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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-12-04
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State Tax.

The following will show the amount of
the grand list. for 1885, of each town in
Addison county and the amount of the
State tax, of ten cents on the dollar, each
town has to paw
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

This is to certify that | this day give my two
sons, Henry Bebo and William Bebo, their tmc
during the remainder OF their minority, and shall
claim none of their earnings nor pay any debts
of their contracting after this date
HENRY BEBO.
Bridport. VT, Nov. %, 1885. 49;3w
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Who comes this way so bent and grey!
DO not his feelings wound,
But try and make the poor man take
The CELERY COMPOUND
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Rev. II. j. Whitney OF Clarkson. y. Y, says
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine for female weak ness
stands without a rival.
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How often do we hear of the sudden fatal term
nation of a case of Group, when a young life
might have been saved by the prompt use OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Keen bottle of IT on
hand, ready for instant use.
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Impotency in man or woman cured by Gil.
more's Aroma Wine
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Addison County Court.

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
Tone Of the Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Government
bends very dull and steady. Railroad
bonds generally firm, with fractional
advances. Stock market less active,
during the forenoon than yesterday.
The sales, after IL O'Clock have heen
$4,000 shares, against 1l4,000 In the
same hour yesterday. The feeling,
however, was strong, and at IL O'Clock
nearly all the stocks show wed an ad-
vsncs over last night, ranging from u
to TX. At l:30 the tone was weaker,
with declines ranging from u TO lH.
The highest prices were msde about
llS0 and lowest at 1920
and u o'clock. After 1880 tho mark OF
WAS firm for about Is minutes, and
prices advanced u to Y, but from 1916
till p. m. the tone Sss weak, and
prices declined u to u, the latter on
Omaha preferred. Active shares
closed Of about the lowest prices of
the day, and generally u to az lower
than the closing Of yesterday.
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elected governor at the next election.
ne wss answercd, on the opposite
SIDE, by Hon. Bryan 4. Barry. Mr..
Simkins speaks to-dsy at Blooming
Grove, aud WI, DO answered by John
ID. Lie, Esq.
A communication, purportiug to be
from Il. Ls~is, III the interests OF tho
ioce'-nption cause, which was pub
Iished IN the Galveston News OF the
3Olh, has excited a great deal OF inoin-
nation among our citizsus and bnsi.
ness mon, as IL sl.ndsrs Hon. Il. O..
Mills, Senator Coke, Hon. Bryan 4,
Berry and others. Diisent inquiry
ha' failed to find any person in this
cisy or county answering TO the name.
or any one willing TO father ths article.
Mr.. John LuRstord, of Waco, has
taken charge of tbs Daily Conrior,
here.
1t Ia rumored that one of our young
men will take wife to himself, from
Waco, next Monday.
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SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 1.-[Special, l.
Jefferson Davis Smythe, of New
Orleans, through attorneys in this
city, has filed = damage suit for sl2,5OO
against the Missouri Pacific railway.
The petition states that defendant was
on . Missouri Pscitio train on August
4, where, by sudden lurch Of the car,
owing TO defective road-bed, he was
hurled against the stove, frscturing
his arm In two places. He claims
damage for this and for loss OF time In
business. Tho accident occurred nesr
Denison.
The funeral Of Deputy Marshal
Ferdinand Niggli, shot by Sheriff
rhumm, OF Medina county, last Wed
nesday, took place this evening. The
procession WAS one OF the largest ever
seen in San Antonio.
DR.. J. M. Grow, \ leading physician,
dropped dead ut his home this even
ing from heart disease.
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WsAtbePford.

