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TIE WEEK HER D. DALLAS TEXAS AUGUST

hl depot aud found Hudson abroad ,
on board OF the train, aud tho traln
almost about Ia leave, Hudson made
no show OF reals ancs, thOu,h
ho IN reported 10 be- lgnter,
aud tho sheriff Immediately brought
| him up 10 tho court, house aud turned
him over Ia tho officer rom Johnson
IcIunty, 10 asbms thai in last A. =
Hudson agreed 10 deliver 500 netI ~
Grttla To RandOlOh, in tbs Indian Ter
fitoTy, by tho lst OF July,
This was Ia include 800 hesd
az stock cattle which Hudson
said no had Ia TlT0ckmorl0u county.
These stock cattle were ui tho essence
Of Tho contract, and was reason fer
giving Hudson tho preference over
others, H. now seems that Hudson
had no such cattle in Thrnck morton
county, but that Randolph paid him
$4,000 In cash 20 bind the bargain,
Hudson has never delivered any cat
ITO, aud 80 he did not seom disposed 10
deliver any, No wRs arrested
to-day. There was a forfeit
OF S2i 900 provided 'or IN tao contract,
should Hudson tail topargt rm his psr,,
MIR, Randolph says he would b6 glad
u get his $780, back without interest,
ana let the forfeit 90. Hudson was
thaon DACk 20 I "Durne,
TuE GAZETTE
IL advertised Ia DO "a Il tomorrow b8-
tween the hours OF 10 a, m, and u M,
and II Is said the sal0 win como on. IL
Ia IumOred that syndicate has boon
formed here for lts purchase, and Il Is
also said that a gentleman will arrive
TO morrow morning from Wasnin giCa |
City, who may purcnaBe.
LATER-A. NJ. BrittOn, president OF
thu CIty Natlonal bank, has received q !
teieg,an ir"m tho comptroller Of tho ,
currency ASKING tho pOstpOnement OF |
the gallo of tho Gazette
NEW CITY TREASURER.
Major X, NJ, Van IsudJ has been ap- |
pointed city treasurer by the council |
To iii the uneXpirod term of John |
Nichols, deceased. His bond was put
nj 100000. This Is good selection !
.ld gives universal satisfaction.
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Eczema.

