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Falcon is the new brand.
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Mrs. Smiths Case, and What the Raw. Mr..
MCklnhtIY hnA 1 q anx nhnnI ~

hckinStry has to say about 1t.
TO THE PUBLIC; have been fearful suf-
lerer Tor hitren years, m"stof the time with
what has been called Eczema or Salt Rhenm
Psoriasis and Lspra, and the like an hay.
Always been told that there was no cure Tor
| me, aud have been so discoura ged that hhd
US soon die rs i've. | have been so badly af-
nlcteu sometimes that there was not the
| smallest spot from the crown of my head 10
the so cs Of my feet that was not diseased,
| ana red MS crimson. II would commence
III small whlle spots, whiOh had silvery
| appearance, but were not deep but If I an
tempted To heal theUi, or soon after their nr,t
/ appearance, they would burn and run to-
gether until there was a complete dry red
scale, which would become o inflamed as TO
crack and look frey and angry, and the burn
| ing sensation would he almost iniolerable.
| twas AZ times so lame that could scarcely
get about, and could not DIR IS myself with
out assistance. have tried many remedies,
| ana nave pm 81 SUOi in n single instance to a
physician, but have ev robtained only tenn
| porary relief. Although helped for time, |
| soon relapsed again to be IA badly troub Ell
as ever, and during he winter OF 1881 and 1882
/ suffered so much rs to be entirely discDur-
| aged. Last June however, was advised nv
Elder and Mrs. H. c. McKinstry w o are well
known In these regions to try your CuTI-
cURA REMEDIES; aud felt somehow little
courage, FROM their favorable opinion of
lhem, to try their Nirtue About the second
week OF July commenced taking he RENE.
uies, ana within SIX weeks began to see y
permanent improvemc Mt, until now (Oct. "
am about as good us new, and my nesh Is
as the flesh OF ~ child.
MRS. BENZ. SMITH.
| icertify That the baove ststement of my
wife Is correct, and loin with her in express
Ing my gratitude for the great benefit she has
| received. n. SMITH
certify that the above statement is correct
! MT smith IL IA prominent man Ia this com
munity, where he lives. He ia well kLown
dealer IN stock, and Is statement, with that
ofhis wfe, fully entitled to credit.
Doneat StansteSd, Province OF Quebec, this
twenty-seventh day of October, 1894.
l.. C.. MCKINSTRY,
Minister OF the GOSPEL.
LATER.-I have seen Mrs Smith RECENTLY.
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Cnnrlia

Browns Bronchial Troches are used
with advantage to alleviate coughs, sore
throat and bronchial affections. SOLD
only in boxes.
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"A NEwlPRESIDENT Annrr,r-
ISTRATION BEGINS ON THE 4T,Ez
Oh MARCH, wITH THE DF1Moc-
RACY IN POWER. UNDER -rFTm
N E3W REGIME THERE WILL, RE,
MANIFOLD EFORMS AND MANY
CHANGES THE ACTS OF CON-
CHESS WILL BIZ ExTREM Ell " TrT-
.IGSESTINC4, AND TEIB CJyRRHnrrr
OF GEN EEoAL Elv EHTTS IMPoRn-
ANIL AND INTERESTING THH
HERALD WILL GIvE
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Three handed people are becoming
quite numerous, they have right
hand, loft hand and are always De-
hlnd hand in taking DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup when they catch q cold.
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Dost want thy teeth nike ivory white,
my lips Ike roses blooming,
my breath perpeigal delight,
Inc common nir perlumlngf
use Sozodoni. for that will bring
Health, beauty, fragrance, everything
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Last weeks sales encouraged nae 10
make further reductions TO Increase our
sales this week. Il Bauman, 100 Elm
street.
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You can Buy This Week for 81 CASH.
Two dollars worth of goods at Bau.
mans,
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,CuTIcuRA REsoLvENr, the new blood pu-
riner. and CUTICURA, and CUTICuRA soar
the great skin cures and beaut fiers are sold
everywhere. Price; CUTICURA, 5Oc,; SOAP,
25c.; hEsoLvENT, 500.
Potter Drug aud Chemical Co, Bosto..
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DEFERRED DISPATCHES.

