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Savannah morning news., 1885-06-19

Local sleeping Z NarS on all night trains be-
tween oac.nnah and Augusta, Savannah and
M3cOn, Savannah and Atlanta.
Connections.
The Milledgeville and Eatonton train runs
daily except Monday between Gordon and
EatontOn, and daily Except sunday between
katOnton and Gordon.
Train No. SO. leaving Savannah at s:45 p
m. viii not stop Except on Sundays to put
OF passengers at stations between Savannah
and No. 40.
Euiaula train connects at Cuthbert for Fort
Gaines daily except Sunday.
The Perry accommodation train between
Fort Valley and Perry runs daily Except sun
day).
The Albany and Blakeiy accommodation
tram runs qaily except sunday between
ALBANY aud Blakely.
At Savannah with Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway: at Augusta wiCh all lines
TO North and East; at Atlanta with Air Line
and kennesaW Routes to all points North,
East and West.
Tickets for all points aud sleeping car berths
on sale at Guy Office, No. 20 Bull street.
q. &. W HiTEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS,
Gen. Pass Agt. Gen. Supt.. Savannah.
j. G.. SHAW, w. +. SHELINiAN
Gen. Trav.Agt. Traffic n anager.
aH
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-19
A FANEOUs PEACoCK.
The Death Of "a Bird thst was Fond OF
Ginger Ale--His Great Lung Power.

The Death Of "a Bird that was Fond OF
Ginger Ale-His Great Lung Power.
From tAe Ne,o Yorh Sun.
A large strip OF Grape hung yesterday
from the door OF the haylOft Of the stables
near the Enterprise Hotel in Stapleton,
s. /. The mourning emblem was placed
there by the stablemen as "A tribute 10
their friend Pete who died on Friday
night. Pete was a magnificent peacock,
with gorgeous tail and amazing lungs.
he had become famous throughout Staten
Island because Of his trick of taking a
drink at the bar whenever any one would
pay % cents for the privilege of seeing
him hop mp on the counter and dip his bill
IN "a glass OF ginger ale and tnke a sip
with 81 "ilero' s-to-you" look and "A duck of
tho h.ai Of the party. Once when hliz.
Kurd .1- aging on Staten Island, Pete,
% Is ayerred, woke up Landlord Brown by
flyiagou % shed and tapping az his bed.
room window until Mr.. Brown got up,
took a mntern, and went outdoors 10 see
what allied the fowl. Some one, nv
mistake, had locked Pete ont OF the
stable that night. Mr.. Brown opened the
stable door, and Pete hurried in out OF the
blizzard.
Pete could make the hillsides ring at
sunrise with bis screams. lie could ny
as easily ON top Of a two.story house as a
chicken can ny on fence. 4 few days
ago Landlord Brown sailed for Europe.
On Friday night Mrs. Brown heard Pete
at her bedroom window lle was making
"a peculiar noise, ana trying 10 hold him-
self 0n the window sill. but he could not.
a.. she opened the window he fell down
und s10u siterward he died. IL is thought
he was poisoned.
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-19

KNOW THYShLF, by reading the ''sei-
enoe OF Life" the best medical work ever
published, for young and middle-aged men.
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-19
8aiircaan.
Central { Southwestern RaiITdg

Al A. trains OF this system are run by Stand
SIl'I ara ~ herlulan time, which is Sc minnts,
SAVANNAH. GA. MAY ss- lsss
~ AID AFTER SUNDAY. Mays1 Iss-
~ Passenger Trans on the Cenire1 .So',
soulh western Railroads and branches Sr,n aIn
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-19
FAST MAIL.