For The hcuof, OF suffering humanity
and iu heartfelt gratitude 1' the wonderful
result doom ~ ur'y my guty 10 We TIL,
unsolicited testimony IN .,vur OF SNll1S
hereditary ECgemu or salt i.uyUm from
her Infancy. II has .ucrrgs Il m Intensity
with tNrn succeeding SPRING ana bpin
ur nwhUt skilled iu medicine myself
tried every remedy I could think Of Tor
cars IrHappr la rNuu.uuA VITA every
fnrh ui fpt,r.ln, aud hundreds OF Other
remedies, lotions vud ukslI washes or
every NuovH kind, bat they all gave only
temporary r,Uti During iNo sarlU"nt 1851
her lover ,.Hym became - 'rh um"d
rud sore hat She Wa. Obliged 10 keep them
constantly 80 .iyd with q cover ng &C "Ful-
let'- EVih,' mixed WEE aud uI owed "a dry
ON. Among other thing, sac was afflicted
with n periodical uursuus headache, Or-
curing ic-ulHr.y every seven dayS, some
times followed uy 40 Intermittent yer
for weeks II "a bnIa, 50 that her II G became
y burden to her.
ThisSuring determined size should take
$. : 5 ana following strictly tine dlrac. ions
IN regard 10 duSo, diet, etc. THIS YVES Ab 'ut
seven weeks aga. Au.c taking fan Nrt
large bottle iAcuisnaS3 seemed e. Increase,
The burning, itching aud Inflammation he
came uubc irGblc. She, however, uIscversd
In the use OF the medicine, AZ rr ticking
The second bottle tao Inflammation began
10 subsile. &i,or the third bottle the in-
npmmutlon disappeared, and sore Spots
dried upand tuIiod white md scaly, ana
inoll she hru he'd them or in an vtlpI-
be white powder rcSemhling pure -ul' ~nc
l. now taking the sixth hOlD O., 'nrgo able
srgonfuis four times daily. Every Drur9r-
auce OF the disease has gone, and her le,h
Is becoming Soft white and smooth Ggain;
and what Is more, her perlnd.cg, Do l'Ch' s
have Gigapp AIRED ana sHc is nov. I'D %
years uragc. cnio, ing the only gJo3 h'g'lu
She has lluoGn Tor upwards OF 40 ycnr'. SO
wonder she declares with emphasis that
every bottle az = $. 3 rs worth e inOG,-
A. times ita weight in goiO.
Any further information concerning her
case viii bG Chperti'ly given by ncHel ~
her residence. l@i Muilct stree, or ny me
JOHN Z BRA DIZZY, - Gri5WoI 5J
Detroit, Mich, Nay 10, 1855.
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SHERMAN, Aug. 2l.--Spocial. -
Horsemen are somewhat Gisapp lated
oyer the allure Of their Texa5 horse,
Jerome Turner,.to beat his record nj
tho Hartford races. There has been
considerable interest manifested in
this animal among local sporting men,
and his poor tvotting on this occasion
was a dire disappointment 90 all OF
them.
Everybody Who can get away from
business is "a. tbs fair gr0undS in Gt-
tendance o. L&e Old Settlers picnic,
Tine grounds present scene
Of animation which is only
aquailed by p State fair. Although
the weather is very hot and the dust
almost unbsarabla, still the great NUM-
Der OF people ia attendance have given
themselves over 70 o ioviat good time,
and they are hav!ngi IL, scarcely hight
having occurred 10 mar the peace and
quiet of she occasion,
Dick Welsh, wholesale and retail
liquor doaler OF this city, was heavy
loser by the TeXarEana fire.
The coming county fair and trOtilng
meeting, 10 be held here in October.
arc beginning to b3 freely talked
of, and extensive plans are reaching
perfection to make the same grand
success.
The debris of the late fire is being
cleared away, and it is understood
that tho burned section will DO i'm
mediately rebuilt,
The tramwav between D8nisOn and
Sherman is fOregone conclusion, and
1t will probably be ready for operation
ct least by the opening of 1856.
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Hallway company will permansnt
establish lis Raqloln 'afninus aud
Texas riiifn 90 thB CitY ~ Nirshali
aud vii also nInstrull Sail CITY
tho main machine ah0ps and oar
works ~ aaid railway company.
/ Awaiting YOUR reply, va arc TO-
apsu.fulIy your Ob8dient servants,
T.. a. SFNrnN,
u, A, BLANCH,
M ID ECFOR,
Cimnits0e ON part Of Tho CIV ol MAR
shall.
EexssS Pacific Railway Conpauy, Once
Of the President, Philadelphia, July, ~,
| iaI2-E u sexton, T. 4 fiAnch, NJ, u
Ector, Commi tea ON Behalf of The city
OF Mar ha'i, Texas;
uENTLEMEN.-I am In receipt Ot
your favor OF June ~, setting forth AT.
Fangements between your committee
aud myself, - president Of tho Texas
X PAciilc railway company. Toe state
menf, aS Vnu make IL, is satisfactory,
aud | Will have tho matter ratified ~
tho first meeting Ut our board ul dl-
recLOrs. But the absence Of judge
PierrapOHb and MIR. StabbinB In Flu
rope Tor u few weeks 20 Iona after our
lluanclal matters, may prevent mo
from getting a qnurum OF our directors
tog1ther, bu. la due time u shall all DO
arranged. Very respectfully,
THOMAS 4. Scorr, Pgesidon,'
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LoNGvIEw, Aug. 2l-LSpecial. For
two days past wagon after wagon,
loaded with all manner OF camping
utensils, have baen leaving and pGs-
sing through Longview tor tho Moth
odisJ camp-mec'iug grounds ~ Win
tertield, few miles north OF eIis city.
Hundreds vt people have already gaJh-
cred there, Gnd arrangements have
bc-n made for one OF the grardest
camp-meetings ever hold in this part
OF tho State. Notwithstanding the OK
gy mark the movements OF al con-
nected with the management. Preach
ing has already commence d, and next
Sunday more than ordinary "how OF
soul" IL looked for.
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AUSTIN, Aug. 2l,--[Spoaial. Values
Increased in Uvalio county $H,l2l.
Young, S90,G9o.
Oldham county decreased $lS05S0.
This year the number OF cattle as.
sessed in Oldham comfy is IOO,47O
head, valued at $l,O3j 100. Last year
the nun Der of oatElo assessed was "a,
l52, valued 2t 81 ~G351.
Potter county Isl year returned g.
000 head # cattle, valued at S6l5, GO.
This year only - head ARE returned,
valued ct $3.50.
Undec the ruling Os the attorney
gene al, tho Texas Benevolent Aisoci
alton and similar ones are requested
to pay tha regular STGta insurance
license, bur they resist ITS collection,
and sait will be instituted against tue
Texas Benevolent association, ghich
Will decide the matter.
Superintendent BaS9r mas letter
from the Presbyterian board of mis-
sionaries, Of Pijts1u e, Peunaylvauia,
stating that the board desires 10 esCao'
lish a boarding school tor cotOred
children in Texas, ara asking Tor in
formation in regard to location, etc,
Tho necessary Information was trn-
ished, together with CG9 names OF
promineng c0lored Teachers
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PALESTINE. Aug. 2l.-lSpeciall-A
large audience OF ladies and gentle
men assembled at tho opera house last
hight to hear the joint debate ON pro-
hibltion.
Hon. Il. l.. Gammage aud Mr. W. Q.
Reeves spoke In behalf Of prohibition,
knd in addition 20 tho able ana clio.
huont speeches. presented an array az
facts and statistics TO support thair
assertions relative tho tho practical
Etility nnd benefits of local option
which could not DO successfully oom-
batted. The speeches of Hons. John
Young Gooch and A. w. Gregg
against the practicsbility and
cOustitut onalily OF prohibition wero
able efforts, and the strain Of all ergu.
mants on the question which disregard
oil phases OF tue subject and cling 20
The old consii ,ulionrl clghJ aud por-
sonal liberty tneory. IL ~ difficult 20
ray how tho male part u the audience
WAS divided on tho question,
| Postmaster Pells paid hiS respects 10
The oUlOrsd man aud brother yoStcr-
day by paying visit to them II the
bOuutry. IL IL confidently beloved
khst tho old beaver will work n PO3i-
macter Polls mas not iJst tha power DO
used % WELD over the cOlOrsd man
Rnd brother Ia times fyOro.
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Ell Phso, Aug. 2l.-Tho city council
met tonight and appointed several
city Onic7fs, A large crowd was In
attendance ana considerable Interest
m.nitcStsg. rha vote Tor marshal
was u TO, The mayor cast tho decid-
lug vote Tor White ~A.tog5thor, she
,au-lgu.lOn.
There In great eXci'amans in chi
hu ihua add Durango. VI 'S.co, over tho
hisGlUsura Of over SIS 900 IN counter
felt American money, which has boon
Hooded over that country In mo last
month by two Eugllshmen, who have
disappeared. Tho countOrieitsrs dis
posed of the money by exchanging IL
In small amounts Tor Mexican silver.
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Tonight tao ehlef Of pllios - Mon.
tsray, accompanied hY Con.
sIl N8mplaii. delivered Aui-
damuTto 10 Collector Jerome
and the rity narshN of Laredo, Gu
this si.r al the RIA Grtndo, The
ufiminll hsars his face with onmp1s
ure, hut his fseo 40 tlmns gives eyi
dIucn ol his eNtfomO disc1mposurH,
lla refuses a. talk q rfpofiursi stat
ing that no hears tho daily Journals M
good wili. Intelligence raraivad moro
to night Of tho pOuderOus apsii0atiOu
81 tho general government 20 tn
Mexican officials praying for Auide-
nOTts's extTaditiOn on tho charge ~
forgery, causes much amusement la
viaw 0f the very quiet aud slick man,
nor IN which the prisoner was landed
within tho American borders, causing
no trouble "a any body aud az no
waste Of rcd tape,
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Terrell.

