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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
CORSICANA GULLINGS.
EXPOSITION MATTERS BOOMING
A County Society Formed--A BAD Negro
from Rice-A Dcath-A Newspaper
Man on Trial for Assault and
Battery-Other Very In
teresting Local Dots

CoRslcANA, Oct. 81. - [Special.1 - A
meeting OF our citizens was held in the
opera house tonight in answer to a
call from Commissioner johnson, ana
AFTER an address from Captain Veal or
tho object and purposes of the gathor-
Ing, county exposition society was
organized, with Mayor n. s. Nabbstt.
Hon. BRYAN Il. Barry, George II. Jes-
ter, s. ID. Curtis and NJ. d. Coffeen as
an executive committee. This COM
mttlee IL to meet tomorrow and an
point such other committees an they
may deem necessary. Resolutions
were adopted to the effect that Ma.
vsrro county should be we'll repre-
scented at the expositons, both
AZ New Orleans and London,
aud urging the board OF
trade, city council, county commits.
sioners court and other organizations
anu individuals Of our county to exert
themselves to get up an exhibit that
Will rebound TO the credtt OF tho
county and city. II was further urged
that The county papers keep the great
| Importance OF this movement before
tholr readers and aid in every way In
their power to nave "a good representa-
ton from Navarro county.
jake Brown, colored, living near the
L0ckhart farm in the Rics vicinity,
was brought In to day by five armed
| negroes, aud on examination before
Judge Walton, was, in default OF
$500 bail, lodged in jail under the
charge OF assault with intent to muir
der. IL ssoms that Brown aud his wife,
who have been parted for abont ten
months, owing TO disagreement,
were on bad forms, aud yesterday the
husband won't to her house aud beat
her, afterwards cutting her with "a ra-
zir onceon the hand, CASA about five
Inches lOng, and once In tho bronst,
the latter being bat n slight cut, her
corset saving her life. Brown then
dragged nor Into tho woods, aud after
getting her intO thicket, tied her
hands and WAS ab0ut TO kill her, when
a parry OF Other negroes who had gone
30 bunt him. stopped him. The res-
ouins party were about TO lyHcb him
hut were restrained.
Charles Herman died this morning
o. O'Clock OF quick consumption. Tho
deceased was at one time in good cir
cumetancos and In business in st.
Louis whore his vito was run over aud
allied by streetear. He spent what
money he had in u suit to recover dam
ages from tho company, running iino
business which he had in st. Louis
ana eventually drlftod to Corsicana
where he worked for some time as a
timer and died in object poverty. He
will be buried by the city.
A rich time was had at tho msyor's
office this morning at the trial of b, IL. |
Melcar, Esq, editor of the Kerens
Lgat, and justice of the peace OF
korens, for assault and battery on j.
z. Horton, proprietor OF the Horton
house. The Squire pleaded hls own |
case, but was nevertheless fined IS anu |
cost, amounting to SIG for his little
diversion.
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Gainesville,

GArSEsvILLE, OCf. 2l.-[Spacla.. l.
A dastsrdly attempt at iucendisrlyln
Is reported to have been mado soon
after tho flee yesterday morning. An
attempt waS made 10 fire the brick
block south OF tfe oua which had lust
burned. A lot OF straw aud paper
was collected and placed among some
dry lumber immediately 10 tho esr OF
one OF the buildings aud seJ on fire.
The light Attracted thS Sttention OF
some ono passing and the lire was OK
rngulshed before much damage was
done.
ZOO Gillenwaters and Miss Csllie
Bone were married Ia this city last
night, Rev. d. Il, Bone. of Whites zorro,
brother of the bride, officiating.
Charley Newton, at Snerman, Ia in
the city arranging for tho shipment of
several hundred head OF beef cattle to
Northern markets.
The dengue Ia On the decrease.
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ABILENE, Oct. n. - Special -Tbt
case of Tortay Davidson aud Gross
Custer, in a plea of roconvention for
damages TO the tune OF $4,000 agsiua,
Win, CAMERON IL Co., was to-day sub :
mitted 10 the jury. Up to this hour
there has bsea no verdict returned.
