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Charity and Correction.

There is now In session at Washington
the National Conference of Charities
aud Corrections. The present is the
twelfth annual meeting. The eleventh
was held in ST. Louis, continuing five
days. The field covered by this confer
onoe is certainly broad one and one
which requires cultivation. II includes
those three classes of unfortunates.
The defective, the dependent and the de.
1uuent.
Tue fptsl of these classes, according TO
the census OF 1880, was five years ago
about A. 100. At the present time IL
may be placed at 5OO,(.l }. There are
probably iO,C.) insane persons IN the
United States. And In this estimate we
do not include the slightly daft who are
under the friendly shelter of home, but
only those who are so far gone that they
have boon adjudged under due
form OF law TO be OF un.
sound mind. The amount of
domestic misery endured in secret
rather than expose the object of alice
ton 70 the chances OF public treatment
IL beyond all conception. Many closet
has skeleton OF this kind I'm IL of which
very little is known. Even near neigh.
bors may be ignorant OF the real facts In
tho case. Literature has fewer
more touching episodes than the
relations OF Charles Lamb and
his gifted but afflicted sister Mary,
and among the obscure millions many
such instances, no doubt, exist. Blu
the insane housed in asylums form A
vast aud pathetic multitude, and when
we see wretched victim Of insanity
travelling all tho way from Denver 10
chicago, pistol In hand, ready 70 shoot
his supposed .pursuers, his esoapade
ending In the death OF one man and the
narrow escape OF many others, IL Is eyi.
dent that there In yet much 10 be learned
In the treatment OF insanity.
The census statistics OF insanity re-
veal some curious facts. There arc over
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The Negroes Preference for Rich Lands.
The richest and most fertile districts
in the South are in possession Of the
negroes, The black MN abounds in
countries where the fiat, level lands
yield two bales Of cotton to the acre
He is not partial to salubrious and rug
ged high lands where the thin, stub
born soil exacts great deal OF working
for small crop. He leaves these to
his white brother. The richest
planting lands in Mississippi and
q Duisiana are the river bottom
districts; and the choicest lands in
South Carolina are the sea islands and
adjoining coasts--and IN both the ne
grOs5 abound, sometimes in the pro-
)rtion OF five to one white person. The
Il g5st negro populations in Virginia
are TO be found in the fertile counties
which were once the seats of the wealth.
lest aristocraoy. The counties in Ken.
lucky whore tho black man Outvotes
the white are in the blue grass region.
And we sec she operation Of the same
general law in MIS- Ourl, for here, too,
tho negroes are thickest in those coun-
ties where tho lands are lichest La
roy wit ~ sNitAI N~b'i AabNAANg llDJiltA
Marion and MCnrOe. In the ! dgged Dill
counties black face is rarely seen
At first sight The phenomenon of the
weaker race almost invariably occupy
iug-not owning, but practically pos
sessing the richest lanes, appears curl
Gus; but there is an easy EXPLANATION Of
it. The negro is tho heaviest and most
inert ingredient in society, aud he
naturally pre- gipi.ates 70 the low
regions, which,in the south, are the rich
regions. Then, he is a rigid economist
in the matter % muscular fOrc0; he does
not care to work any more than is ne.
cessary; and when he moves he drifts ID
soil thai yields the largest return for the
smallest amount Of work, But the chiet
reason for tho phenomenon is the APP
pmently reuibutiyo one th8t slaves
We're thtckgsJ, and the iustitu-
ton reached its highest Opulenca in
the licb planting di5trlcis-aud there
the freedmen remain, ia stubborn nos.
session Cf the plantations on which tley
were once Chattels. They crowd their
white superiors out, and force them to
seek homes elsewhere.-lSt. Louis Re-
| publican.
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METAL POISON

