florida E4ilroad
and Navigation Co., for Waldo.
At Gainesville with Savannah, Flcrida i
Western R'y for Tallahassee, Savannah and all
points North East and West, and with Florida
Railway and Navigation Co., for Cedar Key.
Pensacola, New Orleans and Tampa
At 0cala with Florida Railway and Navira-
ton Co. and Hacks for Silver Springs.
At Leesburg with the St. Johns AM Lake
Eustis division of the Florida Southern Rail
way. and boats on Lake Harris fof points on
Lake. Also with Graham's Hacks for Brooks
vile, Sumteryilie and all points in South Flor
ida.
5. CONANT, JAS. D. HOLLISTER,
General Manager. Superintendent
0. W. BROMwELL, Gent Pass. Agent
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-14

L most earnestly entreat every female ex-
pecting to be confined TO use Mothers Friend.
Compiled with this entreaty viii add that dur
ing long obstetrical practice forty-four
years. have never known it to fail TO pro-
duce q safe and quick delivery.
II. j. HOLMES. NJ, D., Atlanta, Ga
Send for our Treatise on Health au Hap
pIneSs of Woman" mailed FREQ.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-14

An Independent Newspaper Of Dem
ocratic Principles, but not Controlled by
any Set of Politicians Or ManipuIators
Devoted TO Collecting and Publishing all
the News Of the Day in the most Inter
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sibIe Promptness, Accuracy and Impair
TALLY; and to the Promotion of Demo
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs Of
Government Society and Industry
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-14
MOTHERS
FRIEND!

This valuable prepa-
ration is truly a tri-
umph of scientific skill,
and no more ineStima-
bic benefit was ever be-
slowed on the mothers
IOf the world.
ga 1t not only short
ems the time of labor
and lessons the intensity
of pain, but, better than
all, it greatly diminish
les the danger to life of
both mother and child,
and leaves the mother
lin Il condition highly
fayorably to speedy re-
lcovery, and far less liza
bic to flooding, convul-
isions, and other alarm
ing symptoms incident
ito lingering and painful
labor. It's truly won
Ederful efficacy in this
respect entities THE
! MOTHERS FRIEND to be
ranked as one of the
Ilife-saying appliances
given to the world by
the discoveries of mod
Iern science.
/ From the nature of
the case it viii of course
be understood that we
cannot publish certifi-
Icates concerning this
( REMEDY without woun-
ding the delicacy of the
writers. Yet we have
/ hundreds of such testi-
lmonials on file, and no
mother who has once
used it will ever again
lie without it in her
time of trouble.
ieian lately remarked to
if it were admissible TO
-, yt-e, Y.apaiErn tbp Moth :
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-14
DRAYT0n ISLAND LAND FOR
SALE.

The undersigned will sell an undivided one
half of 800 acres OF land on Drayton Island,
and join the purchaser in making lemon or
orange grove on some of the richest mari
hammock in the state. Beautiful building
sites on the property and on the margin of the
lake W. +. WRIGHT
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-14
PEOPLES LINE STEAMERS
j Z n ME LANE.

l. II 4 N
FORMING CN CONNECTION WITH THE
DeBary- 3aya MerchantsD a DOUBLE
DAILY LIN b FOR. Astor, Sanford, Enterprise
and intermediate landings, connecting at AS
tor with the st. Johns and Lake Eustis Rail-
way at Sanford with the SOUTH FLORIDA
and TAMPA, and from this point with Steam
shlps for Cedar Key, Key West and interme-
diate landings on the west coast of Florida.
STEAMER H b. PLANT leaves Palatka from
fIoflda southern Railway wharf at $50 o'cl'k.
p. M, on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
DeBary- Baya Merchants Line Steamer
GITY OF JACKSONyILLE. leaves Palatka from
FLORIDA southern Railway wharf at o'clock
P. m, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
Returning, leaves Sanford daily on arrival
OF the train of the South Florida Railroad
from Tampa at 3 p, m, arriving at Jackson
vile in time to connect with the fast mail
train at $50 m, OF the Savannah. Florida
and Western Railway.
steamer CHATTAHOOCHEE leaves Palatka
from Florida Southern Railway wharf at II
o COCK, p m, on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
returning, leaves Sanford on Mondays at
. O'CLOCK p, M, on arrival of train on South
Florida Railroad II from Tampa.
g;35 a. M, on arrival of train on South Florida
Steamer JENNIE LANE leaves Palatka from
fIorlda southern Hallway wharf at Il O'Clock
p. m. on Mondays and Thursdays
and Saturdays
Tickets on sale at W. 0. Woltz's Drug Store.
Palatka, Fla, and on board of the steamers
All tickets and passes of the DeBary-Bays
orders.
Steam Barge Uncle Sam, suitable for carry
ing unusual and heavy freights, open for
charter,
2FOr further part culars, inquire Of
II. s. DOWD, Agent
Peoples Line st. Johns River
Office Waycross Steamboat Wharf,
Jacksonville, Florida
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-14
Assignee's Notice,

