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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08


There are two ways OF reaching the
pfople. One is 10 advertlge in a well
circulated newspaper, tho other to sell
the right goods at proper prices. We
reaort to both Of these mearg and have
thus far found thsm successful. This
week our regular space Nill be found
hlled with the grand offerings We h.vo
put out for our customers, and whom
yoa call to see them you will flud jast
what il adver ised. Bosidea the goods
mentioned we have few broken lots
OF that favorite ladies' shoe known M
tho pump solo turns, tina. wa vii sell
Of 50. They are WORTH from 81 to IS =
pair. Ladies' wishing to benefit by this
bargain should call 5000, IS there IRE
only about 200 pair, all told, They viii.
not remain with us long At this price.
SANGER Bros,
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chairs are unique in design, made Of
the beet walnut and present an ele-
CANT appearance. The handsome car
psf IL being rapidly made, and the as
sembly chairs and hot-eir furnace,
portable form, are nov on the way.
We reserve sfaller description lntil Il
10 entirely completed. Beiug i'm
pressed with the ornate stvls Of the
improvements, We esnno. refsain from
Mentioning thsm, even before they are
fipisheJ,
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City Contract with the Gas Compass,

The contract between tho city and
the Dallas Gas Light company wss
signed yesterday. Tho contracts to
run for three years, beginning October
., and tho Gas comp any 10 TO furnish
2l2 lights at $50 each per snnum, per
light. The lamps ara 10 he Lighted
when the moon IN nOtUD. This will
give tho city 81 additional lighte.
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Captd's Capers.

During the week ending TO day, Ii.
csnses have been issued to tho follow
ing couples;
y. Huiejin and N. J. Ealltr.
Frank Wilson and Amanda Clark.
\. Coats and Marie Cansds.
Gilbert q. Wright and Della Slaugh-
ter.
], a. Macarthur and Sarah Il. Car.
san.
w. Il. Roberaon and la R.wlins.
j. Il. Phelps and Maggie Walker.
A. e. Russoll and Sophia Mitchell.
Peter q. Lasr and Mrs. Msttit
Barker.
9. G. Kesthloy and Sarah a, Camp,
bsll,
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Captain W. p. owens, sheriff of
Galveston county, passed through
the city yesterday On route homs from
Terrell, whittier no had gone to trans
fer MIRA Mollie Patton, aged So years,
aud Mrs. Rosa Isimer, aged 81 years,
to tho lunstic asylum, Tho former
Imagined that she was Dewitchvd, aud
the other had hobby on religion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

Boys call ~ the PUNISHABLE Boot 4
shoe Company, 7l2 Elm street, aud soc
viii Hunstable's throe new styles OF
toes ON ehoes. Tho Dude, Walken.
fast, aud Dallas toe. Leave the pho.
tograph OF your foot thors, and the
shoos Won't hurt YOnr cnrna.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
Proersss IN Church Im.rev .me,,s.

A peep into the First Presbyterian
church will convince ono that no idle
talk has bssn INDUCED in concerning
the improvements being inside. The
ceiling b undoubtedly chs handSom.
81 Of The kind In the South, and re-
1sois grea4 credit upon che whole
s si az f. Sssls e s "a
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Thxt Opium yoIpt

1t IL ssid that Justice Schahl in
tends brsrklog up tho opium joins on
Elm s,reoE, near the crossing OF tn,
Central railroad. This institution
was established some two yesra ngo
and, though its existence has been
wolf known 30 those who know tho
town." it has MAYER boon m0lested
John ChinamGn runs tho den. II /.
frequented almost entirely by fallen
women.
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Atlanta, Ga, August II, 1875.