WnArHnRRoRp, Sept. l.-(Special. -
A carpenter was srisd for assault with
intent to murder and nned So and ono
month in jail.
George Byers was tried yesterd sy
in the district court for assault with
intent to rape, and given three years
in the penitentlary.
John Lasseter 10 on trial to-day for
assault with intent to murder.
in. Millikon's trial Is sot for TO-
morrow. He Is very sick, and has been
for several days.
The arti.prohibitionista are very
tubilant Over tho news that prohibl.
ton was defeated in McLennan
county.
The Sun Publishing company issued
mammoth edition to-day. Ia is six
teen pages, neatly printed, and giving
o description of the soil and products
OF Parker county. Also q description
OF Weatherford and neighboring towns
located in the county.
To-day, In tbs district court, the jury
In tho case of the State vs.. George
Byrd, charged with attempting an
outrage upoa Mrs. Jennie Rentfree,
returned verdict OF guilty, and as
sessed his punishment at cOnfinement
in the penitentiary for the term OF
three years.
The next case called was the State
va. j. w. Coe, charged with killing DIR.
Centrell and son, four years ago. His
case WAS continued by tha State.
The next case was the State VI.
John Las.er, charged with assault
with an attempt to murder. He was
acquitted.
Il, w. Christian, an extensive dry
goods merchant OF our town, 10 clos
ing out his stook with the intention OF
quitting the business.
The Milliken case will como up in
court t0-morrow-James II. Milliken,
charged with tha killing Of James
Ice. Il will exotic a great deal Of in
tercst.
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brentwood, Sept. 1.-[Spscial.l--
Brentwood has run ont Of change, but
tho First National bank received 800
pounds Of silver, which will supply
the demands for awhile.
In addition to the six houses under
contract, five others have been le,
to-day and there ara four mors store
houses, upon which bids are being ro-
ceived.
The Brentwood Roller Mill was re-
ceived by the company to-day. 1t has
q capacity Of 100 barrels per day. This
gives Brownwood TIVE Of the finest
roller mills In Texas, with an sggre-
gate capacity of 800 barrels.
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Atlanta,

ATLANTA, Sept, l. Special. l-Sixty-
two head OF she iour cars OF hoYses at.
taohed here yesterday, were to-day re-
leased by Mr.. II. q. Cluge pointing ont
the 40 head, which L. II. and w. D.
Warner attached, 90 the property OF
Mr.. DAgnon. MIR. Cluge claims an in
dividual interest in the 40 head, for the
purchase money. He will reship his
62 head ut orcs to Arkans say,
while the courts will decide
whose claim Is superior t.
the 40 head. This suit was
brought by Bowel d Wooten, attor
neys Of Austin, in tho district court OF
Travis county, Q. 8. Hardy, Esq, of
Austin, and 0'Nesl Il Son, OF Atlanta,
represent the plaintiffs, at this place.
The specisl in THE HERALD, OF yes
terday, in regard 10 the concert given
last Friday night, at this place, was an
Injustice to Miss Alice Rogers, OF
Jefferson, as the success OF tho concert
depended mainly on her assistance IN
playing and singing. She plays and
sings elegantly. Her name, through a
mistake was not connected In the
special, as intended, 10 why we make
this correction.
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BowIB, Sept. l.--[SpeGsl. Tim
HERALD correspondent took ride to
Montague yesterday. The ireshonina
and reviving effocs OF the rains aro
very marked. Cotton Is opening all
along the road, and will justify aud
afford good picking In few days.
Grass Is grsener aud will continue
good all tho fall.
An election has boon ordered for the
10th OF September, to take avoto on
the question Of penning hogs, sheep
and goats, for the entire county.
Mr.. W. NJ Sommers, one Of Bowels
stendbys, has just opened up with a
stock Of groceries and notions, In his
house on Mason street.
Mr.. j. T, Byrone, day operator. sick
fer several weeks past, is now akl0 to
DO out on the street.
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Wills Polnt,

WILLS POINT, Sept. 1..-lSpsciul. l.
Professor Winfrey, OF Fort Worth,
member Of the Texas Scientific Chart
company, delivered an entertaining
and highly instructive lecture at tho
Methodist church last evening on the
the subject, "Animate Naturo," as
portrayed on his chart. He has spent
seyersl DAYS in our city in the interest
of his enterprise. 1t well repsys ono
20 visit his lectures.
Prohibition is at fever heat. Mesars.
Q. b. KiegOre and j. G. Keorby, agsipst
prohibition, and County Judge Rus
sell, v. 7. McChesney and II. j. Rid
gall in favor of same, crossed swords
ut Wallace school house last
night. We learn from a
very intelligent gentleman who
heard the discussion, that all did well,
and but few, If any, changed In their
views. The buslness men OF our town
are tolerably equally divided, so far as
we can learn. 1t Is impossible to tell
what the reuult OF the election will be.
An occasional bale OF cotton on tile
streets. Business dull.
The Baptists have had q very inter-
esting meeting, during the past few
days, at this place.
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An Eoelesiast loal Trial.