hereby give notice that have been APP
pointed assignee for s. Graham. All persons
indebted to the said s. Graham are requested
to come forward immediately and pay their
accounts, and those having claims against him
viii present them for settlement.
March 3, 1885.
VIM II. WIGG, Assignee.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-14

FE7HESE YACHTS are ia frst-class order, OF
4 fast speed, and are in charge Of careful
ana competent crews.
ROW KSO ATE
New Boats for hire at al hours with GOOD
oarsmen, when desired. Boats on hand To SUIT
the fancy OF all. and Us numbers TO supply all
demands.
FERRY BOAT.
Leaves Lucas dock every Thirty minutes
for groves on opposite side OF river. Trips
made quickly and safely.
J. i. LUCAS,
Foot of Water Street, near
J.. T. & *. W. r. X. Depot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21
TALE ORA MOUSE,

Ent It Turned Out to DO y Big Snake.
"Ma, ] bellovo there's q mouse In my
bod" exclaimed young lady near
.Autlontam junction. Her mother WIS
not no much alarmed by tho remsrk ns
sho would have besn had u related to
tho maternal bed, hut suggested that
tho vonns lady should investi ,.ste,
Tue bsdclc,hipg was hsrod OF aud
mo mouse did rot nislse its appear
ed-e. The mattress wys than tlited
OF The Dedstead, hut no mouse.
"My oh.ld, you srs nervous" ssd
tue no her; "Eo 20 sleep aud don't
think abcnt IL any mora.p t
AoDut mldulght che girl tsvs Alcud
fciean aud bounced out Of bod Ia 1,
hurry. Tao bndclothes wero hes,ilv
dragged off end tho maiirass shskon.
but tue mnuaD was not forthcoming.
~ am auro l felt IL move ihen,n
sobbed tho ft.gh,eroi maiden. III
know "a somethlnE,"
Tho mother cal,ned the nervous
vclDs lviY with difficulty aud tried 10
inUuca her 10 go 20 alesp She did moi
do AZ, however, n,ii placed IN tho spare
rom, IN q bed 'gfrcrnns proportions
aud Ibnve all snspiclon OF hnrborinu
mice. Tao next day q rirld investiva-
son was held. Nothing less than ont.
ting open tho mattress ws,ild aa,IHfy
tho young lazy. :
There wsAn's any mouse. Instead
% That, whom tho bod-t,ck vas out
np5n sud Ia contents cmptied on tina
Il ,nr, o pnrtcr-shske, two foot long,
vf'yrlsd about, hslt scared 10 death.
A br1omstIck calmed tho snakes
onrvcs forever In a thoft time. Il ID
supp sod that q stray snake egg was
wwed up In mattress with IN
shucks. which constitutes the bulk o
t,s stuIilng Philadelphia Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