l am coppersmith by trade, and during
series of years my arms being bare wheu
at work. have absorbed z wonderful amount
of metal poison, Having sclofulous ten.
dency from Dly youth, the small particles Of
copper and brass would get into the sores,
and by this process the poison was conveyed
into my blood till my Whole system became
infected. l was treated with the old Ieme-
dies OF mercury and iodide potassium. Sal
ivation followed, my teeth are ell loose in
my head my digestive organs deranged, aud
l have been helpless in bed for over year
with mercurial rheumatism. My Joints
were all swollen, and / lost the use of my
arms and legs, and became helpless as an
infant
My sufIerings became so intense that It
was impossible for me TO rest. The doctors
advised me to go to the city hospital for
ueatmeut This | could not bear, A friend,
| who proved friend indeed, urged me to try
| Swifts Specific, believing 1t would cure me
| Others discouraged me-, but I secured a few
| bottles, and have now taken two dozen bot
| lies. The first effect of the medicine was TO
| bring the poison TO the surface, and | broke
| out all over in running sores. They soon
| disappeared, and my skin cleared of. My
knees, which had become twice their natu.
| raj size, have resumed their usual size and
| are supple as of yore. My arms and hands
| are all right again ana can use them without
pain.The entire disease has left al parts of the
| body save two ulcers ON my wrists, which
are healing rapidly am weak from long
confinement, but 1 have the Use of all my
| limbs The medicine is Bringing me out OF
| the greatest trial of my life, and / cannot
| ind words sufd cieLttOexpress my apprecia.
| ton Of its virtues al Ithe gratitude l feel
| that | ever heard
PETER e. i Owe,
Augusta, Ga. Jan
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desire to invesu in Dallas dirt. Yester-
day he purchased of Mrs. Elseffer 10
acres of ground on the south extension
of Ervay street. 1t is good property. The
governor is well pleased with Dallas.
He had quite a number of callers yester-
day from our citizens, and was also Wis
tied by delegations from Ellis and Kauf-
man counties, who are soliciting the ap
pointment of their especial tavorites as
Judge of the new judicial district com.
posed of Ellis, Kaufman and Roekwall
counties. Hon. Arson Rainey, of Wax
ahachie, an ex-member of the Legisla
! ture, and Judge Charlton, of Kaufman
both good and we'll qualified 6 sntlemen
are candidates for the office. His ex
cellency leaves this morning on his re
turn to Austin.
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sIDEWALk NOT IS.