TERRELL, Aug, 2L--LSpeciai. MIR.
l.. p. Poarce, OF Hunt county, had his
loft leg broken this morning just
above the ankle. His toam become
frightened at a passing train while
loading his wagon at % lumber yard.
Hs w2son tho ground and his Lex was
caught nstRa8n the wheel and c heavy
scGn..ing.
The people OF Terrell alone propose
20 buiid tor tha county It's cOGrt house
aud remove the jail, all NJ their own
expense, and have subSGrib3l $50 900
for that pIrpose, and ara prepared 90
execute q oGnd uGQpesHonshle for its
aOivsnCy, for the faithful compiiEuco
with these promises. Tho S2r VIII
publish daily during the canvass,
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MEXIA, Aug. 81. -lSpeeial.l- \
lively scrimmase took place this
morning between Young limb Of the
law ana grocery clerk, because of 8
remark made by inc former that no
decent man would sell whisky for 2
living. Ih9 young lawyor exhibited o
thorough 6n0wledg0 oftne manly Grg,
snd seemed to b. we'll posted in the
science OF Sullivan, but tho straight
gom-th9-should8r business from tho
grocery CLERK proved TOO lnuch for
him, and ne ROW pcndsfs over The
vicissiludss OF this life q sa0der G0H 3
wiser man. Nhe city treasury is now
j.i1ll Iy 81
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Gainesville