ThREsrf, iSov. co. special. Two
Distinguished ;l,itlrs f'nm Scosl7nd
haze been Waiting Torren, fvospacl-
my -Nessrs. Somsrviile aud 0hase.
Tuoy owu 100000 scres Of Texss lend,
aid are searching for moro invest.
men T..
Nj. Charles Mo'sterhahs, al Dsllns,
thu genial general agent for Lemp's
beer, was in tho city TO day.
Tue electric oil men nave strucl,
Terrell, aud arc having good trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hslten have gone
to Paris IN attend the Methodist con.
florence.
About 1890 O'CLOCK to-night q Arc or
iginated IN frame building, occupied
by n. A. Goddard 40 u hardware store,
and OK ended to an adj lining building
occupied 10y j. 4. aafner n Son, gro.
ceis. Both bulldogs, with took, were
entirely consumed. Tho buildings
we're owned nv 9ri0iths Il Rite, ard
woro insured for 5000 II. A Gndderd's
stock was Insured -smouut nor krowu.
!. Il. Gamer & SO ., on stock $3.50, In
Hartford. The ntock If A. J. Y ok, ia
iired by ramovel, wAs insursd To- $500.
Tho total loss fIoLa no shout $1,000.
Tho volunteer Gro dena'tmcnt was on
hand promptly and dii excsllont
work.
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Housau

Houston, Nov. ao.-tspaciai. - 80
lacas CLOSED to-day, Financially con-
sidsseo, IL WAS not a success.
In the pacing race, Pa'sey Chnksr
won. N'ime, Co..
IN STA NILE meats, Bob Swim YOU
trst md ihirt heats, Alice Tho sdcopd.
Ilme. IL
~ thn tbreo-quartsr mile Dash,
lietol TAYLOR won, Chantil!l second.
Iime, l:l7ls
Manager Johnson will loso Sl,CCo on
tbs rSess here.
81 tue opening OF tina Womaps'
Cbv'stau Temperance association TO-
day, the COMMITTEES rep0rGod c. nnicns
ia I1e State, about half reprAsuntei &c
'AG association. Mrs. j. B. Beau
caaup. president, delivered her I'D.
dr.a. tonight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

AIuANy. Mov. % cnp,,,4i n.
u'4eo'o'S' % s"e 'i'i uSV' INSIDE app'i-
.oa'lOnfor a char.er, ald mo mill wi
.e,1n b9 pyiuGirr.
o.. ;.,,; vi..
!" Wv A'N'S" oA'e "e'e ii'.'
pspelS1 Satlfrney end no cass ~
grHrrslylpg slDNly. Ont OF s. venir4
o. 100 mon only sevan wars qril.GsL
,rtOrs. Judge wheeler W n rtild pigbf
s5Ssicrs unti' 100 Gaze h iron h
iih.
Mr.. y. Ii. Barre WIZ franteG Ill
v1ree frcm Der huaDsn6. I. III. carre.
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Cresnyii,e.

GREINv1LLE, Nov. 20--ISpec.2l. l.
Horny Rector, who lives near Com
mercs, this COMFY, says thstlAst nj 4 t
as he was leaving town, Albert ri ldes
and Dick Dasley attempted 10 ROB him
The facts, as stated by HIN, Gre:
About IL o'clock no was driving across
the iqunre when Blades got iulo his
wagon ard took hold of him. A sculll
ensued when Dagley also got into G. o
wagon and took hold of hiu q,
he called for help, w0en
several parties vent TO him
and separated the parties. Blsdos and
Dsgley claim tbeJit vas fgnt be-
tween Blsdes and Roetor, and tn t
Dsglev was trying to separate he par
ties. Blades and d sgley were arrested
and released on bail.
Three hundred bates OF cotton wero
sold hero to-day; $50 from FanDin
county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