an stations between Thomasville and Chatta-
hOoChee.
Passengers for Brunswick via Z. T.. V. &
wick daily 10 80 q. m.
Passengers for Macon and Atlanta take this
lrain, arr 7lng at Macon p. m. and Atlanta
1880 p. n. daily.
Passengers for Brunswick (via y. & w. R'y)
take this train, arriving at Brunswick : 40
p. IA.
Passengers for Fernandina, Waldo, Ocala,
Lees0urR, Gainesville, Cedar Key aud all sta
lions on Florida Railway and Navigation
Company take this tram.
Close connections at Jacksonville daily for
Irceu Cove springs, st. Augustine, Palatka,
Enterprise. Sanford, and all landings on st.
Johns river.
Passengers for Pensacola, Mobile, New Or
leans, Texas and trans Miss issppi points take
this train. arriving az Pensacola 10 .05 p m,
Mobile 2;4O m, New Orleans AS N.
pullman buffet and sleeping cars savannah
TO New Orleans.
Steamers leave Chattahoochee for Apalachi-
cola Wednesdays and for Columbus on Fri
days.
JEsUP EXPRESS.
Leave Savannah daily at ............ 30 p m
Arrive al savannah daily at.......-. 30 d III
Arrive at Jesup daily at. .-........... $3.50 p N
stops at ali regular and flag stations be-
tween Savannah and Jesup
ALBANY EXPRESS.
Leave Savannah daily at -........... 600 p m
Arrive at Savannah daily at...,..... 20 a M
Arrive at Jeeup daily yat.-............1l:3Q GO . m
Arrive at Waycroes daily at ........ 2:l0 Il m
arrive at Callahan daily at.......... rs a m
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at at...... :55 a m
Arrive at Dupont daily at ........... 4:05 q N
Arrive at Live Oak daily at.......... o 80 q N
Arrive ut Gainesville daily at........ 9 80 a N
Arrive at NaldOsta daily at .......... 8 :33 "a m
Arrive at Quitman daily at .......... 6:l4 u N
Arrive at IEOmasYille daily at....... us "a IN
Arrive at Albany daily at ............ 10 80 q N
fuiIman buffet and sleeping cars Savannah
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-19

Despise Not the uay Of StuAtt Things.
Little things may help man 70 rise-a
bent pin in an easy chair for instance
DR.. Pierce's pheasant Purgative Pellets
are small things, pleasant 10 take. and
they cure sick headaches, rolleve torpid
liyers and do wonders. Being purely
vegetable they cannot harm any one. All
druggists.
Savannah morning news., 1885-06-19
ALBANY EXPRESS.

~ - AtAEO3NllIt.
Passengers for Brunswick by this train ar
rive at Brunswick tyia K. T., V. & u. r. r.
a. IL. daily.
Passengers for Macon, Atlanta, ChattanOO-
ga, Knoxville, Bristol Roanoke, Philadelphia
ana New ork. take this train with through
Pullman Buffet sleepers daily.
Passengers for Fernandina Gainesville, Ce-
dar hey, Ocala, Wildwood. Leesburg, and all
stations on Florida Railway and Navigation
Company and Florida Southern Railway take
this train
Passengers for Madison, Monticello. Talla-
ha-see and al Middle Florida points take this
train.
Connections at Jacksonville daily with Peo-
pies Liae Steamers AMI railroads for st. Au-
gust!ne ana all p0inte on St. Johns river.
Through tickets sold and sleeping car berth
accommodations secured at Bren's Ticket
Office, No. y Bull street, and at the Compa-
ny's Depot, foot Of Liberty street.
JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
K. G. FLEMING, Supt.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22
rnn Loxo.nonnMnn,s srnInn