] have had a cancer on nay face for some
yesrs, extending from one cheek bono
across the nos 70 tho oihsr. 1t has given
me > great deal OF pain, - times burning
aud itching to such an extent that f. was
almo.t uubearable. | commenced usi 6
Swiffs Specihc In Nay, SIS aud have used
eight bottles IL IA giyon The greatest re-
ief by removir g the inflammation aud res-
turtug my general heath. w. BARNES.
Knoxville, lows, Scptembcr Y, 1885.
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II he who makes two blades OF grass
grow whore only QUO grow before Is q
beneiactor, equally 20 II hs who no.
loves one OF our physical ills. Blu,
81, Jacobs OH does moro; rheumatism,
hsadsche, nausalSie, sprains, burns
aud bruisea all yield TO Its treatment
which Ia at once .lmplo and etllcsclonn
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Now stationary e. Erb's.


Yesterday mornins Sheriff Smith
was tslegraphad TO by Sheriff Beck, OF
Collin county, To Goms st once and
bring his blood hounds to trail tive fu-
gitivos that had broken jail. A special
20 THE HERALD il snoth9r column
gives the full particulars of tbs break
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Tlrem su's ISa,l.

The Fircmen's Relief society are
makiuy arrangements to give a grand
hrsmen's ball in tae near future. They
wish to have 1t Ia tho Mercaan,a' Ex-
change, and intend having Memo
BroS. full band. They expect TO
make this IA elegant affair. The day
has not yet beou determined upon.
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A party OF young people, chapcroned
BY Mrs. DR.. Logan, Mrs. Daft, Miss
Agglo Wright and Mrs. Yates, went to
Ferris grove to-day and had Y most
delightful time, returning with several
bushels OF pecans. Many thanks 10
the young gents that accompanied
them,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

Professor II. Schumacher, formerly
OF st. Louis aud New Orleans, viii
give thorough instructions on the
piano and violin, and IN vocal culture.
VIII serve also as conductor to con-
certS, operas, osatorios, etc. Appiics.
tons may be made at G. IL. Edwards
mn sic store
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For Many year. was a sufferer with cay

For Many years was a sufferer with cav
Ger ofthe nOse, and having boon cured by
the use offs, =. s., | feel constrained by q
sense ofau,y to suffering humanity to make
this statement OF my case. With the
fourteenth bottle he cancer began TO heal
rapidly aud soon disappeared, and for sew
trsl IN )nths mere has been no appearance
y, 2sJre OF any kind ON my nose os face,
n liner II my nose ut ali tender to the
touch have taken about two dozen bot
tl,s 5, =. and am soundly cured, and /
| h now hat 4, y. = efrec ed the cure AFT ar
| every known remedy was tried and had
| failcc. RoBRRT SMEDLrY,
Fort q llner, Ga, May |, 1856
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DR.. scotts Cocoa, Beef, Iron and
Phosphorus, one of tho best tonics Tor
loss OF appetite aud debility. Try Il,
For sale by Hickox Il Hoarno, Patter-
son, Glover Il Co., Jetf House and
Howell Broa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

Dallas Typographical Union No. l73
Will meet this day Sunday, ut SD.
m, pursuant to Adjournment OF tenn.
porary organization, the charter nav.
ing been received, II. +. GRAY,
preaident,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

Az soon IS YOU are roady to lay IN
your stock OF Christmas goods, remem-
Der the China Hall 10 In the market 20
beat stylea or prices OF any house,
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AT tho late weddings you could have
easily found out which OF the presents
were bought at the China Hall, Tor
certainly they showed mp most tsstily
OF all OF them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

Have used Tongsllne extensively In
neuralgia and rheumatism. Find IL a
safe, easy and reliable remedy. In all
cases Of neuralgia or rheumatic pains
seems TO be . specific. q. w. Prindle,
N. D., Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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e. e. 70 I T w &, [. 1 y Eys IN
ssR SKIN CANCER