This Is q very important case, az there
are several mere cases on this docke,
that hinge upon the same point,
notably y suit for $4,000 damages
against Schneider Il Davis, for wrong
fully sueing out an attach mens.
Little Maud, q well-known sporting
woman OF this city, took an overdose
Of morphine yesterday evening with
suicidal lutent, and is now dying.
This evening the mousse Of Mr..
George W. J4l nick was totally do
stroyed by fire, which originated
through the carelessn ess OF the cook.
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Have Your Shirts and Drawers Made to Order at Claueey

that the bill hoi been presented by 3
grand jury composed OF Is men, and
thst the court OF appeals had recently
decided thss agrand jury composed
OF moro than Il men was
i.seSM aud its scts null and void. The
State entered n0ls prosequi in the
case over the exceptions OF defendants
counsel. The defendant was re
mandeds ito tie custody of the sheriff,
carried before Esquire Oyerton, and
al m,tsed to bail IA tn, sum of $500,
Which was readily given. As this case
haa oson expected 10 consume the re-
m9inder OF the week, tho court had
discharged ali tho witnesses In other
criminal cases until next Monday.
There will, therefore, be no more
court this week. Judge Hall is called
TO Meridian 10 hose = habeas corpus
case.
The now steam fire engine was &C
copied BY the city council last night
ana Mayor Stroud ordered to draw up
tne papers. The steamer has beer
thoroughly t9,rod aud proved salts.
factory.
Mayor Stroud WAS also ordered "a
set ~ the oys.ars. wn,cn hs graca i.
fully did
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TYLER TOPICS.
ANOTHER JAIL DELIVERY NOTED
James Lathrop aud Charles Jordan ARC
tho Names of the Criminals mt
Larso-A ConfIagration Avert.
ed-Thc Higher Courts.
Local aud personsL

TYLER, Oct. 2l.-lspscisl,l -Anothe
JAIL delivery occurred here last nigh,
between the hours of midnight and
o'clock this morning, in which jaime,
Lsthrop and Charles Jordan, ALA.
GoFdon, made their escape, and I'D to /.
late hour this evening nothing had
been heard OF them. Lilhrop was con.
victed OF Incest AT tho late torn OF the
district court, and his sentence was
affirmed by tho court OF appeals on
tue l7th instant. Jordan was arrested
on October 10, and is charged with
hghwey robbery. They made their
escape by digging hole through tho
bottom OF tho iron cell and through
tho walls OF tho iail building.
The Tyler oil mills narrowly o.
capped burning last night at IL O'Clock.
Through tho csrolessnoss of ono OF the
mon In handling lighted Iantern tho
cotton In tho lint room was iRnited.
but, fortunately, tho boss to the water.
works was noar at hand, and bv
promp. use Of 1t tho fire was extln.
guishod.
The court of appeals to-day affirmed
MO IollowtpE Gases: Harrison q 90.
vs.. tho Western Union Telegraph
company, from Gregg county.
Nelson vs.'the State, from Walker
county.
Lane W. tho state, from sau Angus.
tine county.
g, atlaor ". tho State, from Dallas
r II: Day VS.. tho State. from La.
VISA county.
. u. bay vs.. tho State, from Lavscs
county.
Reversed and rsmandea; Fostar ~.
the State, from Dallas county, "
MOI ion granted and Rvpeal rain.
statsd; l. oyd w. tho Slate, from
Jones county.
Submitted on briefs for both psrtic.,
R,iney w. the State from Cooke
aeniloy va. tho state, from Cooke
y, Johnson n, vs.. the state, from Cooke
S'o~o
C. Cadet Va. tho State. from Cooke
Submitted on briefs and arRunsu,s
or both parties: Lucas Va. the State.
rom Smith county. Wv ~'-'''
county. N~o0VS
,ounty. WV"
. CeftIorsri gtauted. Adam ~. ths
STATE, from Maverick county.
lewis W.. tue btAte, nom Csss |
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Denton.