Little Joker" IL the best smoking
tOba Geo.
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LATER.-I have seen Mrs Smith recently.
and believe her To be thoroughly and pet ma
nently cured. l.. q. MCKINSTRH,
Secretary ldI,nt Cd, toLf, ., To- " Iai NIL
BOsTON, Sept. y, 1881.
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A Splendid Record.

Professor j. l.. Fowler, the famous
phrenoIogist, has been in Greenville
over three weekR, aud has boon kept
constantly busy examining heads and
giving charts. Many Of our loading
citizens, wish their families, have been
examined, and they all express most
complete confidence in Professor Fow-
let's marvellous skill in delineating
character. He tolls of tho disposition,
past life and characteristics OF his sub
iect with accuracy tbatleaves no doubt
in the mind OF any one as TO his great
ability He has certificates from lead-
ing citizens, ciergyman, professional
men AMI aHsiness men of Greenville as
to their e1iIonia satisfaction with his
dalineations ara confeonce II his
scientific lcmog ledge. He Is also 9
thorough ast1t nar, In facs he fore
told the rain OF yesterday, not tron
guess work, buJ from certain tscis
that never fail.
Abundau5 evidence is at hand that
shows that Professor Fowler IL one OF
tho greatest phrenologists living
Greenviile Banner.
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Poor MAJOR ANDRE! He had 8 fate
sad enough in his life, and row his
monument erected by CYRUS FIELD,
is rot permitted any repose whatever.
Somebody has repeated the act Of some
four years ago, and blown 1t down
with dynamite. This doesn't hHrt the
dead msjor much, but it does seem
contemplate on the part of the fellow
who did the sneak work in the still OF
the night. WASHINGTON shed tears
over poor ANDRES fate, and regretted
that his own devotion to his coun-
try compelled an execution
OF brave young man
who vas equally devoted 10 hs
country. His body was not torn to
pieces by oven the man he was then
immediately fighting against. Why
should his monument, a quiet pile OF
insignificant stones, at this lato Gay of
peace be thus rudely disturbed by some
miscreant who sneaks away under the
shades of night after his Don Quixotic
deed.
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ST.. Louis, Nov. %. BssweeR 9 sn6
O'Clock ihis morning DsIy's hotel, Ne
s North Seventh street, cheap loda-
ing aud eating house, tool, fire axe
was badly damaged in the reGr part,
There were IL people in the house and
scene Of great Excitement enbued,
Miss Minnie Sheref, servant, lsaped
from hiTd.story window wand had her
log broken, 4 severe gaHh cut in her
throat, and was burned about the
head, neck and arms.
After the fire was extinguishe6 an
unknown man was found in the thifa
story nearly suGocated and fatally
burned. de was taken to tho AGsoital.
Several narrow escapes wore made,
and ono ~ an was taken from 8 third
story window by the fremen. AIRS.
DAILY, wife o. the proprietor, who was
sick, was safely taken from the house,
but received very severe shock aEc
frigni. .<se
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DuAfn of vioG PnEslpfHf
ngHyuiOFg