GAIYEsvILLE, Aug, 2l.-[Spe ;'aL =
Several weeks ago Jim Gentry, a
young mHn living in the southeast
portion Of thu county, carriod away
from homo Miss Rhoda Burns, 8
young lacy Is years OF age presume
bly, with the intention Of marrying
her, but after q weeks abse 90, she
was returned 10 the pdG5gnai ROOF
without tho marriage rite having been
performed. Ihl5 conduct WAS he &c
casi0n tcr sensational Iumors, anu
Gentry vas arrested uud placed
in iaii, VI ra h9 Remained unsil yss-
terdsy, An tho vouns lady and her
mother Visited the i4il and Il marriage
was arranged betwean the iormer aud
Gentry. a license was procured, aud
accompanied By > deputy Sheriff and
two newspaper reporters, the couple
repaired to Judge H0lmaA'S Office,
where the knot was tied. After the
ceremony tho couple departed seem
ingly vsry happy, tor t0sir home.
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age lts will continue a week or longer
i.O Typographical uuipn ut ualv n
ton ~ day, tlruuEh Mr.. Eugene Sh
"a Il, caused the removal of George ~
libilnOr, an insane printer
irOm thn county jail
IN tho asylum a. AustiH, bntOraloty
lUH iail tho unfortunate man
WAS visited by Colonial n
T.. Smy'he, yioO-chanoollOr of Austin
iudga knights at Pythias, Of which
uilsr HetineT il member, The
sill ctad man recognized Colonel
SmNth6 iur an Instant thun all
was again blank,
Tho Knights az Labor In this city
have boon holding secret sessions dur
lag tho past few nights,
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MARSHALL, Aug. 81. - Especial -
Colonel r. b Reagan, United States
marshal; Harry Ovens, deputy, and
w. E. Singleton, United States clerk.
!. are in the city.
The jowelors Of tho city have been
waited on by committee Of knights
Of Labor and informed ,hat all jewel
ers selling goods end wares made by
the Duber Wafnh Case company, OF
Newport, Now York, or the Brooklyn
Watch Case company, will be boycott
ted from this date. Funny.
The pay car Of the Texas d Faclhc
has arrived, much TO the Joy OF all
concerned.
The relations existing between the
employees aud officials OF the Texas 81
Pacific were never more amtc2ble and
pleasant than now.
Tho following arc true copies of lot
tiers in reference to the contract now
In existence between the Texas % Pa
cific Railway company and Harrison
county:
Thomss A. Scott, President OF the Texas
& Pacific Railway company, PhilRdel-
phia, Pennsylvania:
SIR-Pureuant to your request, we
now present to You, to be Ibid before
the board Of directors for tho foxas q
Pacific Railway company a written
Z statement of toe agraement made ut
Mrs. Kings hotel, in this city, on the
ed instsnt, between yourself. in be-
4 half OF the Texas d Pacific Railway
company, ana the ind arRignoa, on be-
half of tho city Of Marshall.
The county of Harrison, Of which the
city of Marshall is the county scat
/ has determined in the manner re.
quired by an act Of the Legislature OF
the State Of Y'exas, passed April II,
1871, to donate 10 the Texss d Pacific
railway company $500 COZ, in the bonds
of said county, payable in gold coin,
having so years to ruu, and bearing
per centum interest per annum sand to
levy tax in the manner required by
said act to provide for the payment
of the principal and interest of said
bonds upon tho condition that said
company shall establish its east
ern terminus and Texas
Office at the city of Mar.
shall, ana shall locate and construct at
said CITY its main machine shops and
city the connections with said
terminus, provided for by the act in
cooperating said Texas 81 Pacific rail
,>Epy company, and an act supple
mental thereto.
We understand that full transcript
of the orders and decress of the county
court of Harrison county, in regard to
this matter, hes been furnished You.
In addition TO this, the city of Mar
shall will donate to said company 66
acres of land at the place and in the
shape designated by you on the map
Of said city, whereon to locate the
main machine shops, car works and
depot of said company at said city.
The city Of Marshall will procure
said land by issuing its bonds in &C.
cordance with the provisions of the
act of the Legislature of Texas, all
j ready referred to, which bonds wil}M&s
&sused in the purchase OF said lan6.sfs5( X
N The citizens of Marshall n RI III II
&feady undertaken to casb<si
sbe an extent sufficient taS{fN}&'' M M
WI said land which canrlk{ n; a IN MI IN ss}fss
sHH donation directly mi 4 Y y q q
~ kereof. HNf,,,s'43Es<ES3'sles MI
'Sq,'s}i land for yOur com a \ ~ \! II
he'd to by the CITY |. 4 HI n II 4,
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A Conrsrcn,, N, WASHINGTON.