~ BuRNa, Nov. 20 IS seia. Mr.
. q ~ & ams nad Miss Be-, Kals,
4fs ns.risd LIST cht a. ,aA :
dsqes a,r. HaoseIsy, by Esy. M.
Gumm.
Ry. D Il. D ssey, 10 pas q he
l57 ios o. chuyeh AT Gals alace, 4
p@sea o morrow mo ning ana evt y.
ix.
co,asa, Nareg n. g y.e. was IL Il.
10y, 4 lsf gl.G, &c Dr d !.
aNss ysep ,vi,eg, darrh, J,
~ 'er.J. i. YAH ms, dis6 sais even.
Blys-al Of our young ind m'jdle
aftSa were Trad lo-iay for gan.
oliug.
6 ee Lpsh was captured Tonight.
tlei ~ cpsrgsd With STEALING o horse
lto'NA Mr.. Ostrich
Nora cotton on the strasts to lav
'AAe for eev9fal d w past.
tlol,isy goods.
Mss Iaude Rlnsome Is quito I'll.
l}P Elton saurrsy, OF Oxford, Mis-
sa,pn', u In tho CIV vi iirg the fan,
i!y OF Me John w. Mlnre.
Tao district meeting OF 10 AlvaraGn
BaDis, association viii meet L., Clo-
oatue .hs eS.h and co.h OF tnia mou b,
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Much Is said, welsssn snd published
oftho Gospels Tho pcwer OF the q o.
pol, The dcctriues Of the osspsl, tina
siiscisof the Gospel. The blssaiuss of
me 0oapal and the ultimate triumph
% the ts,spel. Jssns sAld 70 be d'.cl
rlees "pccnch tho Gospels T1ersi@
~ tus 0ospcl sbuudsnt variety and
Gestures that will Interest oud lnstfllcs
every man. AZ Q maol(ec'Atl0n ~
rnercys itis the Qcepel 9! ~ efa0a ~
God. e reveal: tne 30 4otIul plsn q.
Fedemp tlons whioA e1t>e1e m5rev 40
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eAlSEsvtLr.n dLnANxxG I.


1l1loA feoei bts--Work or she Fire
r.eAd.- air.een rersons eoiporel.
conr.hr ..srs
oa
- st' ~ ivy. - Npes'fi' =
upfa ybEhrdsy eyenlng o., aales Of
COT ia had bsan rtc siyad tots 40 xgon
n, IA, hnratas ..,l u,..f,l,,,,n ha,ss
- - "A'o '@.ns
wore Ftc''ved Weunuauay, SAD Ky
soa(ssdRy. p.icas y0s.artSy RANGED
f.on ~ .O.snta va g,a, bo,a ~.
na,o
WV i'"'v $685.
Massrs. u, A.. and ". l.. Blsufon,
plo liusnt "a q -,,eyq ~ tris cifv. hava
,,si,, ,..t,.,.
80, $500, s.,., - 49, ~
y. a, ''n' =
ana pw ,ha AZ; -, . ~ aJ K, n .N.
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~ a.. av ~, ,s,," ,.o,a .ah..
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nsy ngusr "sSs M.sE. IA. SyaIe
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= So, N, liz, y ,,,,,,.,., M nsVp'' WHY
ma" ,n,'a NY ,,i ,,s sssns., ,,a..
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na., san.aa nava hsan Sas,."vaa 10
,ra la.a d,,;,y t,a i.s. sh,ss ,, ~ +,
Tho le.osf g Il az ,,ya IN anal ms.
ine 81 ttenesiura Of II. t.;rrt. ,san
iivas ,,nr n,ties vo,t,, NJ thts NV. .nn
.nad ~ ma ian Of s~oo warIt, ~ :, os, nv
bNv rrn ornss neicm','nv n n "
t.rs,ksnn. VII, llrSa on Ci.ar ,y,a.,
= re- ,,ss ira, nv a run.
| ,yad anJ N-. ,s,kson;a nraan, wss
-. ~, 49,. -. - -, = -. -. ~ -
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w.atherfor,i.

wrATHEEgoEp, nov. 9)-ISneclel.l
To-day IN the county court an a.
t,chmsns was iasued In favor q
Noumesen, H,aharas & Co against
johnson g. Hoffnas,or, Of Whist, In
the sum OF $500. johnson & Hsfras.
tor aro ex'onsive morsh,nt' a. Walt,
ia this county, ard ase iudebiod 70
Neumegen. Zichhras & Co., OF this
plsce, 70 tho extout az The slnve sum.
rne writ, IL IL loArned, will ha exc.
cnled AZ soon ~ nos.ible.
Tne Lnuisa Sylvester COMPANY
played huro last nig NJ n d gNod house,
and gavs good performance.
Rev. wiliiam Prlcs, tho presiding
elder OF tho Methodist church ~ this
p,ace, returned last nigh. from ths
couferenc, nj Coreicans With an attack
o. The dergue.
+. 3. Kerr, Of Cor, inaAs, IL Ia the
city on visit TO relatives.
Edward 0r,uthisr, Of Paris, rfanoe,
delegate ard general agent aud 40 Ia 4
secretary ~ the Frsnco-rexan Laud
company, Is here.
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srra,ss At AusrIy.
Another Grass ommissloncr Ready to
Eeport-.Tho Cohfon Case--In Church
C,rclcs--Tho Exposition Committee.
A Esttlc-scnrred Ilny

