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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-21
NOTICE.
REAL EST ! FOR SALE

REAL ES1 ! = FUN SALE
A RARE chance fnt - uring dcsir.
n. able HOMESTEAD. rhrce Lots only,
on the easterly side OF Mnkiki Street,
adjoining the mauka side of Mr.. Walter
Seals place. A very pleasant neigh
borhood; never.failing supply of pure
water in tho street from the Makiki
Reservoir. Terms, one third cash, the
remainder in and years with interest
at per cent. net Maps and plans can
be seen at the office of
17Otf w. r.. CASTLE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-28
sIDEWALh NOTES.
Tomatoes are in the market.

1OItlALOts arc III Jub MAJ hbls
The weather has moderated again.
A full line of Burt * Mear's shoes at
Leon Kahn's.
Received the first installment of spring
hats at Leon Kahn's.
Drummers' outfits a spe cialty with
Ed. Randall, the liveryman.
Telephone Ed. Randall for hack callse
Drivers polite and attentive.
The best photographs ever made in
Dallas, are made by Webster.
The swallow put in an appearance
yesterday, a sign that spring mas come.
First class grooming and board at Ed.
Randalps stable. Rates reduced to Sl2'0C
per month.
Webster, the Elm street photogra-
pher, is still on top in quality, and bot
tom on prices.
DR.. o. b. Hewett's telephone number
| is go. Day or night calls answered with
"neatness and dispatch"
! A lively set-to occurred yesterday after
noon, at the corner Of Main and Murphy
streets between two young men, 1t wa,
a little "sociap affair
Pure and uncolorcd and guaranteed
! unauthorized May Blossom Tea at 81
cents pound in one pound packages al
BoHches', S23 Main street.
For the celebrated El Principe dc
Gales and Mardi Gras cigars call at the
Merchants Exchange Bar, corner La
mar and Commerce streets.
Mr.. s. s. Sweeney, who was claimed
by Hattie Keys as ner lawful husband
has not skipped out as reported, but il
here and says ne as never married K
her.
News reached the city that DR.. Peak
of Fort Worth. who has been i'll for SOM
time past, died yes -rday morning. Tn;
deceased has relatives and host o
friends here, who will regret to learn o
his death.
, There will be another lot of shrubber.
+ sold at auction on Saturday, consistin
OF imp lrted rose bushes, grape, Spanish
needles, Spanish and French plants, g
the auction and com mission house
Fine, Very Fine, 6l9, Elm street.
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Emma Abbott Opera Company.