WAsuINuroN, Aug. Alt. V. Pow
ierley, graud master workman
of the Knights OF Labor,
arrived hero to-day, and this ovsmn;
had = conference with number OF
leading members OF tho Knights OF
Labor IN rsterorco TO tho WABASH
strike. Nothing definite was deter
mined GA and u further conference
Is 10 be- hold tu.morroH
al which acpnmittea OF the order from
81. Lnais will be present, and it is
Thought 4 plan Of action will be-
nJ1ntaH.
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Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, IA,
says: "My vito has boon seriously al
this spring more severely than ever
before. Sne had used many remedies
without relief, ord being urged to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery, did 30, with
most gratifying results. Nhe irst bot
tie relieved her very much, and the
second bottle has absolutely cuc5I
her She has nos had So good health
tor 80 years." Trial bottles free st w.
II. Howell IL BROS drug store, Large
giys ST.
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GREENvILLE, Aug. 2l.-[Spscial.l i
In tho district court Ashery RlX was
tried for hog stealing from a
party near Lone Oak and given two
years in the peniteutiary.
The merchants OF Greenville have
organized cotton exchange, with z.
y. yes, presloeni; L. roper, VICE.
president, and Il. w. Briscoe, secre'
tary and treasurer.
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SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 2I-LSpaoiaL]-
Tho residence Of Fred Fisher, Gg9ut Of
tho Southern News company, on Lena
street, in tho heart Of the city, was
burglarizad last night by tho use Of
cblcr0form, by unknown persons, who
occurred tin bucket full OF niGEles,
ABOUT $40 and $60in silver, besides q
lot Dflewelry and other articles Of less
value. AIGer chloroiorming both
Fisher and wife, the burglars took
pistol from uudar his pillow and then
proceeded to go through tho TRUNKS,
wardrobes and bureaus very leisuroiy.
The family did not recover from the
stupor until very late in tho morning,
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Houston