Another Grass Comm ssloner Ready to
Eeport--Tho Cohfon Case--In Church
C,rclcn--Tho Exposition Committee,
A Bsttlo-scnrred flag.
Az Inv, Nor. .0.--lspacial.l -Gon.
'rsi AcCsiiocb, grass comm ssioner.
reached tho CITY this morning from
Preside and adjoining counties, end
VII prepare hisrepors AZ soon rs possi.
bic.
Judge Crawford of Robertson county,
Is hcro la the matter OF Professor Coh-
roo. To desires u rchoarins and ha.
s'koi hst tho bsiri OF educ ..ion oon-
vane sad Give thp suhieot farther oou.
sdora'iou. The board viii moot Go.
aorrow, but tits exseeiinglv doubs nj
u me decision already msdo "a re
NoKcV nulhss nsW iap ara presented
Tho Manhail " Northwestern rail-
ropd hes h'ot an amendment TO It's
oharser providing for tho eg onsl1p of
iharo,d to Paris, aud changinr ina
mars 70 Marahall, Paris & N1rth.
weslefn
Professor II. Kiuroy. Ia, s6gar,
yrars principal OF the deaf and dua,
nslttnte, diod suddenly this morning
or hesrt disease. us was In u,usi
health last night, aud this morning
was no attending 10 hls home work
when builoniy stricken down, He
leaves aAFiie aud three childton.
'r'rble, fnr como liu1o brewing In
ne tumb'fland Pro,nyterian chnrcn
In tbis city, have cnlminated IN tho
reslgnatlon OF tho pastor bolnx do.
mnudsd. D. Is also understood that a
fov cf tho dieiointsl ine,nbsrj will of-
gauiye nav church, snd ch Attor for
INA s'mo will be filod to .mn,r,y,
Tue ird'es Composing The Nav Or.
leans exposition committee fiud them
aelves about SOD In debt, md this af.
fHrnoou halt u ss'ing ia ieviso meas
urea ~ mo tho Same, IL possible.
They will nsvo 20 ssil all toe artic'es
thss were on exhibition.
The following cAttlsmon leave to-
morrow toe Nc. Louis: Hou, John
Hancock, Frank n sddsx, J. W. Dds.
Kill, John Il. Blocker. Eniile Nenslle.
tke Pryor, James Taylor and ". q.
TIRE jury IL ssill out In Tho Rcibrosh
murder case, with no prospects Of an
agreement.
Secretary OF s,ase Bs,u. 10 imsrov.
Ing elowly. IL has been down with
the dens1s nearly six weeks.
The Statesman Publishing com pAnv
for wardsd the 0Alveston sull srefi ~
win olphsAut ulsrk IN ths comp.
l-,llos's eqlce, hoe "a hi1 po1eosoIoo
~ 1eeole ~ g 40 0ovonoh oQQ M
1Coe94 o91oe!l1 - ~ 1ne1> ~ x
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TEXAS ELEG ANS.
TIE cO7s,CANA KILLING.
Three hsen Shoat 0n.--Railroad News
Frosa ris--DlstInsulshed visitors
at Ief el-- scwie Cunning
2arty--pa 'estins Topics.
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= :, y
Bowie, NOV. 20 SpaoR'. "a party
bv tho nane OF yots. hsy;n.. c,,,5 =.
40 g,.sa,v N, s,,,, ~ a.,
w "o"i 10 = Sah Il
! Aqnos, etec - himsatf governor Pre-
teul az tha city GA WalasSeav Nan.
ra ~ llee. iata 7 n 49,,
~ y w -
I "l'N @VV '.oA $40 y sAa ~ nS3d, Gail
iDN Tor Hy0r and tRr0s enissso SHOOT
birl. ms4u.eatle tagr;fyips tha q (, vi
fbereia sssserplsf, ~ - I, 80 =
or fires oeo thsn arothsr. Hav,ee'
s1a,etl every ode 10 md M. tindins
Hvor tie In, ora,oVyI sovarn5r ~,
cesdsg theacs h tns ~, "a ~,
saloon, wbers Il sesr,>,j,a rs,,a,raS
samo osgfurina ace. Has wss, M ! w
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Taro,lO,