KANSAS CRY, Sept. 1.-The trial of
Rev. II. d. Jardine, rector Of st Mary's
Episcopal church, Of this city, before
an ecclesisstical court, on charges OF
immortality and personal misconduct,
was resumed to-day. The defendants
challenge OF Rev. Mr.. Reed, one OF the
judges, made at the hearing last
week, was not sustained by
Bishop Robertson. The proceed inEs
are conducted with strict secrecy, and
no one except the parties Interested
and the witnesses arc permitted to be
present. The defendant has employed
Mr.. Harris, an attorney from st.
Louis,
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THE STATE TELEGRANS,
THE LEE BROTHERS AGAIN.
Prohibition Prcmisouously Pommeled
In Hill CosAty-Jsil Bride ut large
In Eunt-AfYsirs at Austin.
Psrsosal and General H. on
Hsn II en- Other Towns
Gainesville.

GAINEsvILLE, Sept. 1.-[Special, l.
Information resehed here, to-day, Of
more deyilsry perpetrated by the no.
torious Jim and Pink Lse. This time
they wresksd their vengeance
upOn Jos Henderson, cattlemsn,
living in the Indian Territory, near
the stamping grounds Of tho outlaws.
Hendersop's ranch was fired and sew
erd Of his COWS were killed. After
their work of destruction, tho Laea
sent Henderson word that as he had
damaged tscm to the extent of $1,000,
they were now ready TO meet him and
compromise. These outlaws are grow
ing moro defiant than over,
and as they are on
ground oyer which the State
Of Texas has no authority, and out OF
the jurisdiction of the North Texas
district of the Federal cout, it seems
that these outrRges will not DO speed
lily checked.
James Bolin, living east of this city,
lost valuable horse, Sunday night,
thought to have been taken by the
horse thieves, Cadet and Berry, who
made their escape from the jail en- that
evening.
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lei Paso.

H. PAso, Sept. l.-[Special. The
public school for the fall term opened
to-day. The attendance was very
large.
An entire new police force went on
duty this morning. They are good
set OF men.
Another band Of smugglers was cap
tured by Mexican officers last night.
They had just crossed the river into
Mexico with 5000 worth Of merohsn-
disc.
During the month Of August tbere
we're shipped from this point s3,7s7
pounds OF grapes. Grape culture Is be-.
coming a large industry In this coun
try.
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GRSRNvILLn, Sept. l.-[Special.l-
This morning, at 2 O'Clock, IL was ~
ccrt,ined that three prisoners had eff.
feeied thclr escaps from tho county
jail. The prisoners escaping we're net
In coils, but had been permitted to nc :
cupy the run.sround, and they man
aged TO procure some instrument with
which they made hole through the
brick wall OF the building just
under q window. One of
the parties, John Block, VINO
ia under sentence of two years, had
eeen afflicted with rheumatism, AVID
was not able, and did not endeavOr, to
leave town. Bud Lawson was found
eight miles south OF town. and IL now
Ia jail. Bud English, who is under
sentence for theft Of hores, is still! at
large.
A few bales of cotton are sold on the
streets daily,
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Bry.n.

