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HELENA, ARK.
Dave Acbles Hung in the Presence Oi
1000 People.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPKAL.l

lSPEClAL ~ AfrhAL-i
HELENA, July 17.-At 1890 o'clock
this afternoon Dave Ackles expiated
his crime of killing Frank Burrell and
Felicia Flanagan by being hanged in
the Jail yard in Helena. He was attended
to the scaffold by the Rev. Whitman,
colored, and did not at any time evince
the least uDeasiness at his approaching
fate. He mounted the scaffold with a
firm step, and after his limbs had been
tied turned to the thousands of upturned
faces and said: Il want to say to the
congregation that am now going TO suf-
fer death for my crime. | want to meet
you all In haven. Farewell. just
.ne words fell from his mouth ia a
ihn. PILLOW ,bro%sb t0uGhes g the .sgor and Ackle'
his e~yk being broken, he did not move
q muscle or make motion after the fall
and in six minutes the attending physi-
clan pronounced him dead Fully 7O0C
people witnessed the execution, negroes
commencing to arrive at the scene last
night and continuing up to the execution
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JEANNE vAUGHAN'S
Purposa and tntenttOn TOaching I'm
dowments for the Industrial institute
70 white Girls,

The followiug letter, taken from the
Columbus (Miss.) Inder, of Thursday,
will interest all the readers of the AP-
PEAL who take an interest in woman s
work:
Editor Columbus Index:
The article in your columns of last
week, relative to my purpose to labor for
the endowment of the Industrial lnsti-
tute for White Girls, which you say is
noticed extensively by the press of the
State, makes me ask you for space in
your paper to say what my hopes and
purposes are.
My hopes are that the trustees will so
construe section 6 of the act OF the Leg
islature creating the Industrial Insti-
tute," that they will provide for the edu-
cation of the girls hands as well as their
heads and hearts, fitting and preparing
them for the practical industries of the
age, such industries as now largely engage
the attention of both Europe and the
States-and in whose field thousands oi
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Mr.. Bonner Thihks Maid 8. VIII Lower
the ReeOrd.

s.CLEvELAND, o., July 17.-Robt. Bon
ner, owner of Maud S., arrived in the
city this morning and was the guest Of
Col. VIM. Edwards, president of the
Cleveland Driving Park Association.
This afternoon he visited the track at
Glenville and saw Bair drive the mrae two
miles. The first was trotted in 2:214 and
the second in 2:12t; without any urging
or word from Bair. Mr.. Bonner re
mained at the track until 6 o,clock. To
reporter he said: MAUD S. is in fine
condition, but she is little heavy. This
will be remedied, however, with fen
days work, and we have no doubt that
she can easily beat her record. l am sure
that had she been pushed to-day she
could have easily reduced her fastest
tlme." Mr.. Bonner left for New York
tonight, but expected to return for the
summer meeting of the Driving ParE
Association, when Maud s. will be pu
over the course for fast mile.
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women are not only making time, but

women are not only making time, but
bank accounts"
My purpose is to labor to endow such
Departments or chairs of the institute as
will instruct our white girls in the bread-
winning industrial arts.
When the trustees decide to give the
girls of the State the opportunity at the
institute to acquire such Industrial
Arts, SO that they may be skilled, then
will take up the work of endowing such
Chairs or Department" feeling every
confidence in finding the women of the
State and country responsive in hearts
and hands, and that the whole press of
the State will be our efficient allies. Very
respectfully, JEANNE VAUGHAN.
COLUMBUS, MISS, Js,,v IL. 1895
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Heavy Fire a, New York.

New York, July 17.-At 10 o'clock
to- night fire broke out in the seventh
floor of the building Nos. s. to SO Thomas
street, occupied by the large grocery firm
of Thurber, Whyl & Co. The flames
were confined to the floor in which they
originated, and caused damage to the ex-
tent of 100000; fully insured. The
building is surrounded by tenements, and
it seemed at one time that the flames
would spread to them, aud there was a
general scampering and removal of house
hold pnodS
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New York,s PnhIic neht.

