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WANTED

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MANTEDCTW0 MEN WASTED IN
w dairy; none but good, sober men
need apply. Call at Ed Alston's grocery,
corner of Sycamore and Elm streets, be-
tween 10 and II a. m. junelS-lt
yNAETED-T0 EXCHANGE A CAR
w load of good wagons for stock cattle.
Apply to THOMAS BALL. Terrell, Texas.
june lS-lw
M ED-ACAREFUL BOY OR MAN
w to take care OF horse and COW, and
make himself useful about the house A
good home and moderate paw Inquire at
the residence Of j W STRONG, Greenwood
street, opposite Bishop CARROTS june 1927
W ANTED-To PUT IN BARLOW'S
w Patent window Screens at 81 80 per
ordinary window; large windows in pro-
portion. Easily attached or detached; can
be raised up or lowered at will. Drop us
q postal, or leave word at Bolles and San.
derson's Printing Office, 500 NJ sin street,
and will call with model window to ex
anime. We also put in doors. BARLOW &
BoLLEs, Care Bolles & Sanderson.
junelS-4t.
yNANTED-$l0,00 600 CAPITAL FOR ONE
w third interest in the manufacture and
sale OF q new staple article of real worth
and ready sale. For particulars, address,
with real name and reference, YUCCA, care
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VA FIRST CT ASS BAR
w bers; white preferred to take charge
OF o shop doing a good business; good wages
TO the right men. Address j. A. HosELL,
Marlin, Texas jel6-t
w GOODTRANSIT MAN
w and one goodleyeler. Apply at Com.
pany's Offices. rooms "a and 25 Exchange
Building. f. HARRIS, Chief Engineer Dali
las d Northwestern Railway Company
jel4-lw
wv GENTS-ADDRESS THE
81 t-f., I = a.. n Lt Z
Mo-, for circular, cuts and terms of the SO
candle.power Marsh Electric Lamp. JelO-sw
NJ ANTED-TWO ROOMS TO RENT
w and board at reasonable rates; rooms
large and pleasantly situated; large yard
and well shaded; and the best of cistern wa
ter. Apply TO 8l8 Ross avenue. jun0-tf
w ANTED = THE TEXAS MUTUAL
w En- dowmenG Association will give
good an. profitable employment TO expe-
rienced lnsui ance solicitors. Address j. s,
DAUGHERTY, President, I23 Main street.
Dallas. Texas. jylbt
w AGENTS NOVEL
w ties in Ladies' and Childrens' wear.
over 40 new designs. Nothing like them.
Sell as fast as shown. Over 1000 agents
make 500 monthly. Address, with stamp,
r, II. CAMPBELL & Co.. South May street,
Chicago. maySO-l5t-eod
M ANTED TRAVELLERS TO STOP an
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprietress.t House
thoroughly lifted up, and conducted on the
European plan, with restaurant attached;
meals at all hours, and polite attention;
special inducements for drummers. febl0ti
nv ANTED : LADIES AND YOUNG
men In city or country, TO work for US
at their homes. Permanent employment;
no Instructions to buy. Work sent by mali
distance no obJection). 80 to @l2 per week
can be made. No canvassing. No stamp
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NOTInE.

Written applications for the position
ofsurveyor Of the Dallas board of un-
derwriters will be received by the UNI
dersigned until the 22nd instant, from
master builders or those competent 10
make estimates ON the values Of all
buildings In the City Of Dallas.
FRANK WHEAT,
SacratarV
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Fits.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. Klino's
great nerve restorer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and 81 trial bottle free 10 fit cases.
Send TO DR.. Kline, 93l Arch street,
PHILADELPHIA, PennsYlYania.
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"Weak Eyes"

Persons suffering from weak eyes,
arising from nervous arrangement, or
over taxation, either in youth or mid
die age, will find great relief by using
Hawkes. crystalized lenses. For sale
in Dallas, only by EsenlOhr Bros. Il
Schneider, druggists and German OPP
ticians,
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PRoGRAMMB-PART 1.
A Zine Hair nressinr.

Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly,
and Is also a preparation unequaled
Tor the eradication of dandruff.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavor
ing Extracts consists in their purity
and great strength.
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Pure and uncolore1 and guaranteed
unadulterated May Blossom Tea at so
cents a pound in one pound packages
AT Bouche's, S23 Main street.
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Paper Hanging


We will do better work at less prices
than any house In town. We give you
the latest designs and largest assert
ment Of paper to select from in the
State. Get our estimate on work be-
fore letting your job. HAMILTON &
YOUNG, S26 Elm street.
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The Horseford Almanac and Cook Book
Mailed free on application to the Rum.
ford Chemical Works, Providence,
Rhode Island.
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Grand concert at Mayors Garden
tonight by Lechner's Tyrolean
Troupe and Meme Bros. Band. Adj
mission 10 cents,
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ID EltSpNAL'-- WEAh AM UNDE-
4 V&LOPGD PARTS Of the HUMAN
BODY Eularsad, Developed andlstrength.
eued, ETC., Is a. Interesting advertisement
long run IN our paper In reply 70 inQulr-
lsBi We VIII say tiBt theirs 50 40 evidence
OK humbug about this. On the contrary,
the advertisers aie very highly Endorsed.
interested persors m-yg5' sealed circulars,
giving au particulars, by addressing Erie
Toledo Evening Rec
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FreHerVe the Eye
BY wearing Hawkes. new crystalized
lenses, the finest in existence. For
sale In Dallas, only by Eisenlohr
Bros. q Schneider, druggists and Ger
man opticians.
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Colonel w. d. Wylie has been se-
lected the orstor OF the day at the ith
OF July celebration.
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The Home Comfort

is the only screen made that does not
mar or damage the window. Sold by
Henry Garrett, SO3 Main street; price
81 50
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Cleburne, Alvarado and Midlothian
are coming to the 4th OF July in Dial.
laa
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~ ahhAA " AObA ~ am AAOAonn6
II of manhood cause more sufiering,sui.
cidesi nervous debility, impotence, sterility,
structures, varicocele, diseased PROSTATE
gland, bladder, kidneys, heart, dropsy, dia-
betes and Bright's disease than everything
medicines alone, electricity. crayons, belts,
eau 'erlNations, sounds, catheters, or cut
Ting The European aud American Med
lcsl Burssu Will send treatise for % cents,
giving remt dies and directions which cure
these otherwise fatal diseases st home,
without pain privately, Offices, 1872 Broad
way, n. Y. City,
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FOR Sal r

5..yNr, - -,
'oh oALE-A BIO Ch or GROUND
a, ,t CUntaius Oyer TWO acre., Esuiroundeu
" sVIeetsl, allu situaIeu IN Ihe neart OF the
and within three noinntasjwaIif of tho nosiiI'
Office There is n hold never. faiIing snrino
ON The premises. that flows about az gaiians
Of pure. clear water ner minute. tbe year
round, Well drained. IL snjendIa location
for a natatorium or batIijng estobllshment,
ice factory. laundry any Kind on marnfac,
turing or ior any purpose where much nnre
water, Is reouired. Price reasonoble and
terms TO suit Durchnser' For further infor.
nation, apply to MURPHY Il BoLAEz. Real
Estate AGENTS. zoo Main street, iun9-Im
NOR ISALE-WE DEFER FOR SALE d
L lots on Elm and Main streets. over half
the lots having neat and new cottages on
them, for n small payment In cash, balance
on long time. We guaran tee this property
TO be lower than any like property offered In
Dallas, and can recommend i 10 workmen,
mechanics ana olnerS desiring 10 secure
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FOR RENT