BRYAN, Sept. l.-[Special.l TIE
Band Of Hope, temperance organizs-
ton OF 6s members, met at the Metho-
dist church last Sunday, and hold ex-
srcises and enrolled new mem oers.
The public schools began yesterday
with over $50 pupils In attendance,
and by the lat OF October tho superiu.
tepdont expoctS tho number to in
crease to- 800.
The merchants and planters are de-
pressed over the shortage OF the co.,
ton crop this season. Some think The
cotton Is but little be ter than LAST year.
Rain has not fallen in some looslilies
in the county since the 9Th of July.
Mr.. Stemmons, OF the firm of Stem
mons Il Field, IF Dallas, was In Ryan
yesterday on legal business.
Hon. j. G. Winter, master in chan
Gerry foi the receivers of the Houston
& Texas Central Railway company,
has designated September s, At Bryan,
wheh he will hear claims against said
company for damages and for stook
killed.
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CoRsIcANA, Sept. l.-tSpeoial. 1.-The
news from McLennan and Hill coun-
ties of the defeat Of local option there
has put our citizens In the most hope
ful splrits relative to the coming cleo
ton on the same question In this
county.
Mr.. Thomas j. Gibson, OF Mexia
will address our people TO night aou
tomorrow afternoon III behalf OF int
prohibitioniats
n. J. Eimkins, Esq, the champion o.
the local option cause, addressed =
meeting a. Dryer Creek yesterday, and
took about the same position ~ Hon
Barnett Gibbs, prophesying that tht
latter would, ON the strength OF
The Issue, no . candidate, and 20
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a RntiM

AUSTIN, Sept. l, - Especial. - The
land board to-day awarded bids to
actual settlers for nearly 100000 acres
Of land. The applications called for
$4,000 acres, but competitive bids in
Tom Green and Midland counties
were returned for CORE ction, and all
bids from the DOnley land district, be
cause Of irregularities. Bids 10 lease,
cover only ZIG sections, against over
1000 ut laet award. There aIs none
from Greer county.
The collector Of Titus county settled
to-day.
The board of examiners, % examine
applicants for the West Point cadet.
ship, of thie district, will commence
here on Thursday. There ore mum
Der OF srpli'snts from this city, and
1an Antonio.
Inc july of inquest over the girl
murdered Sunday morning returned
avsrdict OF desth at the hands Of un-
known PARTIES. The mother Is still In
Q dangerous condition.
Charlie Dick, arrested at Waco
charged vita an attempt to murder hi,
wife, was released to-day on hRbea.
corpus by Judge Wilson, OF the cour
Of appeals.
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HILLsBoBo, Sept. l. [Special.] -
Yesterday evening tho report came
into town that man was dead near
the tank, betwoon this place and Alb
bolt. Esquire Overton summoned
q jury of inquest, and
the jury. after getting all
the oircumetantial evidence they
court returned z verdict that the do
ceased, mans unknown. was murdered
about noon, OF August 81. There
were several bruises on his head, one
on left arm, and large wound just
below the heart. All seemed to have
been in1i0tcd with q heavy instru-
ment or crow-bsr. There were no pa
pefs found on his person by which to
Identity him. All the Sec
ten hands on the section here
are negroes, ana suspicion pointed to
som Of them, nut an esiigation be-
fore County Judge Parham and Es-
quire Overton to-day, threw no light
on the crime.
Tho man was ia town Sunday, and
said he was discharged section-hand
from the Gulf, Colorado IL Santa Fe
railroad. He was buried to-day.
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BnLTON, Sept. l.--Tspecisl. LA tho
George Echols murder case Jury was
secured, and the trial Is now in pro.
cross, whioh will consume several
lays. Seth Shepherd Is here, engag ed
Ia the case for tls defense.
Tho CONGRESS steanlad up to-day 10
,egin tbs seaaon'e work, The oil mill
also began operatioAs.
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Another "Horse" o, Local Option.

HILLsBoao, Sept. 1.-lSpecisl.l THE
returns from oil, except few snail
country boxes, are in, and the major
ity against prohibition is about 400 In
he county. The saloon men are quiet
aud orderly, but their faces nre BEAM
log with delight. Some OF the best
men In tho county voted against pro-
bibiLiuu,
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Mckinney,

MCKINNEY, Sept. l.-lSpecial. IT.
NJ. Muse returned last night from
Dallas, who're he had gone to sell four
wagon !oads OF onions raised on black
land. He speaks we'll Of the d alias
merchants, with whom no dealt.
A strangers claims, while drunk,
he WAS robbed OF 5000 to-day. He ~
drunk and gives no clear acco4nt ef
the loss of his money.
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Paris

