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DooNE 4 SCARBOROUGH,
ID Lawyers, Land and Collecting Agents
Sweetwater, Texas
JOS, BOONE. ]. Il SCARBOROUGH
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CURED WITH TWO DOSES

Rev. j. w. Brloe, proprietor of the Ter
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PPenni1 nPOuItfyPreSerVpp
A THOROuHH TRIAL

John Dress, practlca. breeder OF fall kinds
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Setter and Terrier Dogs, Little Rock, Ark I,
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commend II. Would therefore com mend
II to the use Of oil raising Poultry"
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LAND AGENTS AND SURVEYORS
l. A n ID !.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

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location for Stock Ranches, Pine TdiEsS
for saw mills and farming lands. He lands ,nsis
also give special attention to the ,nvMSilil
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iNrrnIon or cnrtAnn

MIRA sortoris loaned on the shoulder OF her
mother anl witnessed with pcnt'up emotion
tho cbb Of lifo In which sho htl constituted
nm olomont Of pride, The sccno was quiet
ono, Tho general passed peacefully and
painlcssly into another world,
A little distance behind MrS Grant and
Mrs. Sortors stood tho thrco physicians,
Douglas, Mocroady aud Sands, silent spocta-
tors 10 tho sccnc, which but fer thcir efforts
would doubtless occurred months ago,
Josso Grant and U, y. Grant, ir, stood OPP
posito thor mother At tho other sido OF tho
bod Noar by tho foot Of the cot and close
by Jesse, was N, II. Dawson, the generals
confidential secretary and stcnogrphcr, At
tho foot OF tho bod stood Mrs U, $, Grant,
jr,, and by hor side Mrs Col. Frcd Grant
and Mrs jesse Grant Those throo gazcd
down into tho faoo Of tho general, whilo
their eyes became sufrusod with tcars, Tho
sad expression In their faces plainly reflected
tho anguish Of their feelings, Now and thop
thoy stole glance at Mrs, Grant, who with
bowed head was intcntly watching tho face
Of her dying husband, and no word was
spoken. Tho stiffness Of tho room added 10
tho improssiyencss OF tho sad scono.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

New York, July 90, Men, women and
children blocked the sidewalk aud jostled
and pushed ono another In front OF Morrltt's
undertaking rooms, No, $40 Eighth avenue,
al Gen Grants coffin, which arrived from
Rochester aa II was borne into the long
store Mr. Merritt threw open his doors
aud invited tho crowd in They filed In
around tho coffin into the street They kept
this up until o'clock In the evening
when thronga OF shop girls and
worEmen Joined tho crowd, Six employees
OF the undertaken and Policeman Mead tried
In vain to keep tho lins moving, Tho lnea
got mixed as tho people pushed toward the
door, Women screamed and several tainted
The crowd Surged back AMI forth on tbS
sidewalk, A man ran 10 police station and
brought four policeman who restored order.
Perhaps 1000 In all came In aud went ouh
between 10 q. m. and midnight
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Nit, McGREOoR, July 23,-Shortly boforo
3 o'clock, while the family were preparing
for breakfast and the doctors were discuss
Ing the patients chances on the piazza OF tho
cottage Henry, the nurse, who was with tho
general, stepped hurriolly out Of tho sick
room, and going whore the doctors wore, In.
formed them he thought tho end was near.
The doctors hastily went 10 tho room aud at
glance took In the situation, They quietly
ordered tho nurse 10 summon the family
NJ once.
Mira Grant, jesse Grant and wife, u. s.
Grant, jr,, and wife aud Mrs Col, Grant In.
Gtantly answered the summons Mrs, Sar-
toris, noticing tho doctors hurricdly going
10 the room, followed thom, and was tho
first member Of the family present Col,
Fred Grant was now tho only member OF
the family absent no having strollod
around the grounds Tho servants wcro sent
In search Of him, but he entered tho sick
room before any one succeeded In bringing
him the nows Of his fathers approaching dis
solution
Col. Fred Grant took q seat 40 tho
right side OF tho bod, placing hia
left arm on tho pillow above his
fathers hoard, Close by tho olsido sat
Mra. Grant intensely agItatod, but bravoly
mppreSsing hor emotions, striving 10 bo
calm. She leaned upon tho bod with ono
elbow, ga2cd with eyes blinded with tear
into the generals face There was, howov
or, no Sign OF recognition In his pal lid face.
Ho was breathing fast with slightly gaspins
respiration.
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ISSUED AT LAST.
Governor Ilondly Eloquentiy rrooiaiml
Ob,erynneo of IA, INV