Committees Appotnted by Az Nidoa'-
strikers Desperate and u Hot fN-
peotod.
GALVESTON, Oc'. ID Special. l--rho
strike affairs tonight ara practically
unchanged, though st0ps ara rapidly
progressing toward an amlcsblo ADJUST
mont OF all differences. rhs Mallory
line steamship company arc yirtuslly
GU. Of tho fold, aud cut no figure in tho
present deliberations. They were do
fed by the white lOngshorompn, and
substituted colored mon, under
Dledg0 TO ratain them until released
from their compact. Tho matter
Ia thus Left TO tho opposing fgc
lions TO decide among tb0m selves
Tho strikers hRva pooled issuos with
the Kpighis OF Labor as fac % tho
laws of that association viii permit.
A. the conference yesterday between
the Kuights of Labor and Captsin
: sawyer, agent Of the Mallory line,
and Mr.. George Sealy, ol the SAINTS Fe
railway, representing largo ahar8 Of
tho Mallory stoc6, and Mr.. Cuney,
representing the oOiorGG men, 0sug-
gsstlon was msdo ny Mr.. S5sioy 10
divide the work aud alternate ships
by tho employment OF white add
cOlored hands. This uuggastlnn
was in torn conveyed ~ the striEers
and the colorea laUorcrs, resulting in
the appointment of oummittnn con
sistiug OF six from tine cOlOred men
and three from the striEers, which, to-
Rcther with tho three membnrs OF tho
executive board OF tho Knights OF Lg-
Dor, We're authorized 10 confer end re,
port the result mis- conference took
place Tonight. Instead oi boing IN q
position to dictate, the strikers were
necessitated to propose tscTus OF peace,
having as their basis tao fair division
OF labor ana an tqIal showing for al,
After lengthy session, during which
tho strikers laid bare all their griev
ances, the proposition was submitted
to the colored mon in wiring, who re-
ceived Il, to report back neXS Wednes-
day with tho verdict of their informsl
association. 1t trsueptras that the
proposition is fGvorablv considered,
be- it's acceptance. Tho strikers
are desperate, and solely de-
pendent on their daily labor, and
unless matters are in Some way ad-
justed, a riot ana hlHodsheC will GER
tainly bs the consequence.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Collector Gidespier recently informed
tho several druggists Of the city, by
notice, tbat 40 person could sell
spliinu vin0us, or malt liquors, Cr
uusdic It'd b ttars II sdy lorm, or for
any purnnae, yitnp1t payment Of the
regular liquor dealers' lex. Fob Ger
tain thst Cnia view WAS correct, The
collector wrote 90 Onmptroher swan
for his opinion 90 s''o sable CT, add his
reply WIS as folOHg: "Hhere 10 moth
lug in tho Law Requesting the sale OF
vinous, splrltuous, malt liquors, or
medi5aTed blbrels, nst sxsmpts @ drug
gisI from tue paympDG Of tho lax, 80
even If the Same is optY. used ~ thf
compromising OF prescriptions. You
are entirety in kespins. with the
futinsa ~ this dspartm9n-, reia6ivo 60
the m atter," etc, eGc. rnis ruling is
the same CO mas besn promulgated by
tue ctmptr5li4r's dspar5slear Tor snmo
yeats, aud II itisan injlS.ica, The lsW
and not the off lers, ara TO blame.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Ell PAso, Oet. 10 TSpeolal,1-R2-
no2ts from tho Nov NJ E.ca6 buIdor
say that Tho hostile Indians have On
trely left their qnarter5 during the
past week, the resulgcf which is inst
trade in Silver City and other towns
along The border il reyiyi1G. Tho re-
ward for .calps had tha desired effect
Of cleaning the country OF tho rad
devils, who for so mary weeks pact
have made inst country desoisss and
unapprOachap.e.
American merchants in this and
other cittea complain laEs than usuGl
about tho collector of cu5tomo at Paso
del Norte, Mexico, HhG Times, ~ this
city, has made an able effort for the
rsdu 3tion of duties at tho ABOVE port,
and mas, co q large OK emf, been sue
cessful. For a4Fly,th9 duties On goods
entered 80 this port were much higher
than at say other port ia the Repub-
lie.
g'ho grace season Is about over, but
orders from Mi over tue United States
continue 10 Ouur il,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22
NEW YORK rINANoIERs
The Sentiment univereai that tho |
Coinage OF silver shouid be Deh- |
nitoly suspended,

The Sentiment Universal that tho
Coinage OF silver should be Doh-
nitoiy suspended,
NEW York, ost. I9.-[Sp0oial, The
Commercial Bulletin OF to-day pub.
lishod tho opini0Ha Of numerous
prominent illanciars and economists
relative 70 the eXpsiiouoy Of tho Sus-
pension OF the futhGr coinage OF tho
silver dollar. All agrse that tho coin
age should Do dshultoly suspended,
and neXi, that this bsing accom-
p,ish ed MCGsuraS should ho taken for
pro.olt'ng .hp fuJuro usa OF silYer, un
der an 1.raimgus with the leading
commercial nations. Opinions vary
somewhat "a T. whRs should ba the
terms OF such an agreement
but there Is lltllo difference of
plnlOu IS 10 tho lmpossi-
bility Of any effective settlement
OF the general question being accom-
plished, except through international
cooperation. These expressions OF
opinion afford, SO lar ~ they so, very
ample evidences chat tho repeal OF tho
BlGud SGT IL regarded as only tho first
stop towards Q sattlemens OF the silvor
problem, necessary before anything
else orr bs accomplished, but TO be fol-
lowed by broad aud comprehension
messuraS, calculated TO give silver
coordinate position along with gold
ia common metallic currency.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22
DnIO ELECTION ggrUGss.
Ne Democrats of Columbus Oct IN
Thsis work aud succeed IN Count.
Ing IN their Candidates
Connt risovbere - Eioc-
tlon Onicsrs Arrested.
eunlIpr Tho noturps At Columbus