EoR REET-Two NICE ONE.srJkY
II houses, 33l and 1888 Sycamore street
For terms Inquire Of j. NJ, PATTERSON, No.
2iS Patterson avenue. junelS-tf
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w ANTED-L EDY AGENTS WE
w have the best selling line Of goods Tor
lady sgents In America, II conslsts Of the
Queens Protector "Daisy" Stocking
snc SKIRT Supporter, Shoulder Brace, Com.
blnsd VAR hustle and Skirt Supporter,
safety Belt, GOssamer Sleeve Projectors,
Dress Shields aud other goods for ladies'
and ohildren's wear. These goods are new
devices, staple and en- agent can't fall 10
ser something " every house. We have
5OJ agents making 500 Monthly. We have
S. b and IS outfits W III either o. which
~ agent csu MAZE xcellent wages Ad-
dress, With stamp W. h CAMPBELL &
co., e5 NAV street,, ChicngO.
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II 10 self-eyideEr that A sioian UT,,TTra
Rsrticnlhr attention to class OF eases stfaysk
great SKID. and physicians in regular prsnfys4
~ over the country knowing this, freIner.aS
"a wheIe every known appliance Is reeorfsf
So, and tne proved good remedies AZ 81
vgss and countries are used, whole houss' n
ssSd for ONCE purposes, and all are treated Wig
What TO DO, No experiments are made, on "a
snSnt OF the great number applying, "a
charges PIE Kept low, often lower than IL AZ
SsSlded BY others, If yoa secure the skiii Az
~ sspeedy and perfect lie cure, that In 9Et
Important matter Pamphlet, % 9ages, sss3
" any address II ~ 'niE
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Croquet and lawn tennis at Erb's.
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Gold pens, pencils, autograph and
photograph albums at Paul +. Erb's.
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Hawkes, speeacles-trY them.
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DR.. A. FONTGIRE'S PREPARATION

pt will elicit your sincere thanks and enthusiastic pai
Hailed secure from observation receipt OF price, q %
b,Aled circular, cts. Sold BY Druggists. Address
MADAME FONTAlNE. 30 East IAsh St. N.Ls
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLL lRS

For any case Of the following diseases
while h the medical faculty have pro-
nounced incurable that
Ia RsnL.,n nAL IT,. IL
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Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed forIM
,pnts In postage or currency. Over fif(y 49,
esfful pen pictures, true TO life articleS on an
yAy.f Proper ageto marry, Who marry arTS
tslhood, WomanhOod. Physical decay, WIZ
tpald marry; How life aud happiness mayt6S
decreased, THOSE married, or contemplating
J. Az adult persons, thea kept under lock ard
fs9, Popular edition, came as above, but papeF
over and 200 pages, % centN by mail, in nio1ss
'groatage, -
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EOk SALE-CHEAP ANDsON EASY
II terms, three of the finest cottages In the
city; new and very desirably located. En-
qulre at the Eclipse Lumber Yard.
mayl2-3mo II. MIPAgE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28