Governor IIondly Eloquentiy rrooiAimi
Observance Of tho uny,
COLUMBUS, o., July A-Goyornor Hoad
ly has returned 10 tho city after several
days abscnco east onl isSuol the following
10 tho People Of oho
"Saturluy, the Eighth day OF August, 1885
Gen, Ulysses s. Grant II ID especially bO
coming that tho people OF his native STATE
should then manifest their aympnthy with
his widow aud children, thor appreciation
OF tho National loss, their own grief and
their Hllcctlunat0 respect an admlra.
ton for tho illustrous dcna, OF
tho many F3w OF Ohio who have
bcou charged with high public traits his wai
the largest opportunity, tho heaviest ro
GponsbIllty and tho most enduring SuocOsA
by his lubora ami those Of tho bravo mon ho
lod tho Union was restored, and six million
OF freedmen celebrate tho blessings Of lib
orty secured for themselves aud lhoir pos.
tority, Tenacious In conflict, ho was mag
unanimous In Victory aud tho bonodcont
results OF hli generous dealings with his
force aud their grateful response comfortod
him In the face OF death,
ut IA therefore recommended that upon
the day OF his funeral the state house aud
all public offices aud Institutions Of Ohio,
state county aud municipal, bo closed and
that the Sth day Of August bo devoted 10
commemorative services In honor OF ohio's
foremost son,
"Givcn undcr my hand AMI the great seal
OF Tho state OF Ohio Nt tho city of Columbus,
this 2sth day Of July, A. D. 1885,
tScall "GEoRdE HoApLY,
"By the governors
"JAaEs NJ, ROBINSON, Secretary oi
Utato,n
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rnriher neinlla.

New YonK, July 20,-Gon, Hancock will
cot out for NJ Mcdrogor, arriving thoro on
August .. Tho funeral train will make no
stop between Albany aud New York and
will arrive hero betwoon AMI 0 o'clock on
August b, Tho family will have ono car and
Con. Hancock aud his STAFF another. A car
will DO set apart for repor tors and tho others
will bc filled by tho troops OF the regular
army
II would DO difficult 10 bring troops from
every army post In tho United States, but
representatives Of every post will be In at-
tendance, The First division Of the Nation.
al guard, under Cen. Shalcr, will escort the
rsms'ns fr % 'hs Grand Csntrsl depot 10 ths
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loo Cobnrn Arrc.tnh.

NEw YoRg July 80 Joe Coburu has bean
arrested for an assault ON officer Owen
Cook, Of tho Copey Island police, and has
boon compelled 10 give $500 bail to answer.
The aGdayit OF officer Cook recitea the
events Of last Friday night After finding
out who his ossailant was Officer Cook went
before Judge Newton, Of Gravcscnd, and
procured warrant for tho arrest OF Coburp,
who was taken into custody. Coburn says
ho did not touch the officer.
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MOB VENGEANCE.
A Murderer Taken 60 Place Of safety 10
q

A Murderer Taken TO Place Of safety II
Prevent Lynchlng.
JACKSON, Miss, July 20,-1hO deputy
sheriff Of Alfalfa county reached this city
with the city marshal OF Koscusko named
shippy, the man who no cruelty aud wanton.
ly murdered Avery In that city whilo tho
lattOr pitcously begged for his lifo, The
shorilr became convinced Friday that mob
had organized TO lynch Shippy, aud no wan
quietly informed that II ho desired 10 pro.
won't II ho would havo 10 leave with tho prls.
onor, aud accordingly ho brought him bora
A large mob OF armed mon visited tho jail
Al Kosciusko and forced the iaIlor 10 70
with them through the Jail Atlcr bcconN
Ing convinced that shippy had boon re
moved they quietly dispersed, swearing ven
goancc on him when tho opportunity pre-
nonted itsnlf
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ninNInhn Ithlinra.