New YORK, July 1.-THE Bank for
Savings, of the city of New York, and
Robert Goelet, holders of city bonds,
have obtained a preliminary Injunction
restraining the sinking fund from issuing
bonds. The city's present debt is S126,
10000, or about S14 100000 in excess Of
constitutional limitation of ten per cent.
of the assessable valuation of city prop
erty, unless the city shall be allowed to
deduct about s34 000, 900 city bonds held
by the sinking fund The court, in this
suit, is called upon TO decide the latter
point,
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Rate. Toe high 10 shtp wheat.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE Globe Demo,
cr1t will print, TO- M orsew a. private cir
cular issued by J. W. Midgely; stating
that the farmers Of Colorado and Utah,
not being able to market their wheat in
consequence of the high rates Of trans
portation, and being greatly cramped fcs
money, but having plenty of grain, which
they cannot sell. rates from all points in
Colorado and Utah to the Mississippi
river will, after tomorrow, be reduced
about forty per cent.
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GALVESTON, July IA special to
the Ne,cs from Eagle Pass says: Senor
Hernandez, one of the principal citizens
of Durrers, Mexican town forty miles
south of here, was assassipated Wednes-
day evening, while returning from his
ranch to Durrera. He was lawyer and
very wealthy. He had been prosecuting
a gang OF cattle thieves in neighboriog
district, and it is supposed that some
member of the band committed the
crime. No arrests have yet been made.
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The n,ltimore rienaEy Coupcti.

ROME, July 17.-The decisions of the
Baltimore Council will be given to the
congregation of the Propaganda Eide on
the 23d instant, for consideration The
Sacred College of Cardinals will meet
August 18th to revise the decisions, and
the final approval will be given in Sep
tember. Archbishop Moran, at the
Pope's desire, will consecrate the Rev.
DIR. Walsh as Archbishop of Dublin on
August Sd. Archbishop Moran will then
return tn Sydney
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southern Railroad Managers.

GALVESTON, July 1.-THE conference
two sessions to-day with closed doors.
Members of the conference state that
thus far nothing has been agreed upon
toward a cons1mmation of the desired
pool. Several propositions and methods
for arriving at basis upon which to de-
clare a pool are under consideration, and
to days sessions were occupied by a
general discussion of these propositions.
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LONDON, July 1.-THE British steam.
er Willingale, Capt. Davies, which sailed
from Madras May 30th for Boston, wa:
totally wrecked June 2lst off Cape Guar
dafrie. The captain and part of the
crew were drowned. The mate and three
sailors have arrived at Dilsberg.
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Horrible Sujcide.

LOUISVILLE, July 17.-Tom Hanlon,
aged thirty seven, confined in the Jail
with delirium tremens, broke window
pane, and with a triangular piece of glass
stabbed himself in the LETT lung. Turn
ing the glass around and around, he made
a horrible aperature, into which he
thrust bis hand aud pulled out portion
of the lung. he is still living, but will
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DIED..

GARDNER-On Friday, July Is, 1855, at 3 -
o'clock Am, ALcErIk CELEsrrNA, infant dsugh-
ter OF G. W. and Mary 4. Gardner, aged three
months.
Funeral this SATURDAY. morning at 10
o'clock. from residence, No. 22i Vance street.
Friends are invited TO attend.
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THE REV. JARDINE,
He VIII Not Resign His Pasforate. but
stand On Ecclesiastical rial.

KANSAS CRY, July 17.-Father Jar
dine, of St. Mary's Episcopal Church,
refused TO resign his rectorship as
requested by the Episcopalian clergy of
the city. He repeats his denial of the
published charges asd proposes to stand
an ecclesiastical trial. Public sentiment,
as expressed in newspaper interviews, is
strongly against him.
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WILBOR,S COMPOUND OF =
PURE COD LIVER
| OIL AND LIME. :

Wi,huy,, q .npou al Of Pure Cod Liver
On AND LiME.E~hs gdvant tsse Of this Compound
over the plain Oil is, that tie rau.eatipg taste oil
the Oil is removed, and the whole ed pala-
acted as great objection to its use; but in this
form the trouble is entirely obviated. host OF
excellence and success of "WILBoR's CoD-LIyER
OIL AND LlNE;'' but the fact that it is regularly
Eo, sai6 by 4. D. WILSON, Chemist, Boston, and
hv tll drurafsts,
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To Cause No Doubt OF His Nomination
by the Convention.

The following are the counties in Mis-
sissippi so far heard from, wherein the
Democrats have held conventions and
instructed or failed to instruct their
delegates. 1t will be seen that of total
of 112 votes Lowry has S33, Darden 10,
Walker 81 and Featherston 6, there
being 6 doubtful:
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Uneas,ness I'm the Indian Country.