Last night one OF the most elegant
and fashionable audiences that has ever
graced the opera-house assembled to
hear the famous Abbott opera company
in the charming and romantic opera OF
Mignon. The cast included the three
prima donnas, Emma ABBOTT, Laura
Bellini and Miss Annordale, and their
rendition of the opera was artistic,
pleasing and fully equalled their
high reputation. Emma Abbott as
the poor little waif Mignon, was the
character in look, voice and action, and
her exquisite voice, charming acting
and sympathetic manner won praise.
Bellini and Annandale received their
measure of applause and the other
members of the company were all excel
lent. At the matinee to-day tho popu-
lar opera OF Martha will be given. This
evening Emma Abbott, the great Tag
liapietra and the entire company
will appear in the brilliant opera of Ii
Traviato. The costumes Miss Abbot
will wear we're all made by Worth, ant
she will also wear all OF her rare collec
tons of diamonds, including the fsmou
y karat Abbott kohinoor she recent
bought in San Francisco. La Traviat
is Abbotts greatest role, and the cast !
particularly strong one.
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II Poe, Miss Laura Owens, Denton; L u
Woodhouse, Wills Point; ] A Williams,
Texas; J III McDuffie, Waxabachie; Miss
McGhee, Mississippi; A c Petri, Chi
cago; VIM Brodwick, Il j Warde, Miss
Langford, Miss Krause, Abbott county;
S II Brownand lady, BRISTOL d Atker-
son, Mckinney; Alex Mex Cammeron,
New York; n L Franklin, Terrell; A l.
Wilson, kaufman, + II Britton, Phila-
delphia; j w Wyse, Fort Worth; W ii
CLANCY, III Paso; o III p Woods, Mar
shall: j X p Bell, Sunflower, Miss; H L
| RAIDER, Julian, California; G S Peacock,
Tombstone, Arizona; II X Beaver, Nor
folk, Virginia; Battle Brown, Memphis;
J X HAYS, @ Ii Shelton, S l. Moore,
| Nashville, Tennessee; Q w Roberts,
| Rusk, Texas; D G B Connolly, Austin;
r Langsdale, TeXarkana; Nj ID Kelly,
city; Mrs NJ Il Atkerson, Texas; John
w Stoves. Hilleboro; II Lipman, Nor
gan; J II Bowman, Plano; Norton
Weisdom, city; John s Andrews, Fort
Worth; Thos w Meadows, city; w a
New Orleans; w T Jackson, Wisconsin
c B Taylor, Mississippi; Smith
Ovilla.
AT THE WINDSOR.
John II Doran, st Louis; John v
Fitch, New York; b A HAZEL, Philadel
phia;J G Bushnell, Geo w Wilson, {
ID Lane, st Louis; James r Friend, Gin
! cinnati; ii d McGinnis, New York
: Emma Abbott and maid, Wether
l ell, Misses Lizzie Annandale, Laur
3 Bellini, Dora Fetner, Walter; Allen
: Leopold and wife, Tagliapietra, I
Q Guse, Sigs Tomasi, Fabrini; William
!, Castle and wife, Sig Treider, Free
/ Cooper, L j O'Brien, Harr.
? Allen, Emma Abbott Opera company
g NJ. Mcclellan, Dallas; q. e. Van Horn
e agent Rose Eytinge; Jno. IL. Munson
II. RAISING, f. B. Dana; New York
j Chas. Goodnight, Paloduro, Texas z
. IL. Nelson, Burlington, Kansas; u. N
d Heath, Cleburne, Texas; Walter Hare
i castle, Texas T. A. Manning, Dallas; L
4 L. Page, st. Louis Mrs. f. Q. billiard
d Sherman; Henry Hilbroner, Philade
'r phia; Adolph Cohen, Little Rock;J. 4
e yelling, Trenton, New jersey
y C. L. Coyner, Athens, Texas; /
: 4. Amber, Pttsburg, Pennsylvania
h A E Van Tyro, Ed lie Claire, G l. lie
B. ure, Norvill johnson, j Q Middleton
Is K G Ludlow and wife, G ID Dana an
d wife, S IL Shannon, st. LOUIS ID
d Leadbetter, e Kennedy, San FraI
d clsco L j Wood jr., Miss Emma Castl
l. Terrell; L P Cowen, w Il Ellis, Flo
n Worth; j George Stanfer, Dallas; Il
o Spriggs, Cincinnati.
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City Court.

City va. Bill King, intoxicated; trans.
ferred.
City VS.. ]. y. MsSwain, intoxicated;
fined 50.
City VS.. same, carrying pistol; con-
tlnued.
City VS.. Il. A. Hamilton, carrying a
pistol; fined SOS.
City VS.. Il. @. Kirkwood, William
Housley, David DENIM, vagrancyi dis.
charged.
fined So.
City VS.. Gus Sporig, interfering with
private proportyi fined 50.
City VS.. Joe Is. Howe, interfering with
private property; discharged.
City VIZ. Il. Goshen, theft; transferred
civ VS.. N. NJ. Mathews, careless
driving; fined 3d..
city VS.. - Nash, carless driving
discharged.
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THE LOCAL NEWS REPORT.
THE MoNTREssER EXAMINATION,
The Crowd Prejudiced Against the Pris'
oner and Carrying Rope-Emma.
Abbott at the Opera House
Court and Other Notes.
The Montresser Trial.