DENTON, Oct. 2l.-[Spoclsl Wv. w.
West, saddle aud harness maker, was
closed to-day by attachment. Paar,tt
Bros. and G. Ii. Schooikoff, both of
Dallas, are the attaching creditors, for
500 and $3.50 respectively.
Martin ". Joass, sgsl II years. vas
adiudged lunstic to day In ths coun
ty court, and ordered sent to the asy-
lum st Terrell.
Judge Bradley, ex-otiicio school
superintendent, reports the schools OF
! Denton Goluby in a furnishing condi.
ton. Most o: the schools nave on
gsgs0 yheir teachsrs, aud in ab1nt
0ae-thifd of ths districts schools have
airesdy commenced. Outside of tho
city OF Denton there will bs II school,
ttls yonr for white children, and eight
for cDsoreG, Tho school fund smnunts,
for whites. 90 s22,223; tor colorsd,
81 ,H325' The schools for the former
| VIII average about five months, and
mo Latter four monshs during the
school year,
| An Interesting meeting is in pro.
gross st the Chrisdal church, Tn,
pastor - ably assisted oy Rev. J, III.
kosecrans, Sunday-school evangelist,
OF Cincinnati, Ohio, aud Mr.. Dsugh.
erty, musical evangelist, of Ken.
| tuoky.
The w. Z. I, U. hold an art exp,si-
lion here yesterday and last night,
which was VOL patronized.
inc county clerk issued marriage
noense to-day tn James Holt aud Miss
Saiiie Black, both OF Pilot Point.
| kev. DR.. Grafton, an old resident OF
his city, returned yesterday with his
lamtly, attor an abssuce OF three or
four years.
Mrs. Il. q. Scriptun, who has been
sufieriug from severe stack of dem
quo isvec, ~, We are glad to state, con-
vslescent
Judge w. j. Austin COOS TO Mon.
tsgue tonight on legal business.
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BoSHAM, Oct. I.--[speciai.l -Sev.
eral prominent Northern capitalists
ara In the city with view o! erecting
urge cotton and wooden factory. As
we have u coal mine Ia active opera.
ton near hero, the chsncoa ara tbs;
Bonnam wiz soon be quite manugsc.
turing city.
Considerable amount OF real estate
in this county Ia changing hands.
Mr.. Exile Il ,sleton, clerk for q w.
II sden, - qnise siok with sio fever at
Mrs, q, Ns,Ps boar ding house.
COTTON receipts are Increasing each
day. Yesterday $50 bales were re-
ceived.
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remain longer In Ell Paso. The msjsr,
In words fun OF feeling, decliued their
request, saying that on the 7lh of next
month he wnull leave New York for
England aud Scotland. His arrange
meats we're sll made, aud conse-
quently he was compelled to start inn
mediately. Msjor Penn has made
many friends during his stay in III
Paso, where he has accomplished
much good.
The prospects, in the near future, OF
tee building of tina Ell Paso, st. Louis
Il Chicago railroad is advancing prop.
erty largely at this point. A number
or capitalists have visited the city dur
ing the past week and are investing
largely IN real estate.
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FoRr WORTH, Oct. 22,--ISpeoIal.
This morning, as William O'Nea, wss
enjoying bucket of W alter, be lost his
balance. and fell from a platform six
feet high. Ia falling, his foot stuck
the ground In such a manner tina, ono
OF ths bones OF the right Ley was frac.
tured just above tho aaklp' III. wSs
conveyed to his room In this onera
house, where his wounds were dressed
by Drs. Fields srd Berts,
Ths Following deeds were filed for
record to-day IN the county clerks of.
nee; j.. j. Browning to e, TAYLOR. lot,
4 ana in block, three in the
Brooks q Baily addition TO the oity.
consideration, $3.50. II. Z. Tsylor In
=. Elliott, LOIS and ) in block three.
brooks ~ Baily addition Co The citv'
| consideration $3.50.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
w. A, Crutchtield aud wife to w. A.
Drisoe, i0O acres OF the Crutohtie,d
Zoz'acro survey, near Burleson, Oar.
rant county, consideration, $1,000.