GALVESTON, July IA special to the
Ne,os, from Denison, says gentleman
who has just re- urned from Fort Sill re-
ports that great deal Of uneasiness ex-
lists in that locality over the threatened
Indian trouble, and that the general i'm
preston is that an outbreak is likely to
occur anv dav
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BLAZING HOT.
The Mercury Near the Top ut View Yorh
-Deaths IN Nets JesseH,

NEW YORK, July 17,-To-day was the
hottest of the season thus far. At 3.3C
o'clock the thermometer marked 99o, and
there was very little breeze, making the
atmosphere sitting and close Outgoing
boats were crowded, and only those who
were compelled to dc so appeared on the
streets Persons were prostrated by the
heat, and several street-car horses died
At 6 o'clock the mercury marked 9f
and at 10 o'clock $50, with refreshing
breeze from the sea.
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Tie tietat Desenses .

SIMLA, July 1.-THE Ameer has
.--oeu a-r5 TO let English officers supervise
the defenses of Herat. The Boundary
Commission is encampe1 some ten miles
from the city, engineers pay flying visits
q raoDirnd
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Gen. Grant,. Condition.

MOUNT McGREGoR, July 1.-THE
thermometer at the cottage has registered
more than So during the day, but the
general has not been appreciably weak
ened by the heat. Much of the time
has been passed on the verandah. The
patient retired at O. clock with indica-
tions pointing to good night. The
pulse was eighty, full aud regular.
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TEHERANi July 1.-THE Russians
have occupied positions in Persia fully
within ten miles of the Heri-Kad. Thefe
is great mortality from an epidemic at
PeDjdeh. There is wholesale strike of
shop keepers at Meshed on account of
a tax grievance
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NO Further Information from the

LONDON. July 17.-Sir Michael Hicks.
Beash Chancellor Of the Bxchequer
stated in the Commons that the govern
ment had no fulther information from
the Afghan frontier than that made pub.
lie Yesterday +-...
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When they once become acquainted
with it, ladies invariably prefer Parker's
Hair Balsam to any similar preparation.
1t makes the hair soft and glossy, arrests
| its falling off, promotes new growth, re.
| stores the original color, and has no rival
as dressing. Not dye, not oily, highly
| perfumed. Only fifty cents, at druggists
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THE SCARE OVER.
Ne Further Information Of Marlike
Nature Received from the At.
CHAN frontier.
No Danger Of Collision Between Russia
and England-The Zulficar Pass
Question.
The Ameer's Claims ON the Army Of In.
dia, In Case He Needs Help-De-
fense of Herat.

LONDON, July IA conference of
the Empire Defense League was held
this morning in the Mansion House.
Lord Lennox presided. The mayors Of
many provincial towns were present.
Resolutions were adopted which declared
that the defensive resources of the empire
were inadequate and urged the govern
ment to strengthen the navy, further
protect the coasts and fortify colonial
posts and coal stations, and appoint a
committee to inquire into the relative
strength of the British and foreign
navies.
THE AMER AND THE ARMY OF INDIA.
The Ameer of Afghanistan having
been invested with the order of the
Star of India" has proclaimed that in
virtue of that investure he is entitled to
the army of India, if necessary. The
members of the British Afghan commits
sion now in Herat report that every
thing is quiet in that city, and that the
people express confidence of being able
to repel any attack that can be made by
Russians.
AN INDICATION OF PEACE.
The Russian Ambassador at Paris is
going TO st. Petersburg, and the Russian
minister at Berlin is at the seaside.
Both are on pleasure trips. This is
taken as an indication of peace.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Match Game Of Baseball Between the
Nashville and Louisville Clubs
Won by the Latter.
Mr.. Bonner at Cleveland Looking After
Maud 8. Personally, and Confident
that She VIII
Lower Her Record Within Few Weeks
Brighton Beach Races-A Good
Days Sport.
ESPECIAL TO THE ArpEAL.I

NASHVILLE, July 1.-THE Louis
villes defeated the Nashvilles in presence
Of 1000 people by a score Of 10 70 to /.
Uonners was with the visiting club as
box man and Crowell for the home team
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DIrecsory stati.ttc..