For seven Yeas suffered with cancer
on my face. al the simple remsdiey were
applied TO alleviate the pain, hut the pla Sc
continued 10 grow, finally extending into
my nose Fl IN which came u yeilowiSh dis
chsrgc very Offensive in character. II VAS
also iniiamed, aud annoyed me great
deal. about eight mouths aSe ] was in
Atlanta, at the house OF a friend, who go
strongly recommended the use Of Swiits
Specific that determined TO mako al Of
fort 10 procure 1t. In this was successful
and began Its use The influence OF the
medicine Mt first was to somewhat Agra
waite the sore; but soon the Inflammation
as allayed, sud / began to improve after
The first few Bottles. My general health
has nrently improved. am stronger, and
able 10 DO n Kind OF work The osucer
on my face began to decre0 Sc and the ulcer
10 heal until there Is not = yestiyo Off let
only little sea marks the place where
1t had been, | am ready 80 answer al
questions relati o to this cure.
sMRe. JoICIG A, MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ga D., August IL, 1875.
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The silver metal goods at China Hall
oost but half OF tho plated-wsre, and
viii leet forever; but " you prefer, you
can have the best Of Rogers plated
goods ~ well aud GOT them cheaper.
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had heard of the wonderful cures o.
Svilts Spe ifc. and resolved to try II. |
commenced taking II In April, 1884. NJ
general health was much lmpTo ycd, yet
u.d ~ grow slowly but surely. The bunca
grew and became quite heavy. felt thet
must either have II cut or die. But II
commenced discharglng quantities OF oil.
mos block, thick hood, II continued
healing around tne eigessuntll February
when IL was entiroly healed up and well
BETSY WooD
Cocheset,. Plymouth co, Mas July IL, 1885.
swifts Spociac Is ontlrely vesetaple, aud
seems 30 cure cancery by forcing out the
impurities from the b God,
Treatise oa BloJd aud Skin Diseases
matted fee.
TIRE SWIFT SPECIFIC o., Drawer 3, At.
lanta Ga N. v, lS1 W 90 81.
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East pplla. Ctr Uouncll.

The city council Of East Dallas met
In regular session and transacted a lot
Of routine business OF no especial In.
terest 10 the public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

The now buisque figures, Seguino
goods aud other novelties At the China
Hall show plainly that ID. Goslin Tor
RlchArd) 10 himself again, for IL IL ne
who made tho selections
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:. Will you suiier with dyspepsia and
liver complaint Shiloh's Vitallser IL
guersnteed TO cure you. Sold by J. l..
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"Brst Hsrte," "Chss. Espcrt Grad.
dock" "Einme!son," and all standard
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Dstrsit safs Company.

Dstrst sara Compsny's
Fire and burglar-proof ,afes, vault
doors and bank work. Frank j..
Smith a %, general ssents, SIC him
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Look out for our offerings OF teas.
They are coming, and coming TO stay,
~ Weller's cash grocery.
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Burr Bros. ahead in gents furnish.
ing goods. 500 Main street..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

VIII unload Monday, one car apples
and one car buster, cabbage and elder.
WIN. SBnA 4 Co.
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Posts almoss given away, all ssyles
blndines, u Erb's.
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rLIPPEN, ADoUw & LOBIT.
B A n K T B s,
Corner Elm and poydras Streets.
DALLAS, TEXA A.
EDUCATIONAL.
Tulane University OIL oulsiana
LAW DEPARTMENT.

LAW DEPARTMENT.
The next session OF this department will
begin Monday, November 10, 1885.
The Law School Is not limited TO instruc.
tion in the civil law of Louisiana, Its Lao.
res and course of studies are designed In
prepare the student for admission TO tina
bar not only in this State, but also in any
of the com t9on law states of the Union Il
Invites TO its classes all who wish TO at
themselves for the practice Of the law Ia
professors are well known lawyers OF long
standing at the bar, ripe in experience, and
still actively engaged in the practice OF the
profession. Tuition, $50 GER session.
FACULTY..
Randell Hunt, LII d., Emeritus Rector.
Professor of Constitutional Law, CONNER.
cial Law and the Law of Evidence.
William Francis Mellen, LII. D, Dean,
Professor OF Common Law and EQUITY
Jurisprudence, and Lectu er on Criminal
Lsw and the Law OfPleading
Henry Carleton Miller, Professor Of
Admiralty and International Law.
Henry Denis, Professor OF Civil Law and
Lecturer on the Land Laws of the United
States
All communications should be addressed
TO WILLIAM +. MELLEN,
Dean of the Faculty of Law,
10 Carondelet street, New Orleans, La
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u Dsy:r; = Fs s. =: 2 ssqse .y y :
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WASTnp-Expsrienced ,sales.lsdies
In our millinery department.
SANGER BNos.
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Relief and Cure