LAREoo, Nov. c).-lSpsoial., Over
900 school children sitondei a matluee
thla aaeruoon gwen them by drs
matte company. The play eiven was
"Ibe Clllt ot the Eegimspt." Alady
OF The company mislaid her jewolry
casfet las, n'gnt, snd IL has not been
found ya,. ltcoutsined diamonds ami
o. boz .f.0hets valued At So 600
]. Morris, nf Now Laredo, claims a
5000 loss by the ire there y fow Gay
49,.
QUiulor Vlllegss, not Vl.cayo, i, tue
party who claim taa $500 Toss by the
slme FIRE.
Ciomentine Eseahedo, charged with
horse thoft, was bou d ovor 10 III dis
trict oourt ny Justice Winslow today.
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T,.. -
NOAsicANAi V, - Il S9ec sta
shpuiiaG gev occurred ano,+ "a
O eloo,, l,s.-,i,h. a.;
ION ~
'ei' pr'p1esef ~ me NrW / tsa s2ioln,
was tho Vic Ina. sa .soNi-t,l aoiifa.
bain. sh,e - fa 49,
III, $500
= S''N'ff u y ecA-
shoS from o sVG,-sa "a used nne :
h 4 assali ass gaa .hn ,ti,.., ,...,., 49,,
IN f,nst az ~
49,, F,''i tsS tsF
WIS sie sAosipS ha1,a8 ds
theme8Yea la ts9 door ysy ei,i,sf{
10 sai1on, al un0u Ss cani a..
ti,ed UPON him wit 4o0s SASs.u
.hougA Gsgsd ~ tne Rs4f 20.
i.us 3r puised his revnve- rnI tfsa
SeyE 81 sDQ 3 st t4ssssilNH.st ss.
f3l. ih0 following parties Il go Is ~
| ar.estsd Ia the Case "a tic oa.r
assault with ,ntsls 20 MasSar:
| George psrSe, &. WaA8vpfi
| VA Mil0nej 2 q Z sysace st
! OF Nh9nl waved 2s ,Iemias rr Z
wefe putOnVa 500 hoaG, ala m
| sirGp ny gll ort Ai-rr II w sl
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CoAPnsCaR.srL Nov.-o f.psei {
" lor E0aas, sosefaer sab u
81" - ln1 o,afrci s5ns, ,9rNaa q
-s.t coaOiltee his g!teruaen Sor a.,
assi5 of the Ire sufferers ii Caves
t23, an in ahDpt itea hnnrjfhes
raisa 800, whi0h tlsg VS. foTvori
nr So aa1Snip Araltssa, u u0}rI II
m1.piak. ria Talie, cimwiaea o.
cav Ion has bean nodded ,aas NV
to- W the etNeu05 o. intirpnGa, an,5
w5a ho ciria5ng p no niuoihsest
coma. on gaa uot secnrai, bns tia gn0 !,
Neik sel.i gnes IN aud to present
aMuun5 win DO considerably mug.
msn'ed, trough lsto ia aGtion. Cornas
CAt,s1 ahows pimmons,lv whom shs
lCfos sLarf.
40 ssmsnip Aransss a. iv0; 20.
II Ni'l a ip.i oaHgo eni passenger
~. She was one ass psi.nd, naying
. "a de siHed IS N9rgsn Civ,
E. =. Dfefs wss elaetej aid arms i.
OF tba I. "a ward yas'erdav, after n
clos y Contested Gle Itioa, by tn, ma-
ilrt ~
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PARIS, NOV. % -lSDs, ali -The on.
Sineer corps Of tho Me,shan, Paris &
Northwestern railroad sgo az york
,upring lines. The route is not vet
a 'ermiusd.
4 N,oh Texas Hed'oa! esAoc,s,ion
WI Wect,n Psyu December |
Rav. w y. Rsnsln, %, ~ ia tho
ot'Y IN .ho iatsi sts OF he \ nsrican
B'l.i sofi~'v.
Nes,'v 3',oGc bales of cotton havs
osao compressed lere g!uco The scasnu
OpSnad.
Iae n rib T65as conference ~ al