Springfield Republican. This method
OF computing population is utterly de-
Imagination aud ambition. There is no
standard as to how many inhabitants
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TELEGRAMS,

Dayton, o., July 17.-William Earn
shaw, chaplain of the Central Branch Of
the Soldiers Home, died this afternoon
at o'clock.
Boston, July II. : Frost. Bros. & Co.
dealers in fancy goods, have failed. The
liabilities are about SAG, 900, with nomi-
nal assets of about nearly the same
amount
Wheeling, WA, July IL The Nail
ers', Rollers and Heaters National Con
vention to day resolved not to pay for
breaks in machines, and not to concede
the demands of feeders.
New York, July I7.-Five families,
comprising eighteen persons, who arrived
to-day on the steamer Maine from Bre-
men, were sent back as paupers. Neither
family had more than 81 in money.
Pittsburg, July ia Commercial
Gazette special from Sharon, Pa, says:
Executions were issued on Thursday
against the Wheeler Iron Company, OF
this place, to the amount of over $7O,-
000 The sheriff has attached the prop
erty of the firm.
Baltimore, July 17.-Wm. L. BREEDER
was to-day appointed receiver Of the
Washington Telephone Company on a
petition of its creditors. The object is
| said to be the protection of the company
| pending the litigation of that corpora.
ton with the Bell Telephone COMPANY
A
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
R Il A l. E 3 + q II K.

Nos. 567s, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby coun-
tyEW. B. Greeniaw etal. VS.. Anna l.. Gree nlaw
ct al.
DY virtue of an interIocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the Sd day
of J1y, 1885, NJ. B. IS. page 59', j will sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, ON
THE PREMISES,
saturday, July %, 1850,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Mem phis, Shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit:
A lot OF piece of land beginning on Main street,
on The west side thereof, 81 feet l0 inches north
Of the alley running uetweeu Union and Gayoso
streets; thence north with Main street 2l feet and
9 inches, and extends back between parallel
lines IS feet inches; teing known as house No.
345 Ma n street.
Terms of SaIe--0ne-third cash; balance in
equal payments. due in six and twelve months
notes, with security. bearing interest from date.
and lien retained TO secure payment This July
8, 1885 s. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
Finlay & Peters, Poston * Poston, and u. s.
Qautt. Solicit0rs.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OrrrGK PLAErKrs FIgE AND MARINE INsuRANcKl
CoNPANT or MEMPHIS, 7
Memphis, Tenh.i July !, 1855.
A meeting Of the Board of Directors of tti.
IA company; held this day, a semi annuaf cash
dividend of i've 10y per cent. was declared out
of the net earnings of the past six months, pay
' = " D. t. PORTER, President.
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OFFICE OF THE
Memphis City Fire and Gen'l Ins. Co.,
10 Madison street.
MEMPHIS, TESS., July II, 1855.
A T the regular meeting of the Board of Di.
II rectors held this day, cGsh dividend ot
Four Per Cent. on the capital stock VAS de
clsred. rayshls ,on demand. BY order of the
N' = V NAPOLEON HILL, President
Attest: HEyNY J. LYNN, Cashier
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MOUNT PLEASANT, MISS.
s.DakOta Joe'' En- Route for Memphis {
Engage I'm a Walking Match.

Engage I'm a walking match.
lsPEcIAL TO TEE APPE1L.I
MOUNT PLEASANT, July 17.-Joe
Marshall, the Petroleum boy, has ar
rived in town, He is on walk to Mem
phis, and is known through the West as
Dakota joe" His friends wish him to
remain here. He speaks well of your
paper. He challenges any one to walk
him for $500 or $1,000 side. He has
been in every State and Territory in the
Union, this one being his last. He is
here ss the guest of DIR. Shaw. He will
reach Memphis next week.
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Dent,,, ftSm tient in New t.. 40,

JERSEY CITY, July 17.-There we-e
eight deaths from the hA~t H,dson
chill bTr'' '0 Ave of the victims were
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LuNDBoRe's perfume, Edenis.
Lundborg's perfume, Marchal Mel Rose.
LundboTg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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A AB,ov for the Inocur.,iou Theory

MADRID, July T.-It is stated that
every one of the forty seven nuns who
were inoculated by DR.. Ferran has since
died of cholera
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CHILDREN will eat Lyons Tasteless Chill
Tonic and Lyons Tasteless Syrup of Qui-
nine, and never know they are medicines.
They are as pleasant to the taste as lemon
sugar, and never fail to cure. G. w. Jones
& Co. and S. Mansfield & Co., wholesale
| agents.. Sold in every town.
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DIVIUEND NOTICE,

OFFITH HEKNANDU INSI kANCE SVNFANff !
MEMPHIS, TENN., July Is, 1885. !
A, T meeting of the Board of Directors Of this
"a Company, held this day, semi annual cash
upon the capital stock, payable on demand:
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PINE BLUFF, ARK,
Death of "a Promlnent Lawyer and Lead
fSg Citizen.

- ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
PINE BLUFF, July 17.-Capt. G. S.
Vauvalkenburg, prominent lawyer and
leading citizen, died this morning. His
death is generally deplored.
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The Rive OF the Nile ProEressinG Fa-

CAIRO, July 1.-THE annual rise Of
the Nile is progressing fayorably,
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MISSISSIPPI.