keep quiet and not talk about our re-
venge, or he will give US good drubbing.
When the general elections come of, /
hope France VIII not forgive French
minister for having alienated from her for
some time the sympathies OF tire freest
people IN Europe. TO throw her into the
arms OF her most implacable enemy.
1t is said in Paris that the richest COL
lection of diamonds in existence Is In the
possession of Miss Minnie Palmer, that
sprlghtly, delightful American actress
whom ! had the pleasure OF seeing and
hearingiR London, but who is quite I'M
known 70 the ParisIans. The central dla-
mond Of her collection has, we are told,
historical name. having been exhibited at
the great exhibition OF New Orleans un-
der the name of the Cleveland gem. The
stone was bought Of Portuguese by Mr..
Defan, Of New York, who cut it and pol
ished il. This beautiful diamond, it
appears, is worth 5000, 900. Now is this
tale from Wonderland
Truth offers every week prizes for puz-
zles OF different kinds. Anecdotes of ru-
raj ways formed the subject for this week.
The winner OF the prize has, | think, a
capital anecdote. "a Young countryman
had bull dog puppy which he thought
highly Of One day he was teaching 1t to
'hold on when II seized his father by the
nose and held on with vengeance. Bear
1t, father, bear il cried the young rustic,
twill be the making O the pup"
MAX O'RFLL.
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mainland. is very much exposed to any
gale In the inner harbor, and got her tull
share of Tuesdays cyclone. The high
bluffs along the water front, on which
most of the town is built. have been
gradually receding by the action Of wind
and tide since the building OF the ietties,
and on Tuesday disappeared in the seeth-
1ng waters, in some places to an alarm
ing extent. Many of the shade trees,
oak, pride of India and LombaIdy poplar,
afording such grateful shade and relieV-
ing the eye from the glare which makes
some coast towns almost unbearable
In daytime, are either ehorn OF their
branches or Frustrated. Immediately
after the storm the streets were almost
ampassable, but Acting lntendent hale
put a large number Of hands at WoIh
aud all distractions are now removed
A pail has been thrown over the Whole
community by the drowning OF Jonh
Whitesides and his little daughter at the
Whitesides plantation, on the george
town road, about IA miles from the town.
Dir. WhItesides' summer house Is DuliI on
8 little knoll which rises above the marsh
Inaccessible TO the highest spring tlues,
The particulars received so far show
that the incoming tide rose TO such Il
height that Mr. Whitesides sent his Wlie
upstairs and was carrying one OF the
smaller children in his arms, when seeing
his little daughter fall into the water be
Ieaped after her and was never seen
again. He leaves a wife and three chill
dren TO mourn his loss.
MIR. Whitesides was about 40 years old,
and was highly respected in this commu-
nifty. He served CALAMITY on the coast
and in Virginia during the war, under
Capt. Thomas Pinckney.
The destruction OF the Laing school for
cOlored children, supported by citizens OF
Philadelphia, and conducted by Mrs.
Larned and Mrs. MunrOw, is one the
heaviest losses. The large 2-story build
ing has been blown from ITS supports,
many of its joists are broken and bent, and
the framework now lists 80 much towards
she adjoining county jail as TO be eX-
tremely dangerous. Sheriff Hendricks
has ordered temporary supports to be
erected,
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THE CHOLERA PLAGUE.
Yesterdays Record in the Infected Dis
tricts of Spain and France.


Yesterdays Record in the Infected Dis
tricts of Spain and France.
MADRID, Aug. d. There were Att
new cases of cholera and 1, 498 deaths from
the disease reported throughout Spain
yesterday.
In the past twelve hours 10 new cases
and deaths have been reported in this
city.
II DIE AT TOULON.
ToULON, Aug. 27.-seventeen persons
died here yesterday from cholera.
All the theatres here have closed and
the hotels and shops are closing. The
people are respondent. Twelve new cases
of cholera and six deaths from the dis
ease were reported at Salon to-day. Sew
eral deaths from cholera have occurred at
LaniOn, Carnillon, st. Chan, Chamas,
Grams aud Bonnie. At B0nne a member
OF the Chamber Of Deputies and the Mayor
Of the town have died OF the disease.
MARsEILLEs' MOURNING.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 27.-Eleven deaths
from cholera were reported here yester-
day.
There was a sudden increase in the
mortality in this city to-day, So deaths be-
ing reported, 43 of which were caused by
cholera. A panic is hourly expected.
Since the out break of the epidemic 5000
persons have fed from this city.
At the Pharo hospital to-day, patients
were admitted, 10 were discharged cured,
died and rs remain under treatment.
pr. Ferran's offer of his services to the
authorities Of this city has been declined.
A DENIAL FROM PARIS.
PARIS, Aug. PIN. Allan large, Min
lister Of the Interior, denies that there are
any cases of cholera in Paris or the SUI
burbs, or in the adjoining departments.
GIBRALTAR BEsEIGED.
GIBRALTAR, Aug. q. - Five new cases
of cholera and two deaths from that dis
ease occurred to-day just outside Of Glib
raltar. The cholera panic has been re-
viVed in this vicinity.
EPIDEMIC AT ALMERIA.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Secretary
Bayard is Informed THAT cholera is Off
cially declared an epidemic in The city OF
Almeria, Spain. Sixty deaths occur
daily.
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oARsMEN ON LAKE GENEVA
Hanlan and Lee Decline TO Make a Match
with Courtney and Conley.