ecuniIng tho Ecturbs At Columbus
coLUmnUs, Ohio, Oot. 10 Tho OIL
count u this county was con
lIll rrl this morning. II. u. Powell ap-
pearod for the Democratic candidates
Mo upoko three quarters OF an hour IN
sAeir favor, oliius authorities % the
effect that the returns from precinct A
OIL the Fourth ward, aud precinct a Ol
the Thirteenth ward should not be
counted. They arc both Republican
precincts.
II. II. Harrlson followed for tho Re-
kpublioan candidates and at tho con-
Xclusion Of his speech tho board of can.
vassers copclnded 10 receive and
coupt the returns. The objection TO
them wore III AZ the Judges OF election
hnd failed % properly sartify 10 tho re-
turns. Precinct A OF the Fourth ward
was counted and tailed 10 the salts
faction OF all the candidates.
The returns from the Thirteenth
ward were then read through tho list
OF Republican candidates., there beiag
q total vote OF 200 in tho prooinct. The
orlglhsi voie s,ood: Republican SOB ,
on TIE hoad OF ticket, and 2O3 Demo-
Gratis. Three hundred TALES had been
added TO the full Democratic ticket,
nreme judge, who hHd boon given
poe. Tbs made total vote OF little
pvae.l, 900, about 800 votes more than
hre In the precinct. The beard desidsd
10 count tho precinct IN returned.
This will elect the entire Democratic
bounty ticket, aud Taylor, Republican,
for tho Legislature by 40 votes. Myers
md Young Democratic candidates for
representative will still be defeated.
There is considerable feeling over
he discoveries in ths Thirteenth ward.
,he returns nave been In the possos-
Ion OF the clerk since Saturday.
TIE EvENIEa SESSION.
"A large crowd attended the evening
ssion Of tho canvsssipg board on
gagged in rendering the official
toSfA, for Franklin County, If
last Tuesdays election. CLERK
Joyce announced that there appeared
on tho face of the Returns from pre-
cinct A., ThirteeDth ward "a bold fraud,
which had been committed since
Saturday evening, by some person who
had secured the tally-sheet and made
an addition II 300 to the
klMpn ber OF votes cnst Tor each Demo-
cratic candidate. He would neither
cate to any candidates, unless
pducted from the totals on tho DEM
ATTIC ticset. Matt Msrtin, an
Aax member of the board,
Ispoke IN similar strain,
land Juaiica Frjisohey, the
third member, said they were then
Unanimous OF this point. The 300
fraudulent votes, which hnd been
Tailed up, were deducted, aud the
returns read ss originsliy
rendered, This viii give Taylor, Re
publican. about $50 plurality over
Young, Democrat. The official foot
|ings Il .ve rot peon made,
but win not vary much from thss0 zig
lures. The Republicans will have TWO
the three me nhSrs of tho Legisla-
re from this CITY.
1Cksrk joyce offered 5000 reward for
tho apprehension Of the thief who stole
land sltered tho sally shest, aud
1.-THE commissioner requested Dy q
|meetius OF citizens, who Witnessed tho
count, to offer % reward Of $500 for n
mi lar nuy nose.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Mr.. Psul Henry, ST., of Lancaster,
Texas, several days ago brought to
the office OF Mr. Q. 3. Gillespie some
specimens of novel and peculiar corn,
intended for the coming exposition at
NeW Orleans. The popularity of tho
corn 10 that The STALK, shuck and grain
are all Of dark red color, Mr.. Henry
exoinins this by saying basi no sub
jected the seed. which were white, to q
chemical process bafore planting, tho
mStn constituent being carbonate OF
iron. The seed of thus corn, Mr..
Henry Gays, will, When planted, repro
duce Cho Same cperaCtsr OF stalk,
shuek aud grain. H. is ~ tho opinion
that this afforis = vas ii Id tor iliyes5i
aaGton, aud believes tn.s corn can be
so grown IN this way ~ TO be- inGis
psnsabie coinyhHds Tor foJd, % il cop-
5aias 80 N,uca Ou, and nothing IT,
caa Da injufj9u, 10 the system. i
other plOc9sgh4 y" asserts tha5 he cgn
chaDgelthec lNruf ngarly all tbs plapts
ia tha vegetable kinRdoin.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Ing thaf ~ nma fuiufo time tho Laa.
lalafnf1 viii nnahi fu6h laws fH vii
0nai T. tho pfnHu1niufH ~ difnffG ~
their tlilfff ThHfp iH H good yain N
0lfl lu Che Eann mIuhttnH, Wiinh
~ no foot Ryffiefd nu. loot M iroH.
moss, aud mo cfH T. Hftri anthracite,
baius hntiff ~ atty Bee nv ~ tho
coal Saxon iuUl fhn Indian Terri 0fY
minos. silver hn1 copper n found
iu several p'Heua ri El P1a1
county, aud w valuable quantities..
Tho grass in III Pas1 county WIS., never
h9ttor, but tho fnat scarcity ~ Whtrr
lg a serious draWb ioii gftins' tha carly
H0Lilcaf NO Of tn county, and TIA dif-
hnulty with which wutHr ~ Obtaiuud bv
wella has prevented tho land
from bding occupied by olOOk ranches.
Grass 10 firm on tho plains and
wator easily obtained by stalking wells
20 tao dopih Of 30 % % foot, aud Erto
sian water way DO had Az about 500
fnnf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22
The Vine mt Jaso.