James NcLear and vito 80 j. ID. Ded-
inAh, i2X2W feet in block IL ia Jen.
hings' addition; consideration, 81 800.
ms time since negro BOY Frank,
was found murdered on Charles Goo.
pinser's iarm, three miles from this
CITY Marshal Ray arrested Ed Col.
ms this evening and lobe Turner was
arrested Tonight, both charged with
the murder. Collins partly oon-
fessed.
PERSONAL.
Nj: Charles Ginoccnio arrived this
evening,
Mr.. Thomss Barr has made his an
pesfanca on the streets, having re-
covered from IA attack OF deneue.
Miss Rosie Wood, ono OF Harold
be'ies, passed through the Fort to-day
ON her way home.
Colonel Addie j. Wheatlev, of Ton
nessee, will returu home shortly, aud
the Fort will be minus celebrates
speaker.
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tho Theatre,

| A iiue audience In number and ousl
ity filled ths opera house last night "a
witness tho "Blsok Flag" by Edwin
Thorne's dramatic company. The
play may DO designated a thrilling
realistic molo-drams. 1t Ia strong IN
the plot, WAS especially 30 In tho Gus,
AZ rendered, aud received tho hearty
appfo6ation or All entire house. From
Tue nret IN interest IL enlisted, auu
IL Is held TO The close through that fino
sentiment that rebels at misrapre.
| sentation, treachory and wrong, and
hopes for tho nnal Fighting axairst the
p'ottings OF perlity. Along with this
doepes representation, runs n rich
vein OF humor aud wit, undor the
character Of the sharper, the Jew
while interspersed all through arc OK
pressions o. those nner sentiments
that u big hearted manhood cannot
deslst from applaudlug.
Mr.. Liueliv Gussin, rs Harry 0lydon,
could scarcely be Improved on,
whether In the requirements OF an In
tense oarneslness, thorough concep.
ton OF the part or fine Evolutionary
ability, Ho gained the goodwill Of
tho audience from the hrst brave act,
Kept u Through tho trying scenes Of
p,son HE, and cementod IL by no.
bllity OF conduct To tho final. he com.
prehendod what the character do.
maudod, and ths house recognized hts
succosl In realizing II for them.
bu. MIR. Willard. ~ Sim Lazarus,
the London sharper, was success
and kept the audience In Z roar, NO
matter what phase OF that character ho
undertook u present. Qlick, fscile, |
aud with inimitable mannerism, he
"Hlrded duo relief from tho heavier
and soberer hucs that belong 10 the
plot.
Ned, the cabin boy, by Harry Wood
run, 10 to DO especially commended. A
nero lad, he evidences tho possession
OF htstrleniu powers ia she rslo OF he |
pathetic and the tragic, His
representation OF devotion 10 ths |
death was particularly goO,i,
aud brought It's merl,ed applause, He
was thoroughly up la his role and kent |
the coutidence Of ihe audience thai 10 |
would always do tho right thing In tue
The other male characters, a well M
the female, though Of consid Ably isss |
prominence arc quito equal TO their
assisu m anti, and especially IL tnis
true Q! Mr.. Martiss the fIcb, fllnty-
ne srsed old uncle.
Tie play aud the acting are sbovs |
Tue average, aud we chesrfuliy cuuas
mend u tor It's moral lss superior |
its huniQr and IL
konefel exvellenoes 10 viii - |
r.p:a:sa % nlgots ed onoahoe
Tai eeoseis eoso y ~ W. rooQlo e ~ !
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HousToN, Oct. 2l,-[Special.l News
reached chs city this evening from
Westheld Of tho suicide of an unknown
man there, by cutting his throat from
ear 10 car with borrowed knlio. No
clue to his identity WAS found upon
his person.
III. b. rrsmeek, OF Cold Syringe, was,
lsst night, robbed hero OF $3.50.
The trial of w. j. Wilson, for muir.
der, will come Off 20 morrow,
The Houston d Texas Central gen
oral office to-day flashed moving into
lts now quarters.