HOUSTON, Aug. 2l.-[Special. 10.
night Sheriff Fait did some brilliant
work in capturing ALT Burlags, who
got SO from Mrs. l.. f. Edwards, Of
austin, by telegraphing from San
Antonio that her daughter was dead.
He arrived Ct 3 O'Clock and
was jailed ut 10. He had
ridden Swo miles out OF town i'll car
risge to take the Central train for the
north. He is to be sent to San Apto-
MO to morrow morning.
Atan alarm OF fire about 2 o'clock
this morning, two fire engines collided
killing one horse, disabling an
other, wouuding slightly two men and
demolishing one engine.
A. negro named Leo Watkins, who
has been burglarizing the whole town,
was captured yesterday. There are
now nine charges against, him, made
on the strength OF property identified
in his possession, and having been
taken from half that number OF
houses.
Lem Easley (colored) struck Robert
Edwards. an old colored man, over the
\ ts3 N{VkSSi 2tfhe effects of which the lat
to die,
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tho best salva in tho world for cats,
BRUISES, sor5s, ulcers, salt rheumr te'
yer sores, 'e.tsr, chappcd hands,
chillblaiug, G0rns aud all skin
sruptOns, lud positively cur@s piles,
or no pay REQUIRED. 10 IL guaranteed
to give parlgag satisfaction, or money
refunded. rrlca % cents por box, For
sa.o by ". Il Howed " Bro.
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Bolton :.

BELToN, Aug. N.-[Specisl.l Judge
West, of Waco, appointed by the gov
ernor as special judge 10 try the
George Echols murder case, arrived
to day, aud n special venirs has been
ordered for tomorrow.
viii Randall, colored, got so years
in tho penitentiary for robbing. He
pleaded guilty.
Ounce WiIkerson, VINO was cut by
Stone last Tuesday, is in very crit
zeal condition, aud the chances are
that he VIII not recover. Stone has
been admitted to bail in the sum OF
~. 900, which he failed to give.
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jefferson.

JEFFERSON, Aug. q. i Special -
Federal court convenes here on the
18th of September. There is heavy
civil docket, but g comparatively
small criminal docket.
Mr.. S. NJ. Hagerty, who has been
quite i'll for some Gimo,is convalescent,
and will soon be ouC again.
There is great deal of sickness in
this vicinity, but the physicians report
that IL is not of fatal character.
United States Marshal Reggan was
In the city this week preparing for
Federal court.
Rain is badly needed
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Hard Times

Hard Times.
While money is close, wages and
prices low, expenses should no cut
down In every household. Economy
the watch word tor Mothers. Head OH
Doctors bills By always keeping IN the
house botLle OF Or. BosankO's Cough
and Lung Syrup. Stops Cough in
stautly, relieves Consumption, cures
Group and pain in the Chest in ono
night. It ia just tha remedy for hard
times Price 30 cents, and 81. sam
plas Tree. Sold by all 1rugGists.
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All Fits stopped FREQ Ok. Kline'a
great nscve reaCor9r. no GtS after tigst
asy's use. Marvellous cugsg, Treatise
aud - trial bottle free to III cases
SG00 to Dr, Kline, 93l ArCh street
E.llaielDhiG, PennsylYanlQ.
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Galveston,

GALVESTON, Aug. 2l.--[Special.l-
About a dozen general and assistant
general freight agents are expected
here tomorrow to arrange ayuniform
tariff Of nretes for the big
Texas pool fsSenlly entered into at
New York between President George
Sealey, of the Gu +, Coloradots Santa
Fs, and Nc mrs. Gould and HIT <gton,
and the reeeivers Of the H32s q
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Smart WeeG and Bella0onMa cOm-
bued with o.hsr ingredients uEed in
tho baSt porous pl2sters make Carriers
y. W. d Il, ba9Egche Pastors tho best
in tho msrkort. Price 70 cents.
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are You made miserable By inGigas-
ti1n, constipation, dizziness, loss Of
appatite, ysiiow sbinT AhisOh's Vital
ger "a positive cure, sold by J. l..
WillIM;nA.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-27
Three Negroes IIIllsd.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 2l,-Iu S..
Charles parish this afternoon q lot of
coloreG fold hands took refuge under
s tree during storm. Lightning struck
the tree, killing three OF them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-27

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy a posi-
tive cure for catarrh, diphthoria and
canksr month. Sold by J. l.. Will
liaHs q Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-27

ShiIoh's Cough ana Consumption
Cure ia cold by US on 3 guarantee IL
cures consumption. Sold by ). "a.
Willtanaa " Go,