CINCINNATI, July 20, The Mexican cdi-
tors arrived on time at tho Pan Handle do
pot and the swarthy representatives OF tho
brains OF Mexico werc gathering up thcir
chattels 20 disombark, tho commitlco, COM
usting Of Col, Morkbret, Dr. Il u IRON
sides, Luther Parker II, kugemtn, Ed II
Kugemau, H. w. Mann, d, G. Sh,ors and
A. Q, Maisushilli, invaded tho boudoir Mann
and Pullman cars IN which thc unhappy
Mexicnns were peraplriug.
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earned the thanks OF the natiol by the inter
position OF his veto upon bills which threat
ened disastrous further expansion OF tho
currency At the close, however, OF his
second term, he was not looked upon aa a
man who could lead the Republican party TO
further victory, and there was, moreover, a
strong current OF feeling against third
term, no president having heretofore held
his otpce longer than oight years,
During the administration which fol-
lowed, Grant visited various for
eign countries, and everywhere re-
celyed great attention as tho most illus
trlous living American His countrymen
were proud OF his military achievements,
and many repoaed great confidence In his
character and ability; but his admniutra-
tion Of the government had not won him
honor There was dstrust, moreover,
within a party OF tho men who most per-
slatently urged him upon the people,
and when In 1880 he was candidate for
denomination the section OF the party OPP
posed TO him prevailed he was not nomln-
ated, but he supported openly aud frankly
tho candidate Of tho party, He returned 10
private life and has since been occupied
largely with the development OF connec-
tion In commerce with Mexico, and other
purnuits.
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suPPREsslNe VICE.
Tho rolIcc Gasottc's Proprietor Coming 10
Cincinnati soon,
vtatO,o y


CINCINNATI, July @,-'rhc Society for the
Suppression Of Vice is doing u grcOt work In
quiet way ana accomplishing results that
speak Tor themselves, Row David Stroot
representing tho society, has b'on oorro-
sponln; with Richard X, Fox, tho proprio-
tor Of the Polio, Gazette, with reforouco 10
tho loui pictures aud suggestive adyortiso-
mcnts that appear In that paper
Mr., Fox hOs troOtoj tho lottors OF Mr.
Stroit In u courteous manner, AMI has oycu
oonontol % come TO Cincinnati uoSt Friday
aud meet Mr., Stroll AMI tho society anl dis
ouss the matters complained or Mr, For
has even gon NO far ~ 10 signify hls willing.
moss 70 suppress everything OF vicious or
immoral nature that has appeared In hia
paper aud has shown oyory consideration
for the gontemnn,
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CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1885.

The general bsfore his death named three
places at any one which he said he would
like to be buried, He, however concluded
to leave the choice OF the burial spot 10 Col.
Fred Grant, with tho promise that the place
selected would be such place an 10 permit
the burial OF Mrs. Grant by his siie,
A local undertaken will have charge OF the
immediate details OF the funeral until the
remains have been GhIpped 70 Now York
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Colonel Jones and GENERAL MoTeety.

MOUNT ModREooR, N, Y, July co. Col
Roger Jones has arrived to take command
OF the guard here, representing Con. Han
cock, Company 10, Twelfth regimonh, has
also arrived, Further details OF aIH com
radea for guard duty has started from
Brooklyn
Col, Grant sent the iollowingi
"0en II. MoFeely, Washington
"Mother has accepted Riverside park
She wishes mo 10 thank you for tho tender
OF tho Soldlers' home,n
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,,.iv ToIilvar In C,urt

CN iSNAri, July 30 Craig TolIvor, the
notori nus Kentucky outlaw, was urraigned
before Judge Houston on tho charge Of rob-
bery, aud pleaded not guilty. The robbery
was upon the person Of his mother. ln-law.
and occurred At Lockland In 1881, Ills trial
vas set for week from Monday. i.
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$l.50 Per Year.

City Hall on the eve OF August 8, On Bae'
urday, August 8, the day for tho funeral,
the funeral will consist OF two divisions, a
military division and civic division, The
details are not yet arranged In order TO
secure 10 each representative organization
its place In tho procession, Con Hancock
has called representative mon TO his aid.
and will act upon their suggestions
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AniInn Of tho Iinnrd.