Wear Hawkes. patent eye glasses.
The Trinity is on slight rise.
The whole earth for &c., at Erb,s'
Fine watch repairing specially by
+. AUSTIN,
Orr's buggies are selling fast, 72s
Main street.
There are 65 prisoners confined in the
county jail.
Yesterday was another beautiful,
sunshiny day.
Send your orders for 4, IL, A to George
A, Webster, Dallas, Texas.
Ladies, misses and childrens spring
heel slippers at Leon Kahn's.
S2S Main street. All kinds Of fruits
and vegetables ut A. e. Bouche's.
Bouche keeps ell kinds Of cigars and
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
Great bargains in diamonds and fine
jewelry for few days at 6l2 Main
street. II. AUSTIN.
To have your watches, clocks and Jew
elry repaired 60 to l.. Il. Curtis, corner
Main and Poydras streets.
Improved baker, dairy, laundry and
refrigiator wagons are kept in stock by
Depot for Hawkes. spectscles in Dali
| las is at Eise1lohr Bros. d Schneider
druggists and German opticians.
One thousand tons of hay, loose 81
baled at low figures by ], w. Sanders
East Dallas. Telephone No. 269.
Elegant new stock of jewelry just re,
ceived. Corner Main and Poydras
Streets l.. Il. CURTIS, jeweler.
The finest assortment of spectacleS
and eye glasses in the city. Corner
Main and Poydras streets. h. +. CURTIS
jeweer,
p. p, p. will cure all diseases Of chick
ems, turkeys ducks geese and birds
Sold at 25 cents per package by, George
Il. Atkins, Dallas.
Greatest bargains ever offered (for {
| few days. in ladies' and gents CONC
watches and chains. F. AUSTIN,
6l2 Main street.
Pavilion Skating Rink; new attrac
tons every night, also Professor BUELL.
Silver Star full brass band. Come,
mean you, Admission only Is cents
Every night.
Strangers IN the city are cordially in
vited to visit the large repository OF tnt
Weir PloW Company, where they keel
constantly on hand a full line Of bag
ges, phaetons, carriages, etc.
The weekly arrivals of the latest de
signs OF millinery at Mrs. Chestnut's
6l2 Elm street, is being appreciated 10y
the ladies of Dallas, and her last r6
ceipts Of hats, bonnets, ribbons anC
trimmings exceed anything in richness
and elegant appearance that has beef
received hitherto.
The effect OF Hawkes. crystalized len
ses upon the organs of vision is simply
wonderful, as th6re arc several prOmi
nent gentlemen in the Land Office
whose sight has been restored by thei
use, anu hundreds nf similar case
throughout the United States can be re
forred to- Austin Statesman,
For sale in Dallas only by Eisanloh
Bros. d Schneider, druggists and Ger
man opticians.
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so lunatics in the country over lC0 years
OF age, while the youngest in the list is
IL years old. The ages which show the
largest number of lunatics are: Fifty
years Of age, 3,7OS; forty, 4,47S; thirty
five, 3,4l4; thirty, 3,4CS; forty-hve, 3,2)5;
sixty, 2,5l2; twenty-five, 2,0i6 AS com
pared with criminals, lunatics seem to
be very long lived. There are very few
criminals over }, and from II 70 81 is
the period having by fer the largest
stock Of prisoners.
Another thing which statistics show
Is that ali classes coming within the
scope OF tho National conference are
pretty evenly distributed throughout
the several states; In other words, about
the same percentage Of the population
are objects of charity or correction" in
one State as in another. The problems
before the conference are truly ma
tional, reaching out TO eyery State aud
Territory, and presenting in the main
the same perplexiCies. TO meet together
for consultation and an Interchange al
experiences cannot tall to be highly
beneficial Inter Ocean,
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PERSONAL.

DR.. james Orr, OF Terrell is in the city.
MJudge o. Il. Dunlap, Of Ellis, was IN
the city yesterday.
J. W. Browne, wei known journal
list, is in the city.
Colonel Frank B. Sexton, Of Marshall,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. Il. Allen, a leading la yer of
Terrell, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Rufus Miers leaves this morning
tor Louisville on business trip.
DR.. Eagan was called to Gainesville
last evenln on professional business.
Mrs. w. o. Conner and children leave
for Spirit Lake TO spend the summer.
w, s. Pear. OF, OF tho Voice, Coleman,
Texas, made The HERALD a pleasant
call yesterday,
Through Pullman sleepers to St.
Louis via the Houston Il Texas Contra
9:2O a. III. train.
Colonel Ross, Judge Ferris and Hon.
Arson Rainey, of WaNahachio, were in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. 9. w. Wellesly has returned from
a business triU TO England and is in
fine spirits ana good health.
Mrs. D. G.. Oppenheim and "Lttle
Fannie" left last evening for the north
and east TO spend several months.
Mrs. l.. j. Goutle, of Philadelphia,
will Join her husband here this morning
and will make Dallas her future home.
His friends will be pleased to learn
that Mr.. o. p. S. Fee, WAC has been con-
fined - his bed by Illness, is improving
Mrs. A. G. GoufIe, and two daughters,
Misses n, ana NJ. Gouife, leave to NOR
row on trip aud visit 10 their old
home, Paris, France.
Mrs. r. S. Pfouts leaves C day for st.
| Louis, 10 visit her brother, Mr.. Cundiff,
Of the editorial stan Of the Missouri
Republican, who is in III health,
Hon. Arson Rainey, Of Waxahachie,
/ is I'm the city on private business. Ho
has great faith in the building of the
Waxahachie Il Foi. Worth railway at
an oP-ly date.
DR., j, l.. Carter, health officer, is hav.
ing the city put in good sanitary con9i.
ton and is serving notices on tardy res.
idents - put their promises in good
sanitary condition.
The Houston & Texas Central Is the
shortest aud quickest route 10 St.
Louis, aud only line running through
| Pc'lman sleepers, leaving Dallas (9: }
r. M in the morning Via DenisOn and
Indian Territory.
Captain NJ. j. Lanpdon, the popular
representative OF the Nlngsland & Fer
guson Manufacturing Company, st.
Louis, e~riyed yesterday from u trip
through West Texas. He reports that
the crops are in thrifty condition.
Tho following railway passenger
agents were doing the city Yesterday,
viz; II. y. Hughes, Missouri Pacific;
George Luptsn, Queen & Crescent; Alex
), Thwoatt, Georgia Pacific; George l..
Harrison, Chicago 4 Northwestern;
John Howard, Bee Line; +. d. Barnes,
Chicago 4 Alton.
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THE LOCAL NEWS REC0Rr.
THE BREWERY READY TO OPEN UP
The Secret of Governor Ireland's Visit
The Old Well Murder Fake Had no
Bottom The Courts and
General Matters.
Grand onen,rr of the brewery