"Dsih oyols al ftaks" t..i iHo'
roft, nud foaiorisy'a nua ON 1877 hHNus
aions ~ saN tna feni0nfa ufain oin.
Ora I'D, The mansfch with hIa tiUfly
oovn, thn republican or'rnu wish
lis oiyle Nfea'h, ne Ola man in robust
h allh Che dag before, taa young nan
On disease, both removed by tho nos-
ulutor OF d0a'h the raaf roler ol NO pr
sons. KEu ALFoyao, Of Spain, ana
VGcl.PREsIDusF uHsDRisrs have
golo thl way of all nolh aud
royal and republican blood.
For the former hl- ftonle vii m0ur n,
some from coremonious custom, others
no doubt, sincerely. Bn, for tho at.er,
a country viii iones,ly weep.
AslngulAriy eventual and painfully
atofuly day ~ this! A nation called
on by lLl ruler 20 suspend ia daily ia
bora and oiier thAnksgiVn; for bless
irgs received, & nation called on By ta
greater Ruler Of Tho world % bow in
gIiof for tho death Of The lieutenant
rnlOr OF his country. TFo
death scents in tie Afternoon
of tina Ali OF July, 1925, tho national
holiday, Of two ex-presidont., q lrip.o
coincidence! And now sat more
rorAarksbls circumstance day net
aside Tor a feast oonvafted into u dny
rather for fasting and sucke OH! a
blygraphioh sketch OF the disin-
guIghod dead Ia glyan 10 ar.ihor col
umn, and IL will be read witt removed
Interest IN view OF the severe salanlity
now upon us. Tbs ministers all
through the land and their con-
IsegAtions, will find ample food
for deep reflection IN its
presence, and for tho most
eloquent discoursos aud admonitlons.
Tha. rim. HsNDKIcEs had kis pc
culiarit,es let mono deny. Bns these
arc az 100 light dust that may be on
the glass Of tho lighthouse. lto was
'ull If Bhirirg characteristics aud q
{ msrcl heroism that was nover Quilted
by scout, Hypocrisy orsueh ad1mbrs-
| HANH NHlt AAAl9 AAAFAA NA' SAtAb
mon. rGsy he rose by successive
Stops nr4a III All ths forums OF distirc-
ton 10 Ihas high place he Niles, with
noves scar upon his escutoheon, is
am 40 at.satstion Of the virtues OF the
mag. Thai Ia would nave been
more than equal 10 the future demands
upon him in his new sphere, may
be freely conceded. But no need now
for discussion. He is dead in The
croWu,rg honors OF his public useful
ness, aud 1t seems "a though his death
were premature and his Network in
coIa slsto. But that Infinite Power
whose wsya are inserutble,ha5 known
hest but while Tye sbOald not murmur,
the country, through al It's citizens,
cannot refrain from reggotting the sad
blow that has deprived ii 30 suddenly
Of so superior q specimen OF manhood
md merit.
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GRIMES AND CASUAL IEs.
Buried In tho ran of an Old Building

hufcu IN khc A al oI an VIA bulldAla
JERSEY CITY, Nov. o5.-Ths four
atory iramo structure at No. Il Morris
street, with IN adjoining IaachipG
SHOP, n two-story rooEsry, fell this
morning at li:l6 ard buried Ia The
debris half dogsn perrous. Ibe four
story building was condemned several
months ego. Snd was rot uecupiod
BOYS aud glri1 were ongagea in tcar
ing the structure down when IL fol-.
Mary Schensky, aged s yesrs, was
iiilod outright.
Magslo Smith, sPe 7 years, had soy
HrHi rims broken.
The building ~ a complete wreck
"hu fire department WIS osllei out and
is sssisting lkborers IN removing tho
deoiis, in which there sre sliil hsyeral
Dorsons.
Tho scene Of the disaster 10 sur.
rounded by largo rowds, insllgies Of
friends Riler tho fnieslrg nre neartrend'
Ing.
Maggie Soish, who wGs removed "a
he hospital, died in short timp after
her arrival. At 1890 c'clock o. lac
about II years old was dug out. TO al
appearances life was sxtifict.
Policeman Finley, who was on the
post whom tho accident happened
| states thnt at laRst TWO dszen women,
boys and girls were running "a and
ous Of tho building all the moroing
| carrying sway wood.
A large force is now working OE tha
ruins, but no far 10 mere bodies Asra
boon recovered.
Stephen Waileneltic, aged G yeaf5,
has died.
Rich PruKge, sged years. sna ma
Unknown woman arc believed 20 ia
bsueath the wreck.
George Hall, aged 7, was tekea ort
at 4 o'clock with his scalp torn OF.
Iona Prugge, 12years old, received
scBlp Wounsr.
Mary McKinns, aged 20 years, pod
Edwin fsuhein, eyed years, received
severe injuries.
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EAsLE PASS, Nov. 2s.-lSpeolal, J.
Yesterday Csuuty CLARK DAVE re-
ceiyed Inentata rom tho court of
appeals 8. Tyler "a forward tho origi-
nel verde OF tbs jury that son!oncea
Adauis 20 dsasA ~ tuu murder OF a
y,uug g,rl named 9sliuda last March.
DliigenI search WAS made for tho
document aud /. hNs been diBe1Verea
that 70 hna been stolen from chs
soHnsy clerks Case ny parties I'M
known, but su'p.clnn p1inln very
EiruEaly 10 n oertHiu party. i ~ ow
feared that owiug % the eKtf9mo pre-
caution ia teenn,0t.lti0a usad by tha
court or appeals N giving decisions on
Cases before tnom tnst they VIII
raVarse their pr0siOus confirmation
OF his sentence and fofoa tha cnuaty ia
thr expense VI another trial, md prob
ably the wilss of iHWycra VIII choRt
the galluws, all on account OF tho thui,
OF 100 document.
Afr. Quo Fhoalkeld, on hls tour Oi In
spec,ion ot porta IN his custom district,
reached this port to-day and getieyed
Dr.. II. u. Lane, who hiss Osen serving
for the last thre. years ~ deputy col
leetor. Nr. II. u. ~ oflllt has bson ap-
pointed in ais place, aud takes charge
OF the oilloa to-IU0troW, Hn appoint
mouJ tsat has liven general aasisiSo-
ton The othce pays about Sl,5o0 per
year aud is Erowiog N importsrcs, as
lne entries through this port ere IN
Gre ss,ng ssch year. Nr. MofiiSt s. une
OF our oldaet citizens ana y sbauncb
Dnuaccra'.
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ATTENTION is especially invited to a
communication appearing lin to-day's
issue, entitled "Security for National
Bank Deposits" 1t is written by that
experienced, skilled and shrewd
nancier, Mr.. w. w. FLANAGAN,
csshier Of the Commercial National
bank OF New York. The question dis
cussed is one that is to-day agitating
the country. Bankers, banking mag
azines, newspapers, ETC., have been in
vestigating the value of the position of
Mn. FLANNAGAN. From almost every
State in the Union endorsements of the
plan as to the excellent and feasible
features 1t contains. It will be OBJ
served that it applies particularly to-
national banks, but II adopted - 10
them, it would not be long before the
State Legislatures would require other
banks in the State to furnish similar
security. Or ia default OF that those
ban ks Of their own motion would be
enforced to drift into como similar Sc
,ourity. !
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Merifea Pnnishnnent,