The immediate use of Ayers Cherry
Peetoral, in the earlier stages Of throat and
lung diseases, is highly important. Every
hours delay is dangerous, and may prove
fatal. Z. G. Reynolds, druggist, Dixfeld,
Me-, writes: ayers Cherry Pectoral is q
wonderful remedy. In the fall of 1915 l
was taken with q sudden Cold, accompa-
MED with terrible Cough. Isuaered for
threemonths, grew worse oil the time, and
was threatened with Consumption.
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Sunday Scheol Social.

Ths Sunday sohool OF the FIRST Con.
greg stionAi church hsl social az the
grouods OF Mrs. q, 4, Dickinson, corner
OF JscSaon and Cibsil stress TINS fol.
lowing programme way presented and
hiahlY enjoyed:
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AYERS
Cherry Pectoral

was recommended 10 me by neighbor,
and had favorable effect at once. con-
tinued its use until five or six bottles had
been taken, when l was completely
cured.' DR.. Chambers 5. Penn, Rarden,
Seioto Co., Ohio, writes: my wife was
afflicted with a violent Cough, accom-
panied with Bleeding. Remedies usually
prescribed in such cases failing, I resolved
to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which, [
am satisfied, saved her from Pulmonary
Consumption"
PREPARED DY
Dc. J. G. Aver G Co., lowell, Mass,
For sale by all Druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-24
THE COURTS.


Witnesses who are summoned before the
rient standing at the door and loungng on
the corridor, awaiting their turn to he called
before that body. Frequently as many AS IL
or 20 witnesses could be seen outside the door
leading TO the grand jury room, blocking the
corridors, making IL difficult to get by. A
room should be provided for these witnesses.
il is as right and proper that the officials pro.
vide for their comfort n for that of any one
else.
A poor man named Murray, living four
miles from Earivilc, WIS before the grand
Jury on last Wednesday giving testimony as
10 certain facts connected with the Wilson
bank failure at that village a few weeks ago
It seems that Murray had been accustomed to
pay Ia small installmcnts to the bank TO have
them sent to Elgin to the person from whom
he had bought his land. The last payment he
handed to Wilson WAS $500, a month before
the failure He called at the bank frequently
tor an acknowledgment OF the draft on the
Ggin bank but was put of from time TO time
by one excuse or another, and then came the
failure. Wilson, he insists, deceived and de
frauded him, and as he told his story TO the
jury with the tears running down his weather.
bronzed checks, there was much outspoken
sympathy for the honest old farmer.
The case Of Mcrrick and Walker against J.
P. Tilden came up before Judge McRoberts In
The Circuit Court last Wednesday. The parties
are all Peruvians. The plaintiffs are officers
Of the Law In that city, and the defendant is
money.Iender Of the shylock persuasion. On
the night Of Dec. I, 1888, Tiden was shot by
some party or parties unknown, and his left
arm had 70 be alnpntated at the shoulder from
the effects Of the wound. He employed the
officers TO ferret out the perpetrator Of the
deed, and after working on the case for three
months they presented him bill Of 900,
which he refused TO pay. The case was tried
before Esq. Underhill, Of Peru, and the plain
tifYs given verdict of 500. Tilden appealed
the case TO the Circuit Court, and the jury,
after being out sbout twenty minutes, brought
IN q verdict for the amount claimed. Il vas
shown In evidence that the officers traced the
crime TO the doors Of relative Of his who re-
AID. sea- Tlid"r, but the latter would no.
,e.r .aen e III re the arrest. IS '@s ~.
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of Holder Nelson. Ad claims $3.50. 80