The examining trial OF Frank IL. Me
Intosh, alias Howard Montressor, be-
tore Justice Schulz, on the charge Of
committing an outrage on Emma Knapp,
a9-year-old girl, was resumed yesterday
morning, and viii come up again this
morning. The remainder of the case
will be heard in the district court
room on account of the large
crowd, and the case Will
be called at 9 o'clock tits morning,
When the prisoner was taken out from
the court to the jail the feeling OF the in
censed crowd got the best OF it and some
called out "hang him" The crowd
surged around the prisoner, and had 1t
not have been that six or seven officers
escorting presented good front,
the prisoner would have, in
ali probability, been violently dealt
with The crowd which was credited
with having rope, followed to the
iail, but Deputy Sheriff Moon, our eX-
sheriff and others appeared upon the
scene and checked ali demonstrations,
Notwithstanding the well-known secu-
ritY of the Jail against the attack of ?
mob. several of the sheriff's force made
1t convenient, if not pleasant, to lodge
there last night.
DR.. Bolls and DR.. Gibbs, both well
known physicians testified in substance
that they had examined the child and
that in their opinion she had been out
ragged. They stated on cross examina
ton that the condition of the child coulc
have been caused by a fall and hel
coming in violent contac
with some hard substance
Yesterday, the court room was Utterly
packed throughout the day by an anx'
ious and excited crowd, eager to catcl
every word of the testimony, Mrs
Knapp, the mother of the child, was
called 10 the witness stand and stateC
that she first saw evidence OF the alleged
outrage Sunday morning. She nae
observed that the child looked un
well, and upon examination
and questioning her, ascertained the
alleged cause of her troubles. Wednes
day, the child continuing TO complain
she told her husband, and he had he
examined, and they learned from he
what had been perpetrated upon her
Mr.. +. Knapp, the father of the child
testified in substance the same thing
Laurina Pell, who assists Mrs
Mcintosh in cooking, testitie
that she had heard Mclntos
complain of Knapp throwing was
water into the backyard. Ida McIntos
also testified. She stated that she wa
the wife of the defendant, and that sh
was in one of the rooms on the foo
where the outrage was alleged to hav
been committed, and that It could nc
have been perpetrated without he
knowledge.
/. NJ. West testified the
it was lightly constructe
building that he rOomed
McIntoshs house, and that he kne
nothing of the alleged outrage.
DIE. II. Ayers said he was a physical
and thought the crime charged inn oss
bic, and did not think the child coul
have concealed her condition as long {
alleged.
There is great deal of testimon
taken that will not bear publication
and great deal that IS not materia
The ease as stated above comes up tn
pa. IN.
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this community, where he has been so
well and favorably known for the past
year. No man has ever Made a brighter
or more enduring reputation during the
time he has made his residence with
us. He was single, young, full OF en-
ergy, a thorough business man, was a
member of the firm of Crawford, Ar
mold, & Crawford, proprietors OF the
Milan county bank, and was assis'
tant postmaster. A host OF friends are
left to mourn his death. The remains
of the deceased VIII be forwarded tc
Illinois, his former home for inter
ment.
Major j. C. Rodgers, one of the oldest
citizens of Cameron, and for along
time county clerk, is not expected Il
recover IRON severe attack of pneu
monia
j. II. Reid, a saloon keeper, died {
few DAYS ago with the same disease.
The weather has cleared up and is rea
pleasant.
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--TlE BnlVIl STOKE-llOUN
NOTICES

NOTICE TO CITY TAN-PAY ERS-CITS
~ Hall, Office oC Assessor and Collector
Dallas, Texas, February -, lSSi.-Thc Board
Of Ape as VIII convene ut the city Han on
Monday, She 2pd dRv of March, 1888, and wiz
continue In session until all appeals nave
been heard. Parties feeling themselvesos-
grieVed ore hereby loti fed to appear before
said Board, MS thcli decision shall be hnNl'
j. e. BOGEL, Assessor and Colector,
NouCE-HoRSr THIEVES HAVE NJ
~ use for stock that are brandedC on tne
left jaw, Agents wanted everywhere 70
brand stock aud represent the ESrRAf w,
CORP ANN FARA JouRNAL, For terms ,o 20
agen,s, address the Z. and u. Association,
| Dallas, Texas lenI-II..
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NINETEENTH LEGISLATURE
VERY LITTLE WORK FINISHED
But Great Deal Considerable. Pope s
Railroad Bill-The A. & NJ. College
MAtters-Col. Peeler's Claim
and Other Subjects.
SENAT