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 25.-At Della
ware, Ohio, yesterday, Mra. William
Dunlap, who had formerly moved in
good eooiety, being & member OF the
leading church, YVES sent to Jail for &C
days to subsist on bread and water,
and fined $500 for cruelty to her STEP
children. The story OF her cruelty az
brought out 10 the trial is
most shocking. A few Days
since she covered the BODY
of one of the children, q little girl,
with soft soap, pumped cold water on
tho little one and scrubbed her with q
broom. The other child, a boy, had
been suspended in q deep we'll by a
rope, and other cruslties were clearIy
proven by tho Humane society Ia tho
prosecution. The woman was followed
TO the Jail by crowd of 800 people, who
jeersd and hooted and talked CT tar
and feathers.
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Houston, Nov. 25.--lSpecial. J. Will.
liam Gerkie, the Blayer Of Ella Evans
the cyprisn, waived preliminary ex-
animation to-day, and was jailed &c
await the meeting of the criminal
court in December.
j. @. O'Neal, who was thrown from q
wagon two days ago in q runaway
died to-day.
A bsrge loaded with $50 bales of cot:
ton took fire ut the wharf of the Direct
Navigation company this afternoon
and $3.50 worth Of cotton WAS de.
stroye5. There were several loaded
barges near, but tho prompt action OF
the IRE department. prevented the
spread Of the flames and several thou
aand dollars loss. A great quantity
was saved by baiHg. thrown from the
barge Into the water.
A small frame building valued q,
$500 burned this forenoon. It was q
total loss.
The cotton burned was insured. The
origin of the fire 10 not known.
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Mckinney.

