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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
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Trying 20 shoot q Recreant Lover
Am Exciting incident ON Third
Raraaf BsrastUa

Trying 20 shoot q Recreant Lover
Am Exciting Incident on Third
street Bridge.
In sonth Wilmington. yesterday w=ely,
occurred an episode, which has created 3
great sensation in that locality. a few
lninutes after IL O'Clock, when he wss
going to dinner, Hugh Scanlan, agsd
about 2l years and employed in the p /,
W. & B. car shops as laborer, wss
Aocosted, ss he passed along Hesld street
near Christiana avenue, by oomely girl,
probably about 10 years Of age, who told
him that ehe wished to speak TO him.
He replied that he hadn't time TO stop,
but the ext instsnt he began walking
slower and WAS about TO halt when, ,gl glsno-
ing around he perceived that the woman
had taken revolver from the folds
Of her dress and was cooking It. Then
she raised the weapon, pointed II at him
and fired. fortunately she was not &c
oustomed TO handling firearms and conse-
quently her aim was untrue and the
bullet which was intended to put an end
to his life sped hsrmiessly past him and
before she oould reAdjust the trigger he
had commenced running and WAS soon at
a safe distance from her.
The pame Of the woman who did the
shooting Ia Rose MeRarey and her home
is with her brother John, who lives in
the vicinity OF Second and Madison
streets. Her parents reside in South
Wilmington and for about two years
previous to the past four weeks she has
lived In Phil&delphia,
About month ago she came TO this
city and had S,anlan arrEigned before
Squire Vandegrift on 3 charge which
that magistrate declines to announce but
which is presumed to have been seduo-
tion. He was held iu 1900 bail for his
appearance when wanted.
onTuesdsy, December 23d, Miss Megary
and her brother went to Soanlan's house,
on Townsend street, between A and Lob.
dell streets, and, as he states, threatened
to kill him because he refused to Aocede
to her demand to have = marriage
ceremony performed at once. She was At
Third street bridge awaiting him on Sat-
urday last, evidently intending to carry
out her threat but failed TO see him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

william Wood Of the firm Of William &
Il. L. Wood, wheel manufacturers at
Front and Justison streets, had his head
badly ont by q bundle Of spokes which
fell upon him from q shelf as he was
passing through the shop on Wednesday
week. The cut is about four inches
in length, but Is only scalp wound. The
injury was dressed by DR.. Blooksom.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
UoIored People Celebrating.

The twenty-seoond anniversary Of the
abolition OF slavery was celebrated
Thursday by the oolored congregations OF
z. Zion and Bethel churches. In the
morning and afternoon, services were
held in Z. Zion, and in the evening at
Bethel. They consisted Of singing, pray
ing, and addresses. At the former
church the Emancipation proclamation Of
Abrah am Lincoln was read.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

William McGrAu was arrested by Officer
Marquess Wednesday week charged
with stealing $40 worth Of butter and
some meat from the wagon Of Enooh Miles
in the Madison street market on Tuesday
week. At the time Of his arrest he was
in possession Of about 16 pounds Of but
ter. He was held in 1900 bail for court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
Contractor Fitzpatrick Released.

John Fitzpatrick OF the firm Of
MoGuraan & FitEpstrick, the contractors
OF section No. %, B. & P. railroad, who
has been in jail for larceny and embezzle.
ment, has been released, bail in the
sum of $1,000 being entered by
George W. Stone. Fitzpatrick
has been in jail since October, when
he and MoGurgsn snatohed . sum Of
money from B & P. railroad pAymAster
aud absconded. They were arrested at
Norristown, Pa, and the money recov-
cred. The money belonged to the Italian
workmen on the section, and because Of
the oontractors' flight, leaving the meu in
q half starving condition, the latter
created riot. MCGurgan will probably
be bAiled in a short time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
Accident 10 Market street BrldEe.