New YoRK, July 80, On the receipt Of
tho telegram from Col, Grant soliciting
Riverside park for tho Sopulturo the board
OF aldermen met aud passed. resolution
giving tho site there for tho birlal Of Con.
Grant aud his widow
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with his death tbero passed away ono OF
the grcptost captains OF moderl tines Mil
itary critics may differ as TO his character
and rank as mIltar y commander, but In tho
face Of his achievements any attempt to bo-
little his military capacity is idle, Judged by
the standard, ho held place IN the affections
OF tho people OF this country, which was
equalled by no ono except Lincoln His
record es leader OF Tho linton army which
crushed the rebellion win leave him an uu.
dying name In tho proudost chapter Of our
history.
Gen. Grants remains will be removed to
New York after being ombalmed When
the body reaches that city the family will
decide as TO whether post mortem will DO
msde The family have been desirous that
tho funeral should tske place In Washing
ton, but the place has not yet BEEN decided
upon.
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Hest In IlIyeraI,Io,

MT McGREooR, July g0,--lt Ia now poGl.
lively stated that tho romans Of Con, Grant
will find last resting place In tho spot no
looted by Col, Frod Grant at Riverside park.
Col Grant arrived hero and Immediately
held consultation with his mother aud
other members OF tho family Ho detailed
at lcngtb what no had seen aud hoard dur.
Ing his trip TO New York, and said ho had
finally concluded that Riverside park was q
more desirable place, Attcr short dIscus-
sion Of the merits OF the place named, all
agrood that tho colonol's selection was a
good one, and II was decided at once 10 no.
hfy tho city authorities Of tho family'S ao.
soptOncc OF Riverside park
Tho following dispatch was scnt to Mayor
GrOcci
"Mr McGnEooR, July 90, Mother takes
Riverside, Tho temporary tomb hal bottor
bo at tho samo place i, b, GRANrn
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Mrs Grant several times airectionatoly
stroked tho face, forehead and arms Of her
dying husband, and seemed utterly beside
hepolf with despair at the thought OF her
approaching separation from the man with
whom che had passed so many years Of
welded bappinesN - -
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Very respectfully yours,

VI
'IIon VIM, r. Grace, Mayor"
Ex-Governor AlonEo u, Cornell wrote az
followsi
ut will afford mo much pleasure 10 at
tond tho meeting at tho mayors oIllco and
10 serve on tho committee 10 aid In tho col 8.
lection Of funds for tho erection OF a monu-
mont In honor Of Gen. Grant
Letters accepting tho appointment were
also received from numerous other promi-
mont tityeng
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ms DmTnrLAop AT POINT PLEASANT, ONO
Ulysses Simpson Grant was born April 81,
1922, at Point Pleasant, o., and baptized
Hiram Ulysses but by an accident was on
tored at the West Point Military academy,
10 which no had received an appointment, AZ
Ulyasea g., with the assumption that no car
rlod hls mothers maiden name OF Simpson.
The error was perpetuated aud Grant came
10 carry through lie tue Significant initlala
After his course was completed at West
Polut the Mexican war occurred and ho was
ordered with his regiment 10 join Con. Tay-
lor's army In Texas Ho saw active service
an second lieutenant and quartermOStor, and
after tho close OF tho war, when he married,
ho was ordered 10 Oregon, whore ho received
his commission OF captain, In 1874 no ro-
signed his commission, returnad 10 ~ Louis,
near which he owned n small farm, anl In
1850 went to GalonO, Ill.,, whore no Joined
his father AMI brothora, who were engaged
In tho loath n trade
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s' N'ihhlNleo VI Vno InnufoNs
NEw YoRW, July 2Q,-Tho following lotter
was received by Mayor Grace In response 10
bis call for n committee OF one hundred 10
dovi'e ways aud means 10 raise Now York'a
quot toward National monument 10 Con.
Grpn
"GREysroNE, YoNKERs, N. ", July o.
"DEln Mn GRAcEi have the honor 10
Eocov your lottor requesting mo TO act ~
ono OF the committee OF citizens appointed
70 consider ways and means for raising tho
quota 70 bo subscribed by tho citizons OF
Now York city TO provide for tho erection
OF n National monument 10 tho momory OF
the great soldier whose death tho whole
country dcploros, and asking mo TO attond
a meeting OF tho committee 10 DO held At tho
mayors oIlicj on Tuesday, tho eSth instant,
at o'cock
"Ireyret that tho delicate condition OF my
health will not allow mo 10 80 10 the city 10
attend the meeting shall nevertheless fool
q melancholy satisfaction IN cooperating
IN such measures as tho committee may do.
wise for tho erection OF monument 10 com.
momorato tho tronsoendont services OF Con.
Grant 10 our country.
Vary raanaoif,llv vn,ra
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-14
LUMBER.