MCKINNEY, Nov. 25.- Especial =
Dorcis A. Fox gays she has two hug
bands too many, at least that is what
she alleges in her petition for divorce
filed in the district court against A., J.
Fox and III. r.. Mounger.
There were large recsipts Of cotton
to-day, about 400 bales being brought
in. Prices from S25 to o.
L. M. Knephy, Que OF the jewellers
of Dallas, spent tho evening in the
CITY and was entertained by some of
the members OF tha Morrow Block
club. Mr.. Knepfy is reported az re Il
lating that the dengue, after visiting
Gil the citizsus of Dallas except hlm,
had attacked the dogs and cats; that
an old Tom cat had borrowed
a pair OF ssddlo-bags OF
DR.. Thruston, and was professionally
attending his feline friends. And now
the Morrow Block club haa his name
under consideration for membership
&C their next regular meeting. q
Our people will part with Rev. ). W.;
Hill with regret, as he is quite popular.
The Rev. John r., Alien, who Will
fill the pulpit of the Methodist church,
will be welcomed. He is well known
by reputation among us. to-
j. M. Berrge Is on trial before j, W.
Gray, justice Of the peace, for selling
whisky to minors. Il NJ II
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Athens

ATHENS, Nov. 25.-iSpecisl.l Two
Of tho most interesting social evonta OF
the SEASON have just happened sad
both in tho matrimonial limo. The
eas.-bouud train to-day safely landed
Mr.. J. IL. farrell, one az our leading
merchants, ana his bride, nee Miss
Lille Eumsen, tho daughter OF George
NumRsp, OF Palestine, and grand
daughter OF William II. Eumser, al
Baltimore. They were married ia the
Methodist church, Palestine, ~ $3.50
.. m. yesterday, by Rev. Mr.. Natalie.
Palestine Is poorer II charming girl,
Athens is The richer by 3 lovely ana
noble woman.
Next followed, this Gay, at I 80 y. IN,
st the Cumberland Presby teriRn
church, adorned for the occasion, by
the Rev. Mr.. Brooks, tue marriage of
our fellow-townsmaD, John johnson,
Go Miss Ids, She only daughter OF
Frank Neff, OF the house OF Murohisop
g. Coleman. Tho attendants were
Misses Rierson and Wotford with
Paul Jones and jack RiersSn. A
grand reception Is now being given by
the brides parents.
Both brides are present receiving the
congratulations or frisnds, snd one OF
tho loveliest and besG OF Athens lnany
fir daughters has besn worthily wosd
aud Won.
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Marshall.

MARSHALL, Nov. 25.-TSpecial.l -
John G. Brown and other prominent
railroad officials arrived here this
morning, aud after spending the day
examining the shops and grounds,
left for Texarkana this evening. The
attorneys of tho citizons's executive
committee hare perfected their plan Of
action against the Texas & PAcific
railroad company committees. A writ
of Injunction will be presented to
Judge Hazlewo0d now holding court
at Centre, Shelby county, asking that
the Texas d Pacific railroad company
be restrained from removing any
more officss or shops from this city,
and in addition that the court
issue a peremptory order for
the immediate return OF all
the general offices or shops that have
been removed. One of the leading 1t.
torneys will leave for Centre oarly in
the morning aud will present the pa
pers to his honor, Juogs Hazlewood,
for his approval. ~, -
Our people mean buliness, They
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THE agitation for the proposed union
OF Now York and Brooklyn continues,
This hss been on the tapis ever since
the opening of the East River bridge.
The union would thus show q popula-
ton of some 1900. 0C0, or about 100000
more than Paris, ard about one-half
that Of London. WHAT magnificent
city would the new word have if the
consolidation could thus 30 consum-
mated
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THE Pecos Valley, Volume l, Ne. l,
MEANS d WooDALLi proprietors, is 10
hard. II is published at the new town
ofPecos, in the beautiful far west, and
is a handsome, .l4teIe sting paper. The
m echanical get up cannot be sur
passed, snd tho reading matter is an
PERTAINING, rewey and diveraified in
its character. Like the magnificent
country in which it is situated, may it
grow ard prosper until il becomes a
mighty power and strength in the
land.
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THE EIRALp leaves DalHs Tor Fort
Worth zach morning nl4j0 l'clook on
the special Texas & Pdc 90 Railroad
compAny's train, run by 44ld com
pany for Tho express purpose Of car
rying TO Dallas morning dellios at
heir Joint and equal expense.
Thus TIE HERALD will DO found on
all trains leaving Fort Worth for
their respective directions, and At all
stations along tho routes.
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.nIII. Hff If f.IH. ff H
HHI ..nIu IHfH 1Nf 1875
HIf W. liai tHHIH FHfI fI
f'iaf al No. FfhfIil fN lHHlInei0.
uIIlNf 600 |fHf fNHfn HHIN IIU|l Ht.
IA nHs nfn. Hhd eli fHlnslalon0H d.
pufina ine HliHq IlluI iNH NfUfI 81.
ih.sai pruriunefr Wffn dfuppfn if m
s0H rolls Tor VarINua cs1iaf, leaving I
nht ~ crease ~ siAsY. The nv $50 Hf
nuni value nl eanu pInsInn af 40 AZ
of tho year a. fhYHn o. DO $40 "
asd ne nFsI -. ggnusi yaluo
t0,6si,3si. Th0 amount prl1 Tor POSE
SONS nuTing fhs year Ia iGi9 t3, Hn
Increase M smuunt over the prrViou
year Of ta,cGp, 8ss.
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IhnIIn.lnIInns,rInrdnr