ACeIUBHE TO WHFHbt bEfeoU UHEUKb'
The draw of Market ttrees bridge,
Thursday, In being turned to allow = tug
and her tow to pass through, struck the
sohooner Sand Snipe, which was leading
200 barrels OF cement at the south side
wharf Of Charles Warner & Co. About
10 feet Of the iron rAlling on the outside
Of the foot path OF the bridge
were broken, but the schooner
was not damaged. Later in the day the
boat cleared for Chester. Since the draw
of the bridge rsAohes the wharf line on
the south side there ia practically no
vessel berth for the wharf st that end Of
the bridge and when two vessels lie eide
by side at the sorth side wnsrvss ths
draw cannot be turned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

John M. Cooper Of West Nottingham,
Chester county, Pa, a leading business man
OF that county and president Of the Cooper
Manufacturing Company, whose fertilizer
works are near the mouth Of the Brandywine
creek, has made an assignment. His assets
will, Il is believed, meet all liabilities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

Hugh c. Smith, proprietor Of the Star
Hotel, on Delaware street, New Castle,
was married on Wednesday week to Miss
EmmA Borne OF that place. Mayor Black
attended the ceremony. The bridal
couple received many handsome presents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

James L. Braokin, a ChristianA hundred
farmer, fell on the Zoe on his farm, Sun
day, and broke his elbow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

Trainor says he lives at Calvert, Cecil
county, and is 19 years old. He works
on farm and has always lived with his
unele, Alexander Trainor, who tills q
farm for the Tyson Mining Company Of
Baltimore. He and Leon Grifith, he
says were on Q spree. They had been
drinking very hard and brought mp al
Rising sun, where, running short Of
money, they purchased tickets
for 6ylmsr station, near home
rrainor says the whole thins
was oonoocted by himself. Botf
were hard NJ and wanted whisky. Il,
proposed to Griffith to 90 through III,
train. Grifhth was afraid, but h,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

In addition to the robberies above
reported Brakeman Tarring was
relieved Of his watch and Isrsel Hug
gins, a passenger, Of sS4. Higgins saved
his gold watch by hiding II in his boot
leg. The oolored man, referred to in Sat-
urday's issue, had only 81, which the
robbers took.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
RAILWAY RACKET.
A KICK" FROM ST LOUIS
of the Promotion of Messrs. oids
and Newman-The Fort Worth
= Denver Houston. East
& West Texss, Kite,
"Kick" FROM ST. Louis.

ST.. LoUIs, Oct. l6.-lSpeciGi. Not n
year passes that aome complaint docs
not come from the cotton men that the
east-bound roads are giving Memphis
the advantage of st. Louis in rates,
The complaint has been particularly
bitter within the last two years, when
the strict naintainRuco of tho locsl
pool has prevented rate-cutting 10 q
great extent. Whenevor there has been
cut from Memphis,and st, Louis has
been advised Of il, it mas taken from
one TO four weeks TO obtain
any action On tho part of st. Louis
roads. Last spring, jus. at the tail end
OF the cotton season, the egst-bound
roads wero persuaded TO make 70.
duction, on proof that tho roads east.
bound from Memphis were clash
ing rates. There was so little
cotton goiug forward as that
time, however, that tho reduction was
of little Importance. Now, just az the
season opens up, rates arc restored,
while, II st, Louis cotton buyers are
to be believed, rates from Memphis
are unjust, aud are ia as demoralized
q condition as they have been for
year past. Memphis rates
are based on ST. Louis ratios,
and according TO agreement should be
s cents higher than rates from Sc,
Louis. This difference is based on
mileage.instaad Of being s cents higher,
however, 81. Louis cotton buyers
claim they are II cents lower; at loast
they claim that short timo since
when rates from St, Louis 10 Liver
pool wero 30 pence, the rate from Mem
phis was 81 pence. Since that tune
rates from st. Louis have declined
but tho rates from Memphis are lower
it ia claimed, i'll proportion. These
facts, It'll said, are obtained from ;
house which maintains e branch il
MAnnhia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
NOTICES.