A Htropg kick ia beiag made by oiti
zens about ing tor street pavement
wnsn 8 quantity of material IL n ow
put down. Several suits will likely
result
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Mexia


MExIA, Oct. 2l,-[Spscial.l-Mr john
j. Bsckham will leave this week foi
Greenville, Tsxss,to assist his brother,
William L. Beckham, III the manage
mont of his hotel, just completed, and
which he,stylas "Tae New Beckhsm.'
His family will accompany him.
The remains Of Mr.. FL. CLAY Watooa
were followed to thsir last resting
place, this morning at 8 O'Clock, by
probably the largest concourss OF
friends that mas ever attended such an
OCCASION since tho town was in exist
encs. Tbs Kuights Of Honor, clothed
Ia tneir insignia of office, headed the
professions; then came the Masons,
clad With their spo.less white gloves
and aprons; noxt the hearse, bearing
tue once proud form of Aldermen
watson; next this carriases, filled
wish his faulty aud near rela-
tiVas, followed by 210 school ohild
zen and the teachers; chem 40
hlggiec and carriages with friends,
Ine Duslasss houses were all closed,
the public ScHoolH suspended and
many repaired to the cemtsry to pay
ME last sad tribute of respect TO the
worth OF this good man, whose loss
tho eutire town SO deeply depores.
LII seems that the United States GOV.
ernmeut can't supply the unprsce
dented demand tor postal cards. This
Office has been out for some time, and
the postmaster says hs can't gst any
more FOR qulGo while yet. Tnts vii
prove q great Inconvenience,
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MIDLOTHIAN, Oct. 2l.- ISpeclsl.l l.
The top crop OF cotton has ceased to
interest the agricultural fraternity
since the heavy frssts Of the past few
nights, Farmers report about seven-
elghths Of tho crop marketed.
Wheat-sowing Is progressing rap
idly, and, with favorable weather, the
heaviest acreage for years will bo
gowu.
The hopes Of tho citizens OF this
place were somewhat weakened whom
they road tAa special in to.dsy's HER
AID relative 90 the Fort Worth Il
WaEah&chio railroad, but trus. the
picture IL not as gloomy as repre-
scented. Waxahachio surely possesses
enough wisdom to read tile handwrit
ing on tho wall.
Professor ], q. Smith, OF Nash, and
Miss Lena Spencer, Of Mansfield, were
married a. the latter place to day, and
passed through here this evening on
route to tho greOm'1 home.
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BRowSsviILE, Oct n Especial I'm
tho district cours yesterday Micara
NJ .rtinoE' Tho arms thief, got two years
In the peniteutiary.
leonardo Garcia, q small boy, who
Ioboed Pepa's store, was released, The
jury Thought the tDeft was apparent,
ont did rot believe tho BURGLARY, Tor
which be- was indicted, was proven.
recro Trevine Was arrested tod nv
forlbranding calves not his own.
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SAN SABA, Ost. 2l.-lSpecial. The
sheriff to- day arrested man named
julius Complain, charged with fence
cutting. He had come into town for
the purpose Of obtaining license to
merry, aud was arrested and jailed be-
marriage, tho lady to b. here tonight
when they were to be married. He
says his arrest 10 part OF y conspiracy
10 prevent hts marriage. Much in or.
est IL manifested on both sides, and q
lively limo Is anticipated.
TDero IL not much sickness prevail
INK In our town now. Scarcely any
dsngue, bat some CASES Of low forui
If fever.
Cotton still coming In, though the
crop is short.
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ItIoe.

RICE, o,t. d. tSpeoial.] John
Brown, oolSred, who has boon for som
time separated from his wife, mot her
yesterday afternoon aud attempted TO
Kill her. He cut hor throat vory badly.
Then made smother stroke az her, cut.
ting OIL all hor clothes. Her corset
atays saved her lie. A possa OF negroes
WIN ons or two white mon, come To-
her reliof, aud procsedsd TO arrest and
Lake Jake 70 Cor-icaus, whore thoy de-
iiVoreu hin over to tho authorities,
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DEoATuR, Oct. 2i.--lSpecisl. To
day atthe Methodist church occurred
the marriage of Mr.. w. q. Armstrong
and Miso Matte Cund,h, Rev. w. r.