EFT of Holder Nelson. Ad claims $3.50
allowed.
In the matter OF the guardianship Of Mary
Jane Co0n.y 81 al. Hearing on pet TO sell
real estate.
Same Ia the matter Of The guardianship OF
w \ COnncss.
Catherine & Chapin Oscar and Alvin W.
Chaplin, executors Of the last Kill fild test of
Alvin Chaplin Hearing on claims set for
FEB %.
In the matter Of the cOnsGryatOrship OF ~
rah Edward-. Final report 81 conscrvator.
VIM Anderson Geo b Woodward, ad Of
! the est Of ElcauOra anderson. Hearing on
claim of e. ,0Jj set for Jan, NJ
VIM and Mary + Anderson same est.
| Claim Of ; 800 set for same date.
b + Anderson same. Claim Of 1886 set
! for hearing same date
! Est Of John schlc-inger. Apprsrs bill, in
vcntOry, and widows REIMBURSEMENT ana 81.
! lection fled and approved.
Albert ID Wallace, al OF The estate OF Chas
Wallace, deceased, Jeanette and Arthur
! Wallace Pet to sell real est TO pay debts.
! I'd MCINTYRE John Elder, ad of the estate
| Of Esther Elder, deceased Pet for revocation
OF letters OF administration.
| Est Of Chas Preston. Ordered administra.
tor TO hlc new bonds in the sum OF 1900 10y
18th inst.
EFT Of Robt Lett Pet for partial dis.
Guardianship OF Grace Lee ct al Letters
granted 10 Frances + Colwcll. Bond in the
| sum of 5000, with J < II COlwell suretics,
Guardianship Of Frauk Hatzig ct al Let
tiers 10 Mary HatLig, Bond in the sum Of
| 81 600; William Miller and Lorcnz Stumpf
surCtlCs.
Julius w Rock Elizabeth Schmitz, gdn
| Of Peter Reck ct al Pet 10 be released on
, bond. Citation issued.
! Elizabeth w Clark Geo l. Blanchard, ad
OF the Is, Of James Yates. Citation to make
| report.
| Naomi Kidd ct al ' Geo W Edwards, cV Of
the last win and tcst OF Sarah Edwards, decd
Pet for an order admitting the bill 70 probate,
! Hearing on same con 10 Fgh ,.
Est OF John Seals. Rep Of acts
! Ests of Martin Miller, John Yocum, Ansel
! Dewey and s p Couch. Pet for nual settle
mcnIs granted
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County Court,