Gov. Lowry SO Far Ahead OF All His
Competitors as
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New, York, July 17.-New York, 3:
Boston, 2.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-Provi
dence, 6; Philadelphia, s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
Dctail. Of Heath 8 CO... Failure,

Nrw NoRK, Oct . The Tribune to-
morrow will say, "the principal creditor
Of VIM, Heath & Co. Is Girovann T. Nor
osinl, partner OF the well-known firm of
W. u. Conner Co., who became
famous by his connection with JAY
Could, Ills claim against the firm
Is about 5000, O00, for which ho has no
security of any kind Among other
large creditors are Jay Gould, S260, 900 /;
james Il. Low, formerly OF the dry goods
firm of Low, llannlman Co., and father
of the present head of the trm, about
100000 Adisson W Cormack $50, 900 (,
aud VIM, /, Scott of Erie, Penn $40, 900,
In addition 10 these, the firm OF Soutter
4 Co., which failed on Tuesday Is said
10 be n creditor 10 the extent of about
$3.50, 900 in consequence OF It's dealing
with Henry NJ. Smith. The liza
bilitics of Heath & Go. can't fall
short OF $500, 00o, and may exceed that
sum. The assets excepting the claim
against Henry NJ. Smith, arg unknown,
This claim amounts IL is said TO about
$ 100000 While the bulk of his
liabilities Is to the brokerage firm,
! IL is known that he owes G.. II. Hudson 4
Co. something more than 100000, He
is also Indebted TO Wrishoficr & Co. for
still greater amount II was estl'
mated BY good Judges that Mr. smiths
liabilities would not fall below $1,000, 90.
His assets are supposed to be nominal
Speaking of the failure Mr. Smith said
"My operations have dragged down
| William Heath | nm more sorry fol
him than for myself, but | have moi
driven him any time and he ha,
not driven me. supposed h,
would be able TO carry through ant
he said he could do 80 successfully ever
this morning he expressed confidence IL
being able TO pull through Their,
/ isf nothing IN the rumor about
la Joint account between M,
aud Worishuffer. We did hay,
u joint account in llcath's office, but 4
was CLOSED enrly In August thinI
/ my rnisfhrtuncs are my own, but ! shall
be ouny feet again, and perhaps vert
/ soon
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Houston & Texas Central R'y.
ihc Only Allotted rall llno IN iho state.

The only hil'stccl rail llno IN the state
Ibu only llnn IN IeNas running two dnlig pas
Apbgrf ifnlns nHri way with Pullman PHflpr
cars on day trains aud pulltHan slrpping cars
on night tfuns, and. With w connections, fOTint
the only double daily r1tte frpui northern aud
Central TeAhs 10 Sew Dtlcanss whore iurncdl
atn connections ara made with through car
llnas for all points North aud East,
Ihr nhortest line between reNAe, bnnHaaIiiy
Hannibal and ~ louis nn1 favorable rpiiies
yia Drniaan and Missouri fhclHc Halfway 20
khushs Elty, Hannibal OF 81 Louis 10 al points
East, North and Wet,
Through slonpers every day eHch wnf between
Now Orlrans aud ~ l,1uia va Lafayette lh.i
Houston, Dalias sherman aud peniHon, leNeH,
and thence va Missouri Pacific Halfway,
through tlie lgdian Territory, Via Fort scott
Kan, ana NCdniln, Mo,
slccpers daily each way between Houston
aud huenn
Through tickets from or 70 any poini 10 Great
Britain or continent ri Europe IA No Houston
a TUAns Central Railway, aud ail rail- "a Sew
York thence tin Aprih German lloyd, NhilH
slnr, lunnn, state, Rotterdam mud lWi "a
steamship Zines, On fnlH ~ important stations
On limo 81 this railway ana az Galveston, iuDFu,
Victoria. san Antonio, Marion, Hcgniu, WCinhr,
iAGrngD IDiuHmH, flIionin, hchuicDberft
san Marcus Round Rock, Sca brannf0lslipsh
date
~ Persons desifinR 70 pufciiase prepaid
tickets, Ia send " friends IN Europe, VII hAio
money BY consulting our agents.
80 For information ~ ~ fates % frolfht,
pnsenGe, routes, Ae, apply ~ person or ~ latief
~ ~ o. tLoop, Ticket Agent, Dallas Iess
>. WALpo Pres. Texas ManngeF Houston Tex,