PARIS, Sept. l.-[Special. Tho In
FAINT child OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. s
Neashery died yesterday, after pro-
tracted sickness.
Mr.. verey's private school opened
yesterday with very good attend
ance
The cotton men Of Paris are scatter
ing to different points to take In the
"flcecy staple"
A proposition 10 before the hook and
ladder company to take charge of the
fire department.
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HOUSTON, Sept. l.-lSpscial. l-Some
curiosity Is felt a. to where the Traffic
association will be located. Those
who are IN aposition to know, say
they will DO established in this city.
j. Waldo resigned his pos tion rs
vice president OF the Central, to-day, to
accept the p )sition OF traffic manager
for all the lines.
All he city ticket Ofices In this city
have been removed to the dspots. 1t
is stated union ticket once will bs
opened In o few days.
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Waxahashie

WAXAHAoHIE, Sspt. l.-tSpecial.l-
The anti local option party here is
rejoicing at the manner In which
Waco and McClennan county "snowed
under" prohibition yesterday. The
prohibition party seem hopeful sud
say that Ellis county will not be
afrsid to "down" john bsrleycorn
again.
Fifteen bales OF now cotton were
sold here to-dsJ, bringing 81 cen is
per pound.
the John Farrer brick business
house, Of Ennis, which was TO have
been sold to-day by tho aherifY at pub
lie cutlery, TO safety various claims
and attachments, was bought In by
the First National Bank OF Ennis,
paying Oh said claims and attach
ments amounting to some $1,000.
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Colorado City.

COLORADO CITY, Sept. l.-ISpecial.l J..
Messrs. swink and Stevsns,grsss COM
missioners, who has beon In the city
for several day, left to-day for the
West to investigate the land matters
In connection with their office.
Nc. j. Y. Sexton, a saloon keeper on
Second street, while in q state Of in
oxication to-day, attempted TO murder
Wi h. Moore, without any apparent
o.use. Mr.. Moore's escape was very
narrow. Four shots were fred, none
OF thom taking effect. Sexton was In E
mediately arrested and put In jail.
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The Chicago Msy.raisy Contest.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-Judae Pender.
CAST, In the county court this after
mon, gave q decision upon the de.
murrers argued in the election con-
test between Judge Sidney Smith and
Carter Harrison, o. Affecting the ofacs
Of mayor Of Chicago. TAe atlsrhsy
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TYLER, Sept. 1.-[Special.]-M N.
L. Peishel died last night, at IL o'clock,
and was buried at 4 p. M, to-day, with
Masonic honors. All the business
houses closed up, out Of respect, aud q
large line OF carriages, containing
friends, followed him to his last 70 IT.
ing place.
Our grand jury adjourned to-day.
They have, so far, found 50 bills of in
dictments.
judge McCord is still too Ill to hold
COurt,
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MARSHALL, Sept. 1,-TSpecial,l i
The executive com nittee, acting IN
behalf Of our people, have employees
James Turner, William S,vdman, +
3. sexton, A. J. Booty, and John 7
Pierce, a attorneys, 70 prosecute their
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR --
WHITE FOAM )"

claims against the Texas Il Pacific
Railroad company. The city council
and county comaissioners' court have
rsttded these appointments.
ness is very dull.
The infant son OF Mr.. aud Mr,, james
Johnson was buried yesterday,
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for Mr.. Harrison filed series of dc.
murrers to tho petition filed ny Judge
Smith for a recount OF the votes,
The court overruled number OF the
demurrers, but sustained one, citing
thst an AFFIDAVIT, signed by certain
citizsns, alleging specific frauds, was
not sufdcient. Leave waR granted to
amend this affidavit. This will in.
volve further delay.
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Speak, Dallas; W + Hudson, Kop.
psral; w G Gum and wife, Coiem an |;
+ Marshall, Dallas; IL ID Trlmble, j Il
Smy,h, city; A G Ducker, Chsrlostoa,
South Carolina; ] Aicott, Dallas; III
RYAN. NJ Louis; g Il Stewart, Seymour;
n Il Coombs, Dallas; j p Hurley, CITY,