Easserly, presiding Older Of tho Moth
odist church, officiating. The CON
tractiug parties are numbered aulonR
the most rep, c. ed people OF thl.
county. The bride IL tne daughter OF
NJ sjor w, II. Cuud,H. Mr.. Armstrong;
iss lumber msruhaut Of this city. A
large number of friends attended the
wedding aud accompanied the happy
+ pair 10 tho afternoon train, on wnlch
they departed for an extensive we'd
ding tour, ,
neaa Il good.
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Ell PAso, Oct 2l.--lSpscial.] Tho
handsome new Baptist church was
crowded tonight by persons anxious
70 hear the last sermon OF NJ Jor ponu,
who has been holding meetings al this
point &c: the past 10 days. After tbs
sermon Wa over the whole audience,
BY standing rsqusstsd Major rsnn v
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Hrtrssoao, Got. ai.---[Special. Ill In
< The case Of the STATE We. w. L. Buch-
anan, charged with msrdcr, In the dis
trict court yesterday, the jury brought
In Z verdict OF not guilty, which was
received with universal satisfaction.
To-day IN tho case OF tho state W.
n, rfIer. charged with the murder VI
MnriOn Tesnyiie, th. Jury was selected
|aljof exnhussing the special venirs,
|V3hon the county attorney
mi read She indictment
b ~ jary II was dissevsrsd
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uorse.ThScf Ar.....s

Some time ago u man BY tho name
Of Love stole a horse from tho sherin
OF Parker county. That gentleman
tracking the horse.ihlef TO tbis
county, arrived In the city Yesterday
ana Immediately made known ma
mission AZ tue sherifr's Office. Yes,er.
day evening Deputy Sheflfis Lewis
and Haskell Ia company with ,hs
sheriff OF Parker, vent out 60 Kluberg,
u, this county, and effected the arr. ~
OF Love. They. brought the prisoner
s " tne city ana lodged him IN Jail last
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MCKINNEY, Oct. 2l,--tSpoclal. THE
preliminary trial of Moot Bsllcw'
charged with the murder OF Harvey
King, colored, was begun In the JUS
tlco's court to-day, and win bo con
cluded tomorrow.
A great deal Of cotton como in to-
a
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save the cSboose. The company,s loss
VIII he heavy, "a lS9 bales of cation
ana seven cars ara entirely consumed.
The loss will be fully Sl5.OoO.
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hnc ADVERTISING that will be given II
~ thoso who wero present last
!pe management are 10 be oonprot-
uisted for the very comfortable tom
perature or the house, through proper
attention 70 tho heaters, az also 10 the
better lighting than has horetofore
obtained, '''N''
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los Kim Street. Dallas. Texas.

wholesale dealer In Grain Bags, Frui,
anc western Produce. Car Cabbage ar
rivinge every Monday aud Thursday. Car,
load New York Lemons Just arrlvine.
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Nsuf.ch.del cheese,
Fine buck eisesss,
hsttx0r Cuoese,
Fun cream 'S's's IL ; ( s,.:s,.
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o. Mr.. J: O. Hart, who Is cn'estine
neywood'a election and sulgs 'ir the
, .aA cc ,,iss office. The I'M lr''on
Wss uIssoiysd, and the case rs to he
trict court. Captain George #. n.
represented Mr.. Hart In the matter.
"That whittier skin of hers than snow
Ana smooth vs. monumental alabaster.
WIS ~ acquired by using Pozyoni's
Medicated complexion powder
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
A VERY COMFORTABLE and con-
IN venient house on Kinau street, be-
tween Pensacola and Piikoi streets, con-
tanning three bedrooms, parlor, dining
room, kitchen, pantry, bathroom,
stables, etc. Large garden. Rent, $40
per month Possession given about
August 10Th. For further particulars
inquire of LYONS & LEVEY,
So If Auctioneers.