0ranu opening Vi thS DiSNNAtt
The Wagenhauser Brewing Asst ia
tion, which will soon be supplying the
city and surrounding country with
pure fresh beer, will give grand open
ing Saturday, June 10, and the occasion
will be celebrated by 2 grand street pa
rade and banquet. The procession will
form at the brewery at a, IN. in the
following order; Meme Bros. Band,
led by Professor Douglas; Wagenhauser
Brewing Association; the city officials,
hes led by Mayor Brown; the fire de-
psl .ment; the military; Porter IL Rodg-
er's buggy establishment; Texas Cot
ton Press Company; w, II. GRADER y
Co., machinery; Sanger Bros; Fee
Bros, Thompson Bros, Betterton d
Hopkins, whole ale liquor dealers
Strauss 4 Levy, Wholesale liquor dealers
Tompkius' Implement Co.. Reinhardt
c'otlier; Weir Plow Co.; HunstablC
Bot and Shoe Co.; Henry Pollock
tlunk factory; Fire Department; band o.
music; military companies and munich
pal officers, The procession, sfter parad
fng Main and Elm streets, will be ban.
quoted at the brewery i'll right r0ya
stys. This is not all by several hogs
hes IS full. That night the brewery
wi donate to the public at Shady
View park AGO barrels of beer. anl
wb''e they quatf the amb0r-hued liquid
Meme Bros. splendid band will dis
course the sweetest of music.
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FAST TINE
.RrFrITHs Il CowsER

Via Vandglia and Pennsylvania Line from
st. Louis to the East, Commencing April
@, 1855.
Day Express-L ST. Louis a, M.
arrive at Pittsburg G:4O a. M, arrive al
Baltimore G;i5 p. M, arrive at Washing.
IN $50 p. m, arrive at Philadelphia at
30 p. M, arrive New York 9:3j p. m.
Limited Express-Leave 81. Louis IL
a M, al rive Pittsburg a, M, arrive at
Baltimore 1850 p, m, arrive at Washing
ton y. M, arrive Philadelphia 4A5 u.
M, arrive New York 6:5j p. IN. Only 50
hours 81. Louis to New York.
Eastern Express-Leave st. Louis
p. M, arrive Pittsburg 6:i0 p. M, AZ live
NJ Baltimore 5:25 a. m, arrive WgSh-
ing,On $50 a. M, arrive Philadelphia
$3.50 a, M, arrive New York s n. M,
nearly hours earlier than formerly,
All trains run daily, Saturday and
Sunday included.
In addition TO above trains the IN
dianapol Accommodation and Cinciu.
natl Express Will leave st. Louis no 7:lt
q. m. daily, except Sunday, arriving AT
IndiauaT )is at 1886 y. m. and Cincin-
natl AT 7;l0 p. m.
Pullman Hotel or Buffet Sleeping
Cars on all trains through to New York
Tickets over Nandalia Line and iOca.
tons In Pullman Cars can be secured on
applications 10 ticket agents OF connect.
ing lines In Texas, or by addressing
GEORGE A, KNIGHT,
Southwestern Passenger Agent, Dallas
Texas.
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Great attraction NJ the rink tonight
Admission 10 cents.
The Well Nrystery Exploded.