NoTICE 10 LAND 0WNERS~OUR
~ Mr.. J. L. Laud, VINO has been ap-
pointed @ commissioner to the American
Exposition, TO be held in london. Eng.
on agricultural and mlneralogical adj
vantages of Texas, We propose 10 circu-
late 25,OQO copies OF this work in Europc,
and we want land IN every county in the
state TO offer for sale. Send us full des-
cflplion OF what you have for sale so that
we may enter It up. Mr.. Land win add as
an appendix to his work our list of lands,
and we want II TO be as large as possible
LAND " THOMPSON, 40 sycamore street,
Dslles, Texas. octll-dtf-Wlt
NOTICE 10 TkANELERS-IF YOU 60
~ 10 CIeburne, stop at the GAIT House;
lewly furnished; tOs steps from the railroad
depot; splendid table, 81 and $l.50, &C.
cordlng to rooms. sepS.Gm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
FRANK WHEAT, Agent,
1907 Elm street, Dallas, Texas
Exseaet FROM Financial Renort

"The Texas Benevolent Association, con
Quoted upon strictly business principles, as
much SO as any banking system, and en-
bodglng the assessment feature to raise a
mortuary fund-demonstratably the only
equitable 0ne--combines in It's practical
workings all the advantages OF mutual co.
operation. The interest of the member
ship and management are mutual and
reciprocal. 1t is not easy to conceive how
any nearer approach TO perfection in any
system OF securing safe and economical
provision for loved ones can be devised.
1.-THE best clerical help TO be had Is found
in the home Office which Is a marvel OF
syatematized management. Everything
Is conducted with olearpess and dispatch
that leaves nothing to be desired,p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
JAY Gould and Party in Kansas

NEWTON, Kan, Oct. l4.--Jay Gould
and Russell Sage, accompanied by
Vica-Presidents HoXio and Hopkins
and General Solicitor Brown, Of the
Missouri Pacific, and j. w. Miller,
general manager of the st. Louis,
Fort Scott d Wichita, arrived hors by
special train this evening. The party
viii remain hero over night ana viii
in Tho morning 10 to Anthony, thus
completing the tour OF the Gould sys-
TENS in KNnaas.
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WANTED