AUSTIN, Feb. 27.-[Special. The bill
to authorize county commissioners to
set aside one-hslf the bridge and road
tax, from year to year, for the construc-
ton Of free bridges across streams over
65 feet wide, was reported favorably.
The bill to turn over the states ex-
hibits at the Worlds fair, was reported
fsvorably.
To prevent the employment Of sailors
of foreign vessels beyond the ships
tackle, in Texas ports, tavorably.
To organize. 25 comp 1nies Of minute
men, favorably.
Mr.. Hall introduced bill to author
iZe the governor to appoint commission
ers of deeds in foreign countries.
BY Mr.. Pope: Directing the attorney
general to ascertain what railroads have
been violating section 8, article 10, of the
constitution, and to bring suit against
| the same.
BY Mr.. Jerdone: A resolution re-
uuesting Texas congressman 10 secure
asuryey of the channel from Galveston
bay to the mouth of the BraZos for the
purpose of having distractions re-
moved. Adopted
By Mr.. Houston (ot Wheeler): A reso
luton requesting the chaplains of the
two houses to otliciate at the laying o.
the corner stone. Adopted.
In committee of the whele Mr.. Pfeuf
fers district superintendent bill wa
taken up and all the committees amend
ments adopted.
Mr.. Terrell moved that the committe
rise and report the bill unfavorably
Adopted.
Mr.. Terrell moved that the report o
| IL 10
. II; nays, 10.
The bill changing the time for hold
ing court in Burleson county wa
[ passed.
The bill to create the county of Mid
land was taken up, and after long de
t bate, went over TIL tomorrow.
) Adjourned,
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Nsssssr gsgsy ITOiI d NlslI 10 New OTledHs'
MIR. A. Gouffe who has been i'll for |
several months is still unable to be out.
DIR. G. II. Veal is confined to his bed |
at the residence Capt. w. e. Veal by
| lever.
Miss May Guillot has arrived home
| from a visit TO the New Orleans expo
sition.
VIM. Langron jr., of Forney, left last
night via the Missouri Pacific Tor Wash
ington.
Col. w. ]. F. Ross, of Waxahachie,
candidate Tor United States marshal, is
in the city.
MIR. Arthur Wheless and wife arrived
from a trip to the New Orleans expo
: sition yesterday
Mrs. +. kaufman and child returned
: yesterday from visit to The New Or
leans expoaition.
Mrs. Gerson Meyer returned yester-
, terday from u visit 10 the
4 New Orleans exposition.
NJ. McClelland, of Dallas, has no.
turned, after an absence of ten days. il
at home at the Windsor.
O b. A. HAZEL, of Philadelphia, tn.
4 popular representative OF Ralph Snuh
y is guest at the Windsor.
Ohpbs AloAs W liSoHi suollll VI MAUI
D. man county, and candidate for United
T States marshal, is in the city.
70 EN-. Gleason, of Bryan, formerly
~ resident of this city, has returned, ant
l. will probably make his home here.
Jon. w. Fitch, of New York, the gen
1t ial and popular representative Of tn
to Royal Baking powder, is at the Windsor
or Mr.. w. l.. Hall, business manager o
re the Dallas HERALD, arrived yesterda,
on from Austin, and viii return in feS
at days, to Austin.
ms Elder W. G. Sweeney, of Bowling
hIo green, Kentucky, will preach Sunda,
~ morning and evening at tho Gommerc
ia Street Christian church.
40 Mr.. J.. Craddock, the most prOmineI
saloon man in Texas, has returned fro
Wichita Falls, where he has Just opene
of an elegant sample room, in connectio
es' with his Wholesale house there.
ot- Mr.. 4. II. Leoman, formerly OF I'll
Corsicana journal, passed through IN
city yesterday on his way to Miner
Wills. 1t is understood Mr.. Leem,
rs. will take charge of the Mineral Wei
Pilot.
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Pleasant Affair.