The bottom OF the mysterious well in
East Dallas, on Williams street, ordered
dug out by the grand jury, has been
knocked out and a lot of old COW bones
exhumed. This is all. Some one in bis
cups let loose tho remark that years ago
Joe Poison or some body else murdered
a negro and threw the p)dy into the
we'll. This talk reached the ears of the
6rand jury and force was placed al
work excaYSting tho Same, and the re
sul. was as above stated.
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CITY COURT.


City vs. Jack Fay, assault and battery;
So.
City VS.. George Reid, intoxicated; 81.
City VS.. G. r. Davis, intoxicated; 81.
City VS.. j. Ii. Lynn, intoxicated; SO.
City VS.. Mrs. Ballinger, vag .ancy; 81.
City VS., Charles KlnOie, ASSAULT and
battery; $40.
City VS.. L. Yonker, leaving team I'M
guarded; dismissed.
JUSTICE Kendall,
Jim Bell, assault and battery on
john Young; guilty ana fined So and
costs.
COUNTY COURT
Grundy Cox, shooting craps; plea OF
guilty and fined $40 and costs.
Jonn Robinson, shooting craps; plea
OF guilty and fined $40 and costs,
Jlpeter Ham, shooting craps; plea of
guilty and fined $40 and costs.
DISTRICT COURT.
The case OF Joe / )hnstein, tho cotton
swindler, is still on trial.
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There are many cheap cosmetics
offered TO sale, which claim TO contain
nothingi furious TO the skin. This is
all bosh, AL, or very nearly all are COM
pounded from the most deleterious and
poisonous drugs in the materia medica.
They destroy the vitality of the skin,
making the consumer prematurely
wlthered and old. j. A. Pozzoni guar
antees his medicated complexion pow
der entirely free from all injurious mat
ner. Use none other and you will
never regret. Price 80 cents and SlOO
per box. Sold by all druggists and per-
fumers
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The Nuswump Must Be Modest

If our pcodigal friends, the mug
wumps. came back from their diet of
Republican husks asking to be allowed
to ertor the Democracy in tho true
spirit OF sbeir prOtotypt-it thew cane
humbly, asking to hs but as our hlrnd
servants unit the time % Their purifi.
cation had expired, then would we be
willing TO sit In tho background and
see thom devOur tho lated calf But
when they begin at once to swing on
the front gate end 20 assume the man.
as5meut Of the entire farm, We Object
to their having even q shaDkbono for
8 'np.-lSP ! )uis Republican.
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The Houston & Texas Central IS the
shortest aud quickest route 10 st.
Louis, aud only line running through
Pc'lman sleepers, leaving Dallas (9S }
r. M in the morning Via Denison and
Indian Territorv.
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AT THE ST. GEORGE,
w T Burks, Missouri; D w Sprague,
New York; George Sharer, Mt Home
Pennsylvania; John NJ Lewis, Forney
l. L Leland and wife, Waco; Mrs Nj
Walker and family, Breckenridge; r {
Brammett, Terrell; Dan l. Lows, Dali
las; NJ LeyhaRd, Wills Point; j d A
Harris and wife, Dallas City; Ii X Ray
mond, Marion, Alabama; II II Ray.
mond, II K Raymond, Jr., Mckinney; j
@ Conway, Cleburne; Miss Anrie
Eggleston, Yazoo City; VIM Charlton
Terrell; G G Mouutcastle, Mckinney;
J p paulls:. Mckinney a J CaIveiI
John Morris, Sherman; Sol Loeb, city.
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are the records of some of the cures of
assumption effected by that most won
delIul remedy--Dr, Pierce's "GOlden
Medical Discovery" Thousands of
graceful men and women, who have
been snatched almost from the vel J
jaws OF death, can testify that consump-
ton, in its early stages is no longer in
durable. The Discovery has no equal
ost obstinate affections OF the throat
and lungs yield to its power. AL drug
gusts,
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Hawkes. spectaclos-try them.
Temple Emanu.El sohnnl.