WANrED-A SPRIGHTLY QUICK
w boy, who is not afraid OF work, Il TO
l6 years oid Apply, with reieTelce. 10
EEAEs q JONES, Sl5 Main street.
NANTED-TO RENT A HOUSE WITH
w about nVA rooms, near 10 the business
portion OF the city, or Gu street railroad.
Address, with location and particulars, {:
w ANIEl ONE FAINTER, ONE
W blacksmith, two briczmasOns, four
railroad laboEers. six farm hands, fear lam
ines on farm, man and wife 10 90 W es',
good wages; - girls for general honsewor.t
intelligence and Employment Oihce, b9
Main street, Dallas. oetl7-.t
XNr ANTEp--PASTRY COOK AND pm
w try man; none but hrst-class need
apply 81. George Hoiel. octl6-St
NNANTED-A BLACKSMITH, A FIRST
w class bber and sheer; steady work
Also a woOd-worker, Apply % z. II.
GRADY, Abilene, Texas. octl5 a.
WANTED An UNUE-FlNE GOOD
w men To- sell the Royal 81 John sew
ing machine in Dallas county; wagOn fur
nished. Apply 80 Sl2 Kim street ;. c.
MCKAY, Managen oetl5-7t
VA ANTEp-ONEU OR THO GOOD MEN
w 10 sell the Royal 81. John seWil G ma
chine iE every county in North IeXas;
good terms and wacon given the right men.
Address CHARLES /, WHITE, TAI as, Tex,
7, o. Box lee.
NJ ANTED-PUkCIIA SEKS SEW.
w eral desirable residence pr0pertie les In
the city Of Dallas, on easy terms; also sew
Cgal good farms, ranches, hotels and resi-
dence piopeities in otherparts OF the State
Tor sale or - trade for other property III
LIS 4 PEARCE, 6l9 Main street, Dallss. Il
WANTEU--SE&VAN NJ TO DO GIN
W 6r0l house WORK for small family;
NWeue or German pre- ferred Apply to MRS.
.. III. LEAVELL, Abilene, Tex. OCT jew
Sy| ANTED--A GOOD WOMANTOC COOK
w ana 10 housework IN private fam
ily; good wares paid 10 good woman;
Apply at O05 Eryay street. cc.5-il
w ANTED-TWO SERVANTS; ONE
W to cook, wash and iron, other as clre-
fol nurse to serve in small family, GOOD
references required Apply TO Mrs. j. p,
MURPHY on Belt Line Street Railway,
corner of Mckinney avenue and Masten
street oct7-ti
| VNTANTEp- HOUSES TO RENT
w snd 100 farms to sell. ELLIS 4
PEABcE, Rec. Estate and Col ectiu-
| Agents, 500 Main street. Dallas, Texas
Several good city properties for sale on easy
terms. uct8-3Jt
! NY ANTED--A GOOD WOMAN no no
| w general homework fnr smg / amily
| apply to X. Il. IRVINE, Texas Trunk De-
| pot. oct2ti
| Nv ANTlD--TJ TRADE a FIN BROOM
! w dwelling and lot on Main street
/ Denison City, Texas, fora farm somewhere
In the stale. Address, with description
and price Of farm, Il j.. ANsLEY, box o.
Denison city, Texas. sep2j-lnl
! NNl ANTED--AGENTS. ADDkESSTHE
| w Electric lamp and Stove Co.. ST.
| Louis, Mo, rpf circular, cuts and terms OF
! 68-candlep power Marsh Electric Lamp n
WANTED-AGENTS FOR A NEW
| w and complete Life of Grant," sal;
immense: agents report 20. 90 and IS copies
Address Tel as Book and Bible Co, 9Jl Elm
| street, Dallas, Texas, ssp2i-lm
| M ANTEp-EFFICIEi, MEN AM
| w women for pleasant and profitable
employment, Apply NJ once 10 Rand q
! McNally, Agents, 100 Sycamore st. sep2iti
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Tho Eoehoster ~ Pittsburc soIa.

RocnEsrEE, Oct. lG.-Tho entire
property of the Rochsater IL Plttsburg
Railroad company, sold to-day under
a decree OF the supreme court by Hon.
John NJ. Davy, referee, was purchased
in the interest OF tho hondholder8 by
Abram Isellp, Of New York, for
Sl,l0e,0Oe.
w. H.. 0lmstea1, on behalf of certain
Of tho stockholders, forbade tho sale.
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n Notice from Rir. Faulkner.

A. Faulkner, general passenger and
ticket agent of tho Houston IL Texas
Central road, has sent out the follow
ing notice to connecting lines: "The
checking OF hand baggage Is causing
so many suits for logs or damage
against this company that l am COM
PEELED to request that you Instruct
your agents and bnggago.men not to
check TO any point on, or via this limo,
valises thar can be taken care Of by
passengers and conveniently carried
In coRpheav
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The Pacific Railway In British Columbia

OTTAWA, Ont, oct. l6.--D. o, Mills,
otNew York, the liuauclol agent OF
onderdonk, the Pacific railway cen
tractor, has arrived hore, Mr.. Mills
says the British COlumDia sections Of
tho Pacific railway have boen COM
ploted, bat The government has not yet
accepted It. Sir Charles Topper viii
arrive in day or Two, when final az
rangements will probably 90 made
with Messrs. Mills and 0nderdonk,
and tho British Columbia sections
handed over 20 tho Pacific Railway
| company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
4 ROYAL Train