WAsHINaToN, ocr I9.-Attorney-
General Garland sad 10 70 Post re-
porter to-day, in reSsrd to tho req Uess
of Chief Justice Vincent, Of Now Mex
leo, hat he be allowed To come
TO Washington TO vindicsta MIN Sal +,
that he had msde no reply to Mr.. Vim
cents request or 20 the dispatches he
he'd received from Other parties 70
gussting an investigation, aad thet 90
would net consider tho case uatil all
AS ie TO b. said about she ma tGSf- Is
Def IRE him. The app)iusmeat Of D n
sey as inry com misoioner, Garland
said, is OILY one of many in icstious
sbai have led MN 10 bellows thai
Vincent was not ia the
proper atmosphere to exercise Judicial
fiuotlons wi n entire iinpartiality. Mr..
Garland added that VIneent's pre-
vlous associa ions We're prcjudiciel
to MIN, aud that this facD IN other
cases made 1t jnprac,icablo
for the edmioistreti9il 10 fol-
low absolutely merely that
plank in tho Democratic platform,
which says that Territorial offices shalt
bs flied by residents of toe Terri
tory. He said the administration know
that MIR. Vincent bad been engaged
in land litigation, aud had bseu i'm
prisoDed by the former chief jGstc9 o.
tho Territory, but these matters mad
been explained satisfactorily before Tho
Was made.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Stsphenyllle.

STEPHETvlLlE, Oct. ls- lCoreEpon-
deuoe. l-Ci-cuit court Gia not do much
lass week, tho ans buiag employed
chiefly in civil caaes. Several we've
dispused oGohieny by compounds.
Tine criminal docket was taken up
yesterday, opening with Lns triu! ~
Joo S. Edwards, tor tho killing Of
Hays, near Dutfau in 1872. Edwards
was captured in the Ne.lOH las gGrinE
BY Sheriff GilbraBth. NfRn6 Holland
vas some yssr5 $50 gCnt % tho pant
toutiary iur cpnpl ciyy il The crime.
Mrssre. HUMPHREYS, King and Ne.ll
nsvH been appointed bJ the 0nurt TO
conduct the defence q. X. Bell will
act 0S special jud gs, Judge Nugeat b.
ing di qualified, having &C ed as USl-
lands counsel. Considerable interas.
is being manifested In tue case.
The grand jury t0nud ~ bill for mur-
der against j. 7. Crockett, Ia lho
Crockett b arh pifrr, aud CrocE0rs
was held urdur $4,000 bond 10 appt =
tor trisi MNoGsy, Oitcgor 20. He has
No trouble inglrng the bond.
Houd3raon Rru nieF GGd Rice
KboNlas have returned homo 5fior ~
s1seuca of severn. weeks, tho former
Now 81 X.cl 'he ln ter from Waco,
Nj Aual9 Basel al2O returned lqss
FridGy ir2-l prgrrc,Hd yi-,. 10 Bel.
ton.
J. n. Gr5sSbacs Is On our streets
agHin
a party c'oB young iot.a s5gapaaj
3 concert 81 lJ0-g.n's &,l Saturday
night, 3 hoy rep o. o delightful lime
eud fila music ,om Ee bsp.eB Guu IN.
band. Che trim, bead from this
place wss 81. ..eederc9
A revival is M progress u, the NJ. n.
Church, win con ilarcb @ iU,e-D5l
mDlifastai. R6v, Erayi8 preached
y-slard.y and last night "a large
audiences, He leag8 SOON Tor JU:g-
8acno.
WM,ac5'a ciroal is va town to-day
aaG tho 55reoss sr9 Ghroagat with poo
ole.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