Grifiths SFCowser, YardFand once on
Commerce Street aud Houston n Texas
Central, Railroad.
The above firm desire to call the at.
tentlon of the public to the quality Of
lumber handled bythem.
No character Of pine lumber Is assum.
ing the Importance now obtained by
southern long leaf yellow pine; sur
passing all other pines in strength and
durability,it is used by railroad COM
panies for bridges, trestling and general
construction, TO the exclusion OF all
other lumber. Strength and durability
are not Its only qualities-possessi q
beautiful grain, II II much sought after
for inside finish.
This valuable lumber has been mac.
cessible 10 the ordinary consumer In
this section until quite recently. Large
enterprises, backed by large capital,
making improvements with view 10
permanency have not failed 70 avail
themselves OF this excellent quality OF
lumber. The ordinary consumer while
wanting good lumber could not got IT.
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FOR EXCHANGE,

DOR ENCH ANGE-SVOA ACRES OF LAND
II In louns County, miles southeast OF
Grab ami the very best OF laud. Also coo
acres In BosQue County, smiles west OF Me-
ridlan, VIII trade for Dallas City or County
property or vendor lien notes. Apply to
SIMPSON HUFFMAN, 78l Elm street II
EoR ENCHAN0F-WitAT HAVE YOU
II In the way OF Dallas real estate 20 trade
for 20 acres OF open prairie land In Johnson
county, miles west Of Cleburne9 Apply to
SIMPSON HUFFMAN, % Elm street II
DOR ENCHANGD-A VERY DESfR.
u able little fnrm Of 1906 acres, lying between
hutchins aud Lancaster, two miles west OF
Hutchins. Rich black land, all inclOsed aud
mostly In cultivation; i.room residence,
barn, crib, granory splendid spring feet deep
and nno shade trees, owner will exchange
for a desirable residence IN the city and ali.
thorizes the undersigned TO give full infor-
nation upon application. MusPuY & 30.
LAM, Real Estate Agents, 7Ol Main street
DOR ENCHANGE-Sl2OO IN GOODS
IL for lands; l2l acres near Dallas for city
lots; lno farm for Dallas improved prop.
srly. LAND \ THOMPSON, 100 sycamore
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dealers being stocked with cheap and

dealers being stocked with cheap and
inferior grades of pine.
Griffiths u Cowser is the only firm
in North Texas making a speciality of
handling Long Leaf Yellow Pine, and
while excelling their competitors in
quality they place their prices in COM
petition with cheap and inferior grades
OF lumber. Their stock is the largest
and best assorted in the city OF Dallas.
In addition to large stock of rough
lumber they carry large stock of
dressed lumber, including
Poplar Finishing,
Poplar Ceiling and Siding,
White Pine finishing,
White Pine Ceiling and Siding,
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Portland and Rosend6le Cement,
Austin Lime,
Hair, Plaster, etc.
In fact building material of every de-
scription usually found in 4 first-class
lumber yard. Quality the best and at
the lowest prices.
Parties in need Of any of the above
material will findi to their advantage
To give us call
GRIFFITHs II CowsER.
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NOTICES

| DAMS NEGOrIATED-WE ARE PRE-.
- pared 10 furnish money on arst-clnss
Dallas city property at reasonable rate OF
Interest without delay. An abstract show.
ing clear title 10 property offered MS secur-
ity must ne absolutely furnished by the mn.
nllcnnt. Parties desiring sums not loss than
NlOW can be promptly accommodated. Ap-
ply 10 MURPHY Il BOLAN2, Real Estate aud
Collecting AGENTS, 400 Main street. 1t
N UNENAMPLED OFFEK-WE or
"a fer, ms elsewhere stated In this column,
- lots between Elm and Main streets and
several beautiful cottages on monthly nav.
ments aud long time, We will give prices
on these lots unequaled any whore In dallas.
SIMPSON q HUFFMAN, ISl Elm street. 23-tf
NOTICE = ALI, PERSONS HAVING
~ claims against the estate OF H. ii. Nil.
Ter, licensed. will please present same al
slor. LSl Elm In the next u DAYS. junT-lw
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ReCItlesa Riders.

Ina certain locality in the northern
suburbs of the city complaints have
been made to Mayor Brown that mum.
Der of boys are in the habit or riding
furiously through the streets and roads
endangering children. The mayor
promptly commissioned worthy citi-
zen of the vicinity to break it up, by
gentle means if practicable, but by ar
rest if necessary. Those boys would
do well TO quit in time.