The train which is always used by
the emperor and empress OF Russia
for long Journeys, consists of l6 car
risges, OF which the first is & Kitchen,
and then comes oae for police agonts,
onefor the military suite, tnree ior tho
members OF tho household and TWO for
tho imperial family, each grand duke
having an entirely separate compart-
ment, which can be fitted for either
day or night use. The carriage OF the
empress has q spacious sleeping com
parsment, with a hammock bed, furni
Iura OF ebony and utensils OF silver aud
an immense looking-glass. Thore ia 3
bathroom completely fitted and a
compartment for tho lady IN waiting.
The empress sitting-rOom contains q
writing.table, q sofa and easy chairs.
The emperor's sleeping carriage "a
fitted with olivo-grGsn leather, and
only contains bed and dressing Ia.
bic and bath. Thon comes q sitting
room, fitted very simply, and lastly
| the dining room, which is furnished
with carved OAK, and merely contains
| tables, chairs and a side board. There
is communication throughout thu traia
from one end to the other. rh,re arc
many Americans who travel quito as
luxuriously as the above pOt0ntates,
although thOy may not have such an
extensive train, A certain worry
wealthy lady Of this city, who is some
thing Of au invalid, not being abl0 10
bear tho j9lting Of cars, chartered a
| steamboat TO take her To the jersey
coast LAST summer. There are num.
Der OF railroad kings Of the United
States whose travelling cars are WORKS
OF art and contain oil modern coayau.
iences.-- New York Telegram.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

Our stock ofboots and shoes of gents,
ladies', misses, and boys ehildren's
fall wear, Is now COM
ploto. Wo have tho beat aad
largest stock ever exhibited In Dallas
and as lower prices, than good ous-
homemade ever cold here heretofore.
Call at tho old reliable shoe house of
Leon kahn'sand examine goods and
get prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

Our lsdles footwear department Is
tho most complete in the Nity, our
stock is completely graded, from a
good low.priced article, to tho best In
the land. We handle goods for all
classes, our prlcos are made to suit tho
muses., at Leon Kahn s.
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Having greatly reduced my stock OF
fine hats, / will now sell the balance of
stock regardless OF price. | need and
must have the room for n large stock
OF shoes. Call soon, and save money
before tho stock is broken up, at Loon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
A Positive Written GuaraDie,
MARRLbGE GIlIlE

zoo RACES, Eine Pilates
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed fo,sn
IN money or postage stamps. Over fifty wo.S'
lul pen pictures, showing who may NARY, Nj.
not, why. Proper age to marry. Whomarry x.
Manhood. Womanhood. PHYSICAL decsv' M ~
should marry. How life and happiness ,,, ws'
increased. Those married or about 10 -. =
should read it: of interest and value IN ss.y
thinking man and woman. Popular ss!.
paper cover, 2Ic, Address DFs. VVgEITTJrp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

Ladies'! Physicians and chemists
have analyzod pozzonl's fnodicated
complexion powder and recommend
its use TO thor wives and lady friouda
druggists sellit,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOrIG

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAf
~ ON the 2Sth day Of September, 1885.
letters of administration on the estate ot
D. w. stevenson and Percllln Steven son
were granted 10 mo by the honorable
county court of Dallas county, Texas.
nnd that all persons holding claims
against said estate are required 70 present
,he same within tho time prescribed by
Is No. llS5Main street, Dallas, Texas,
Z W. LINSKtE,
Administrator of theestate of j. w, and
percilla Stevenson.
DAILAS, TESAs, September 30. lsSh
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fxyFtg33
.EsiGsZ 9 Ylyltla.