The attention OF the county court WAS yes
tcrday taken mp with the Forbes & Flick fall.
ure OF December 18th, with liabilities OF some
s9i 900. The creditors of the firm filed pc
tition asking that Williamson, as assignee, be
removed and that the defuuct firm be ordered
to disclose what had become Of from $1,000
to $4,000 which II is claimed the firm had
purchased OF these creditors since September
last, at which time 1t WAS understood to be
be perfectly solvent, with q, 800 above all lia-
biiities. Messrs. Forbes and Flick and their
book keeper, Miss Virginia Hook, were exam.
ined at length but very little information was
elected.
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CARY.--W. IL. Gary, OF ,ncdSV, 10 III NV
city.
MARrls.-Ex Supervisor John Martin, OF
La Sale, was in the city on Wednesday.
MILLER -Ex County Judge c. ;. Miller
now NJ Chicago. was in Ottawa last Tuesday
sAPP.-Al. J. Sapp, Chicago, was visiting
relatives and friends in this city during the
week
RIsy.-W. j. Lcacock, jr., manager OF the
Morris Gem Skating Rink, was in this city
This week.
ssrrH.-Thc wcll-known horseman, Charley
Smith, Of Earlylle, was at the Clifton last
Thursday.
ApAMs.-EX Representative Wright Adams
O., Sheridan, registered at the Clifton on Mon.
day last.
O,DoSNELL.-J. l.. O'Donncll, Of Joliet,
one Of the leading lawyers of the bar of that
city, was at the Clifton last Tuesday.
sMIrm.-Mrs. A. 3. Smith left for Aurora
l.st Wednesday / attend the golden wed.
ding Of her sister, Mrs. Luman iiinklcy
MuLIGAN.-James Millgan and his bride
nave secured suite OF rooms at the clifton,
having returned from their bridal trip 10 Ne"
Orleans last Monday.
INSTALLATION w. W. Waddcll, r. d. Nc
Donald and John Evans, Of La salo, came up
lat Thursday night to be present at the in
stsllstion ceremonies Of Judge Blanchard.
6IRL.--J. c. McKeon spent Sunday in the
great coal city of the county. 1t is pretty
.veu established fact that Mes first love,
beautiful Streator belle, is the cause OF
Hoee frequent visits.
MAYo.-Hcnry Mayo returned from Phila-
6elphis last Saturday, where he had been for
some time taking dispositions in tho water
power bond case, the amount involved being
s92soO. Mcvcagh represented Carter, the
plaintiff.
MONTGOMERY Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G,
Montgomery, OF La Sale, spent the first day
81 the week with relatives in this city. These
young people stand very high in the esti'
nation Of their many friends, both here and
81 La Sale.
CLIFTON Mr.. A. W. Shaw, chief clerk at
HE Clifton, is becoming dcscrvedly popular
with the travelling public and others who
make that hotel their stopping place. Harry
Hammond the genial little gentleman, has
been assistant day clerk there for the past
Two weeks duriig the proprictor's absence.
PARR.-H X Parr, Of Serena, was in town
Tor the past two weeks as grand Juror. He
/. one of the ablest Of the individuals who
composed that body, and though now fifty
years of age his years set lightly on yet
vigorous, active frame, and he is so sprightly
and ioyisl in manner that very few would
mink that he had ncarcd his semi centennial.
Il Is the vel! wish OF the FREb TRADER that
be may enjoy the good things of this life for
many years to come
MrLIrARY-Capt. X. d. Mcdonald and LIST
Lieut.. b. Y. Walrad, officers Of Co. l., |. N.
g., La Sale, have sent in their designations.
Frank Bry, who is unqucstionably the best
Informed young man in that city on military
tactics, resigned months ago on account OF
not being able to devote the necessary time
10 the duties of his position as LIST Lieut.. I'd
Lieut.. John NJ Madden, highly and de
servedly popular officer with the company
and the best drilled man OF the command,
will be elected 10 the captaincy OF the com.
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The last and most dangerous form of
Rheumatism Is that which attacks the
heart Heretofore there has been little
hope Tor patient when the disease reached
this stage. But Mrs w. Wellman, of Kings
Vile, Ohio, writes as follows: IL received
the bottle of ArHLOPHoRos all right. Have
received more benefit from il than from
any other medicine ever used. II relieved
me from all pain around my heart the first
day, and wen. 10 bed and slept we'll"
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John Wargo, Karlcak; W. T, Mullins
Julia Doolan, SAM 5. Thompson, Christina
Harkcrson; Joseph ". Butte, Martha A. Ink-
John Bri-co, Alice Wargo; Saml C. Lynn
Fannie Keglcr; Peter Mueller, Anna knscht
Michael Gull, Mary shehn; Carlisle NJ. Pool
Louise T. Fogg; Chas. Morris, Nancy Glcc
Michael Kach, Anna Daniu.ak; Christ. Arm
buster, Carrie Arkhur-t; Thos. A. Hctrich
Hattie Il. O'Neill; Simon 4. Perkins, Mrs
frankie May; Roh't JGmison, Agnes Hardie
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