The entertainment given Thursday
night at Mayors hall, by the Cleveland
Ministries, was eminently success, so
far as fun go9s, and the ball that fol-
lowed the performance was most
heartily enjoyed, and the "wee sma
hours of the morning wheeled around
before the happy gathering had gained
its consent to leave for home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-28

Truth is mighty and must prevail. So,
also, must Mishler's Herb Bitters pre-
vail over all forms Of kidney and liver
diseases. Dyspepsia and indigestion
likewise yield TO the magic of its powe
Read what Willard Mosier, of Barclay
street, New York, says: eater suffer.
gestion, found complete cure In
your remedy. My wife was also cured
Of severe neuralgia"
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Postal Points.

WASHINGTON, Feb. zi.-[Special.l j
Following are the changes announced
in the postal department:
Postoffices established: Davis, Lamar
county, on Route 3l6ll; Paris, miles
west, Blossom Prairie, 5 miles east
Oden, Lean county, on Route 3l,SS1
Buffalo, miles west, w. Hardin's
store, u miles east.
Postmastefs commissioned: Clifton
Wells, Nacodoches; February Z, 1895
Benjamin =. Steedman, Collinsville
January 10, 1885, Dora Pesch, Pesch.
New offices established: David A
Moncrief, Davis, Lamar county; DaviC
J. Haskins, Oden, Leon county.
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FOR RENT.


EoR RENT-BY THE YEAR ONLY, THE
II 5large windows, ijX2l, surrounding the
Office Of the Grand-W indsor Hotel Office In
the rotunda OF the hotel. Apply at Office.
This Is without doubt the best advertising
space In this city, as II T. in sight day and
night all the year round. feb25-tt
NOR RENT-THN LARGE STORE, COR
II ner vain and Austin streets, under the
Grand-WindsOr Hotel; this Is the most de-
sirabe location In the city for drug store,
having an entrance rom the court OF the
h tel rs well as adjoining the ladies' en-
trance, with windows TO the south. Apply
nj Office of hotel. feb2b'tt
NOR RENr-THRHE STORES UNDER
II the Grand-Windsor Hotel, suitable for
almost any gcntecl business. IebBll
EoR RENT-THE SMALL OFFICE AID.
II Joining the entrance of Grand-Windsor
Hotel, Main street; best location in the city
for u railroad ticket office, having an en-
trance Into rotunda of hotel Apply at office
ofhotel. feb26tt
EOR RENr-AN OPPORTUNITY TO
| Il rent a handsomely furnished front room,
southern exposure, Ia one or two gentlemen,
I In private family; lrst-clOss locatoni board
can be hnd IN house ndJolningi reference re-
| quirsd, Address OPtoRruNIrY, Herald 0l-
/ hce. feb2lsun.tu
/ TOR RtNr-rHE BRICK LIVERY STA
] II bic formerly occupied 10y Mcnowell,
{ nlmons a Aston, situated on tue south SIDE
OF Elm street, between sycamore and stone
streets, and In mont oil Mayors gUrden size
5lXlOO feet ON Elm, aud horse lot IN rear Cox
no, fronts on Main street; 81 stalls; extensive
luit-rOOm, with tramwpy and every conNen-
lence, and the most centrally located stable
In the city. Apply to W, IL, PRArHER, ~
Elm street. fch2Otl
NOR RENI-InE BrlCh sIUkE-KUOM
| 4 No, GlS and 6l5 Elm street, now oCcuned
by Randall Bros; possessi given March l.
Apply TO louN BROWNING, Oleandtr street
fehl7 I'm
NOR RENr-THk BRICK StVRE-ROOM
Il including bedrooms above, situated al
60 Pacific avenue. Apply To- JuHS BROWN
ING, Olcander street. feb3'lm
NOR RENT-uNE NEW SIN ROOM COT
, II tRge; beautiful place, Inquire at
Eclipse lumber Lard. r. VI. PAGE. I'm
NOR kENT-CWO COTTAGES, WITH
L i've rooms en- a., Eos 1897 ana - Conn
merce street inquire l2ll Mulu -, lan.L
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The residence of Mrs. Morrison, who
resides on the corner of Jackson and
Market streets, was entered yesterday
morning and her sons coat and 500 sto-
len. The thief was subsequently ar
rested by the police and locked up. He
was sporting the coat and scattering the
cash. He was registered as Thomas
Christian and he is now in the "Slough
of Despond."
Calvin Smith, colared, who was sent
from this county, few years ago, TO
serve term in the penitentiary, for
his fond affections for things that werC
not his own, was arrested yesterday OF
the charge of the theft of an overcoa
from Mr.. Fraukel, and now he look
wistfully sadly out from behind thu
bars of the county Jail, gazing into th
vastly vastness that shuts one out II
durance vile from the freedom of thi
great and glorious union, as 1t were, 3
TO speak.
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sEAlEn pROPOSALS.