For tho benefit OF suffering humanity,
and IN heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful
result, deem 1t only my duty TO give this
unsolicited testimony In favor OF Swift's
Specific. Ny wife has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or Salt Rheum from
her infancy. 1t has increased in intensity
with eRch succeeding spring, and being
somewhat skilled in medicine myself ]
tried every remedy / could think of for
yeLrs-sArsnparllla combined with every
FORM of Potassiae, a1d hundreds of other
remedies lO,iOnSt and alkll washes Of
every known Kind, but they all gave only
Temporary relief During the spring of 1884
her lower e&tTomlties became 80 inflamed
ana sore that she was obliged to keep them
constantly coated with q covering of "Fu.-
leTs earth," mixed wet and allowed TO dry
on. Among other things, she was afflicted
with periodical nervous headache, Oc-
curing regularly every seven days, some
times followed by AN Intermittent fever
Tor weess at time, so that her life became
burden to her.
This spriug determined she should take
y. :, s., and following strictly the directions
II regard TO dose diet, etc. This was about
seven weeks ago. After taking the first
iurge bottle the disease seemed to Increase;
the burning. itching ana Inflammation be-
came uubearGblC. Che, however, perss-
vered in the use Of the medicine. After
taking the second bottle the inflammation
began to Gubside After the third bottle
the lnilamlti0n disappeared, and sore spots
dried up and turned white aud scaly, and
finally sne brushedtnem OF n an impalpa.
bio white powder, resembling pure salt
she IS now taking the sixth bottle, three
toble-spoonfuls four times daily Every
appearance Of the disease has gone. and
her flesh is becoming soft, white aud
smooth again; and what Is more, her ne
riolieal headaches have disappeared, and
she lsnov, at jSyears OF age, enjoying the
only good health sh has known for no.
wards of 40 years. No wonder she declares
with emphasis that every bottle of S. :, S. is
worth u thousand times It's weight in gold
Any further Information concerning her
case viii be cheerfu ~ given by herself at
her residence, lS5 Mullet street, or by me,
JOHN r. tRADLEY, It GrisW0ld 81,
Detroit, Mich. May 10, 1855.
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Shlloh's Cough and CONSUMPTION
Cure 10 sold by us on guarantee. 10
cures consumption. Sold by j. l.. VII.
liams Il 90.
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$3.50 will got you genuine men's
hand-sewed calf shoe, in button, lace
or geiter. Tho easiest, best and cheap
est shoe In tho land for IL Q money, AZ
Leon Kahn'a.
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NOR aALE-THE JOHN FOGAETY
a lsrm, with all improvements, mGChin-
cry, elc situated in Limestone county,
Texas, 20 miles east of Waco, and miles
from MI. Calm, on tho Texas d
st, Louis railroad, ana consist
ing OF about 400 acres Of the very hest
farming lands, with about 500 acres in Gull
pasture and timber land in the tract. For
iurthet particulars, apply 20 ULLMAN,
lewis y Co., Galveston, Texas, s6p3-Gm
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Wo will show you the iiuest assort-
mont Of Arnhulm merchant tailor
goods, at 30 cents dollar. Globe
Clothing Store.
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Don't fail 70 telephone Bouchc for
your gro "erieg, crackers and canned
goods, hams, teas, sugars, everything
In tho grocery line.
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The Atlantic and tho ssu,hcn Pacific
NEW York, Oct. l6.--ISpocial. 1T IL
stated here that negotiations have
boon concluded Tor a pooling arrange.
mont between the Atlantic & Pacisc
and Southern Pacific, o! California.
This win add largely 10 the earning.
OF the Atlantic S Pacils,and tho Atch.
ison, Topeka & Santa 70 must bo the
formers line for woutsrn outlet 10
California. Rumor has IL that q
mergors OF the two roads Is not inn
probable. The advance in Atlantic 4
Pacific bonds was due 10 this.
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In spite Of all that our competitors
say, wo guarantee to show the largest
aud. noatost stock OF furnishing
goods In town. II, i. Burr 4 Bro, COS
Main ntreet,
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Hhiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a posis,ve
cure for catsrrh, diphtheria and cant.
or mouth. Sold by J. L. Williams 4
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A completa line OF school shoes FOX
boys and girls, from the best fautorioa
At prices 70 suit tho times at Leon
Kannis.