lsr. LOUIS, Nov. 2j-FEo mystery
surrounding the assassination OF ox-
Mayor John i. Bowman, IN Eat 81
Louis, s. still uus0!ved. The
taking OF testimony bsiofe the
GorOn6rB JSFy was completed
to-day and a verdict to tho
sflsct that deceased came 10 hls 18th
40 che nands " some party or par
ties unknown, was rendered.
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fie nfft nH.iy iupfhlifd vilL 10
lfsf.fliI ri fhelf ntIN ard afn IHInfI
Ilf.1 ~ lNfufae d ~ he ptft ~ ftN
|0HNHNF me iHfnls N filn eorlfgrf,
LEI ffnV they sfffei unon oeflaln
Hfms nld 'lndliiNnt nplt tho paft Of
.ia rluttns lf Marshall aa1 Harrison
fYuhif, 10 o.taIliHn Hld mnlntlin the
HrfH1u ifiafs, gnnofsl uintes, nir Of
ifH Uimptry i1 fIis flfY Too aitO4.
rHFh afe tnunH thN u ht uistlntulshtd
ui uar bar, AND are sAnguino OF sue
rasI.
Rev. d.. Palmer, agreeable 10 ~.
upiutnitul, preached hi SOC lroibyf
iafian rhuf0h las n.ah. Tho onurch
waa niltd 90 IT, "a Unjust cnpsaity. iiE
HHTiuon Nss listened tu With prpf una
attention, Hgd al ara delighted and
ndihed BIZ iha contemplating b1aniy OF
HE discourse, Hg iaayss Tor his homo
in Nes orleans t4-daf.
tue wnHt10r continues cool aud
pleasant
G. y. Sluagt. Jr,, Of aa.nesVillo, Was
In tho city yettefdsy.
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To compyohsad more clearly the
magnitude OF Tia castle interests OF
this country, ilnsgine a column Of cat
tie II feet deep stretching from Now
York 10 San Francisco and then back
again to Boston, and you have it. The
valuation of this is put down ct 81 $780,
100000. Tho annual product from
these animals exceeds in vslue four
times the yearly earnings OF nj! the
railroads of the country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
Tyler.

TYLER, Nov. 25.-TSpecial.l -At tho
public sale OF lots at Lufkin, OH the
Rsnsas d Gulf and Bremond railroads,
yesterday, nearly $1,000 worth were
disposed of. This included over 100
lots, MIR. Hugh Stevenson, of New
York, WHO owns one-half of the stock
Of the Kansas u Gulf Short Line rail
road, and his attorney, Mr.. Richard
Barker, arrived in Tyler last night. 1t
liz understood no comes to attend the
meeting OF stockholders of this road,
which has been called for Saturday,
November %, for the purpose of trans
acting important business.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

THE death OF VIcE-PRBsIDBNT HIM
DRIcKs makes Mr.. EDMUNDs, of Ver-
Il, the vice-president of the coun-
49,. He will have the appointing
power. Thus new direction will be
given to affairs in the framing OF the
national enactments ss we'll as in the
Sanate.