CEALBD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE,
- celved up To " m, February - HS1, io oa
the livery business (translcr ana .ags'sssTy
business exceptedl OF the Grand WinuSsi1h,
Hotel for one year, from March 1852 NINA
mana remept reserving the r. ght To relV0'
any or all bids, Address g. McGlNhha,i,c,.
'' - W. N'"'' CRANE. Windsor liole''
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Discussion Of the land bill consumed
the morning and afternoon sessions
again to-day,giying way for little time
in the afternoon TO rush through the
Gulf, Colorado u Santa Fe proposition
to waive It's charter, ignore Comanche
and take in Brentwood, with promise
of $50 miles extension the present year.
Mr.. Foster of Grayson, introduced a
bill, providing for a state geological
survey.
Mr.. Hopkins introduced a bill ex-
empting all goods of Texas manuiac-
ture from drummers or peddlers tax.
Mr.. Cravens presented special re-
port on the Agricultural IL Mechanical
college, explaining that If the aecommo-
dations were doubled, its capacity being
now $50 students, the cost of tuition
would be reduced one-half or $40 per
student.
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Democratic Convention.

Tonight the Cleveland and Hendricks
club will meet, when resolution ask
ing the chairman to call convention
for the purpose Of nominating munich,
pal officers will be introduced. 1t
appears from what can be learned that a
convention will be called,
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America's Pride,

True American men and women, by
reason OF their strong constitution,
beautiful forms. rich comDlexi)ns and
characteristic energy, are enyied by all
nations. 1t Is tas general use OF DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic, which brings
ahnuL these raSulLA.
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What relation il the door mat to the
scraper. A stepfather (farther). The
fartherest step yet made IN medicine for
curing coughs, Group and consumption
is Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet
Gum and Mullen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-28

If you suffer from looseness OF the
bowels ANGosTuRA BIrrERs will surely
cure you. Beware of counterieits, and
ask your grocer or druggist for the
genuine article, prepared by DIR. j. @. b.
Siegert & Sons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-28

4 Michigan boy ate a bar Of soap,
drank lot of soda water and went to
bed to cure his cold. The doctor had a
hard time to pull him through, bat the
boy now says the next time he catches
cold be will use DR.. Bulbs Cough
Svrun
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Death and Disease At Cameron,

CAMERON, Feb. @.-tCorrespond-
ence. The announcement of the death
Of Mr.. Henry Crawford this morning,
causes feeling of sadness throughout
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To All Afflicted Females.

If you are suffering from any of the
diseases peculiar to women, Bradield's
Female Regulator will cure you. Try
il.
Send for our Treatise on Women
Mailed free to any address.
BRADTIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta Ga
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The action of Carter's Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural. They
gently stimulate the liver and regulate
the bowels, but do not purge. They
are sure to please.
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"Brown's Bronchial Trochcs'
Are widely known Ms an admirable
remedy for bronchitis, hoarseness
coughs and throat troubles. Sold only
In boxes,
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Private boarding.

PrIVnte BOhfdIhg'
Mrs. Mary Hammond, (widow of
Capt. +. NJ. Hammond) has rented that
large and comodious house of Mr.. Wood
$50 Commerce, and Will have rooms ele.
gantly furnished to rent, with or with
out board. Table board by the day or
month,
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Dissolution NOTICE..

ntSsOLuTIoN NOTICE-THE PART.
~ nership has this day been Discover Y
N. Payne retaining the Oustnes and paE,hs
the de Is Of the tirp and accounts Que tuv
flrm are To be paid 70 either party presentlus
the bills. PAYNE y ShEEi''
FEBRVARH o, 49,.
Thanking my old friends and the puo'I
for their liberal patronage In the past IN
would most respectfully solicit th4 E,imHIL, -
the future. u. VI ~ -. -