tfec ,ng quito = hummer Of visitors
escA Shg. Tao uvoespdiuga mr..
wy ohsd III il marked n'orost. Bisho y
taar2love prN>idaS with sb,i ~, Tso
eoni, reuco VII remain iasess,0n uutii
Monday.
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SINERhh Wrtis, Nov. 2o.-S
eir'i-K1Ins L ooss, 80 mar wnn
sho, 3, Cs'eb p r., 'Rbt ulgst, ar &c.
5oGat OF rhiah sDos iaTas HEs.
AID, wasarge sn ., Go s.sD,S Ler,s
is nlgnt Rnd lrnp1HB - town nan.
NOR 'ng. IA p'ett guiiv 40 ,ha
Charge o carry & desdiy wesnnns
aud wss fnod SIS and ,fimmiugs. He
waived exarllua.ion on .ns charge +
sssap, a',d blytery, aud Vas ri sc0I
under 90 n,nt to await Tho action
OF tno grsu' Jury.
DE- Q. b. Riins Ia well enough 10 DO
ont riding lnis evsniug.
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PsAnsAtb, Nov. - - tsoccial.l -
Campbell l. il'so shot Rilly Pa ks this
evening About 0 o'olonk. Tnero Ia but
Tito hora for Pirss 10 recover. Tho
anr'g'n OF tie trouble IL not Yet known.
Pafks save h shook hands with Le.
q 80 aud nsds BIN go,i bys aud starr.
ed on Nnen tnt a fev stsps away
iHn 50 cnn memo q nhsoting, OF which
tNo thois toUis tllaci.
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PALEsTIgr, Nov. 2o.-lSnociai.I-
William shumnlte, hardware dealer in
the Old Town, made an assignment Of
bis stock, accounts, otc., to Fletcher
Price. Liabilities, $1,000; nominal
assets, abou. s25,on0; actual assets,
about half. Creditors all reside here
Tho failure was surprise 20 MANI. 80
Dr. Shumatte WAS Quo OF the suldest
section of tho y ate. Tho cSuss or the
failure Is strioutablo TO hard tlmss
and tae crsdit sysiem.
q. Axllng, charged With shooting NJ
Major Martin Hanglc, aud who was
given up ny his bDnds mon. mas failed
70 End new bond mon, and IL now in
1etl awaiting the cotton OF tao grand
Jury.
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TAYLOR, Nov. ao.-lSosoial.l--Th
livery stable ownai by Cunningham,
ana occuplet by Hedrloas, was burned
ohort 600 tais morning. The lilo
h'arted IN thu feed lnft. Cause nm
known. Thu building WA ilsurad f,,r
$500 Ia sc Paul tlsurauce conn uv.
ilve COX ard vahlolas oil saved. Out
Hsdricss Loaf SaiO FORTH OF feed; no
in.urNnc". Several franc bulldogs
MI iining IA, stlolo ware In danger,
nuc bit fr tho no Va forts OF our iiro
boys they too must have gone.
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san ANTONIO, Nv. 2o.-tspeclal.l.-
John w. Gutter, who wlts broush. here
from Waco Ia chsrea al y United
s,ueT mmah,i, for sonding obscene
aad aousivs NJ st;et through the mails
addressed 10 tina nrssRnt proprietor at
tue Maverick ,o'ui. forld no oifli,n' y
to givi W tho $500 ,ond dem audsd of
n'm. Hs loaves IN thu mQinlas 70 IA
sama hts rnsil,O ~ tne NguClalla
nouso IN Waco 10 seyl tia ch .r,.a
oanno5 on anbat,usia oil, aud has 10
douNi The indictment viii ~ quashol