The last quarterly examinations Of the
Temple Emanuel school are now in
progress and will continue until next
Tuesday. On Wednesday and Thurs
day, the 18th and 18th, the oral exami-
nation will take place; on Friday the
closing exercises, presentation OF certlfl
Gates, etc. Friends OF the school are in.
vited 10 be present.
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That Free Gravel.

What Is the matter that the City
Council cannot put some Of that gratis
gravel from tho waterworks ON some of
our streets, There IL the north end OF
Sycamore Street, for instance, whore
the black waXey abounds, and II IL Just
the very identical spot for free gravel.
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Messrs Rufus Miers and Leslie Clark
are applicants for the Office of deputy
revenue collector under Colonel II. NJ.
Henderson, the recently appointed col
leotor Tor this district. They are both
good men. Mr.. Mlers Is we'll posted ON
tho duties OF the 9th o, having been al
one time engaged In the whisky busi-
moss,
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Services at the Church OF the saore

ueurt,
Friday, the l2,h instant, will be tho
patronsl feast OF the Church Of the Sa-
cred Heart of this city, and the coca.
sion will be duly celebrated with great
solemnity. Ats o'clock a. m. there will
be solemn high mass, the Rev. Father
Ihion, OF Corsicana, and Fathers Marti-
mere and Drue, OF Dallas, officiating. In
solemn vespers, asermon by the Rev.
Father Damon of Chicago, and bene
diotion. A cordial invitation to attend
" extended 10 all.
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Fourth of July.

The merch ants and citizens of Dallas
generally, the reporters included, pro
pose to celebrate tho Fourth of July by
other patriotic celebrations. irepara.
tions for grand gala day are being
perfected and the affair will prove d
grand success.
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Widening OF nrxnn strnai.

Yesterday City Secretary Parry made
out checks for parties whose property
he'd been condemned for the purpose OF
widening Bryan street. The widening
OF this street Will prove Of great adj.
vantage,
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There has been considerable commen {
concerning Governor Ireland's visit to
this city. but when sifted down Il proved
70 DO merely visit 10 his daughter,
Mr. r. Hurt, who resides here. and .
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w. o. Connorto J. J. Cannon, lot No.
i In block 3, and lot No. 2, in block 9, In
the Cannon and Conner subdivision OF
the Mays estate, on Bryan street, for
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Notice to the rive Department

The officers Of the department are no.
tifiod that the entire fire apparatus viii
form "a line on Saturday, June II, at 9
rade and inspection by the Honorable
Mayor and City Council. BY order,
CHAs. CAIN, Chief
DALLAS, June II, 1856,
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A Card.

ALIAS, June, 10. iss5.--To Messrs !. l..
Porter, w. r.. Rogers, W. N. GRADER, II. V.
1ompkins and Others.
vENTLEMES-Your invitation reoeiy.
Cd aud accepted. CHAs. KAHN
Chief Of ID. n. ID.
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Nntnrv nf The pnhiIn

Yesterday was the last day for
notaries Of the public TO qualify, and
out of some @ appointees there were Il
or more who did not avail themselves
of the privilege.
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County Couylots UtlIzed.

A gang Of county conviots were en-
ployed yesterday wedding the court
house yard. the gang was made up
for the most of colored crap shooters,
ex-wsiters at the Grand Windsor Hotel.
They. were fine weed ierkers, as Dean
Arnold who stood over them with a
shotgun, will testify.
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A Land slId,.

The east.bound train over the Texas
& Pacific, due here at $40 II. M, was
abandoned west of weatherford yester.
day on account of u land slide. A
special was run through from the Fort
- take its place.