ComplGist II ffsqu5atly' mado by
shosg who uso baking powders thst
they lesye IA bread, biscuit or cake
raisot by them c. dissgresSbic, bitter
taste. This tasEe follows the uss Of all
impure bakicg powders, and Is cauaed
either BY thor containing alum Gntro-
ducei 10 MAKE q cheap article) by tho
impure gDd aaulterated ChsracIer OF
othef Ingredients used, or from she ia
noranc6 IF their manufacturers OF she
proper methods OF cOmOlning them.
These baking powders leave in the
bre d residnum formed Of Inns, eartjl ,
alum or other delsteriOus matters, n05
always, enough frequently, tastsble ia
tina TODD, aud Uy ali physicians classed
as Injurious to health. The Royal
BasiuE Powder is free from
tnis seriong detect, In its use no 70
siduum IL leti, and the loaf raised by 1t
1. always TeeG, light and wholesome,
and notice 3blV trae rom the pecuiie'
taste onplained Of. The reason Of
tE!1 ~ because iG is composed o. moth.
ing but abs luJely pure materials,
scientifically combined In exactly tho
proper pr0por ions az acid and aiksii
H. act upou and destroy eaca other,
whlle pr Jdnctng Gha lagos am ,puut OF
rising power. We are justified in thiE
asserGion rom the uuqaaliiied state
mcnbs made by thO governmept
nemt,te, wdo, after thorough and ex
hnus,lVo tests, rec immoRded tho
Eros ~ for goy0Enmo4t use, because
3l is sup0iO'l5y over all Otasr5 H.
purity, abyangth ana whoesolnSness
'rh0re 10 m d4nEat OF bi5G5r bread or
oisou : whore il alone is used.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Colonsi ifaofith Nnd Caplein ionts N
she ssyHnsh mlnos, n The Ne
ilOns Thty both ssy ihNfH N
no end ~ NE GOAL, whloh " ~ the
enfs, qnalify they have Seen 0aft NJ
ihu Nation, Tho 0lti hfH be1n
thoroughly tasia1 IN locomotive fur
nsgus, ann fly9h in 20 inpst Nslu-
hsra for 100 innH, ana arfanVl nenis
aro belng mad0 Nv supply tho do
mand. This IL agroft discovery for
Csmp county lnd tho state, Should
ihol0 mines uTOv0 lucrative aud lasting
the people Of West TcNsq won't ha dn-
pendent upon Gould for their fuel.
Captain Flatau says that ho can fur
nish Dallas with coal at 81 per ton.
There IL no county IN tho state with
such faoilit'aa for manufacturing nh
Camp county, with ita splendid sup.
ply Of cosi, iron snd timbefH 80 hand.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

cure Tor ths EiICs,
Piles are frsqrenIy proaedod by G
sense OF weight IN the oack, loins aud
lower part Of tho abdomen, causing
tho patient 10 suppose vhat h. has
some affection al the kidneys o.
neighbOring organs. At times, symp-
toms of Indigestion are present, fatu-
lency, uneasiuess of the stomach, exc.
a moisture, like Precipitation, pro-
ducing very dissgroaable itching,
after getting warm, ia common at
tendant. Blind, Bteeaiug and Itching
Piles weld 81 ones 20 ths application
Of DR.. EosankO's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tuncrs, ailaYing the
intense Itching, and atl letting pBrma-
uent cure. Price, 90 oeuts. Address.
the Dr.. Bosanko Medicine Company,
Pique, Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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Kew Officers for the Missouri Pao if,


Kew Officers for the Missouri Pac ffic
GALVESTON, Ocb. 10 Special, IA
good deal of surprise and regret was
expressed to-day in business circles
when il was learned that AR. o. G.
Murray, the general freight and pass
enger agent OF the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe railway, had rendered his
resign alton to the board OF d.
rectors Of that company, to take
effact December l. Mr.. Murray is
called 10 higher and moro important
position, 80 the general traffic man-
sger OF the Missouri Pacific lines IN
Texas and Louisiana, to succeed Mr..
Newman, the present South
ern traffic msnsger, who goes
to St. Louis to assume
tho Office of general traffic manager of
TIE entire Missouri Pacific system,
succeeding George Dds, VINO accepts
an i'm portant position ON tbs Canadian
Pacific railway. Mr.. Murrsy's head
quarters will be Dallas, end he will
assume charge there December l,
when tho Southern headquarters will
bo removed from Galveston. Colonel
Newman viii assume tho du.ies of his
new office January |.