with Courtney and ConleY.
GENEVA, N. Y, Aug. 27.-Hanlan, Nc
Kay, Hamm and Hosmer started to-day
In the deciding heat of a professional re-
gatta. Lee had obtained a position in
this race, but withdrew to enter the con-
ISOLATION race. Hanlan won easily BY one
length, with Mckay second, and Hamm
third. HOsmer turned about and returned
without turning the stake boat. Hanlan's
time was u :3S16. Lee won the consolation
race in 2l:4S. He took the lead
at the start and was never headed
Courtney, Gaudaur and Teemer
were present, but were not in the race.
Courtney and COnley are anxious to
make dOuble-scull match with Hanlan
and Lee, and Courtney placed $1,000 in
the hands of Edgar Parker, editor of the
Advertiser, as a guarantee OF his good
faith in the matter, and as a forfeit tor
Hanlan to cover. Hanlan says that he
will not make such match, as he has
made arrangements for all the races he
cares 20 row this fall. There is no pros
pect OF such match being made. Han
Ian and Lee leave for New York at once.
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VANDERBUhps SCOOP.

The Terms of the Merger of the New
York Central and the West Shore.
NEW YORK, Aug 27.-The following
statement in regard to the Central and
West Shore railroads consolidation is
given out to-day upon what is considered
to be good authority:
The parties who undertook TO effect the
transfer of the West Shore property, II
was agreed, should receive $50. 900. 900
West Shore 4 per cent. first mortgage
bonds guaranteed by the New York Cen
trial, for which they we're to deliver the
West Shore property free and clear. The
profit to the syndicate was to be the diff
ference between the $50,000.000 bonds as
mentioned and the amount which
they would be compelled to pay
for the property. IL is understood
that the West Shore has been
absorbed for about $25,000,000 Of those
bonds, and the Ontario and Western tor
Sl,032, $50. There still remains TO be paid
for, receivers certificates, terminal bonds
OF the North River Construction Com
pany, floating claims, etc. The syndicate
600 for this purpose and for profits. Re-
speeding the option TO secure
control of the Ontario and
Western railroad stock, il is
stated that Mr.. Adams, Of Winslow
Lanier & Co.. had call on a majority OF
the preferred stock at s256. which expired.
Mr.. Adams notified the holders Of 81. 250,-
600 OF the preferred stock. which was a
control, that he had decided 10 elect 20 ex-
ercise the option 10 purchase a majority
OF livestock 10 be delivered and paid Ton
to-day. Aug. 81. PAYMENT, it is under
stood, WAS made in Drexel, Morgan & co.
certificates Mt par, eXchangable for New
York Central guaranteed West Shore 4
per cent. bOnds.v
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not go near enough TO them to ascertain
their names. They were all making some
Roadway under small improvised sails.
He also reports finding the huh OF the
Charleston pilot boat John stoddard TO-
tally dismasted and full OF water on the
mouth Of north EdistO river, bearing
west northwest hanging at anchor. tie
went close IN TO her but found no one,
and he has every reason 10 believe that
her entire crew are lost. The ocean from
Charleston TO the st. Johns bar is COW
cred with drift stuff from vessels.
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NEW kl0wA, KAN, Aug. 27.- -Four
companies o. United states infantry Az
rived here yesterday and three troops of
the Fifth cavalry to-day. They have gone
into camp one mile from town and viii
remain through the autumn. They have
been stationed here 90 guard fAo border
on a count Of the Cheyenne tr0ublso,
though, perhaps, also in consequence ~
the Presidents determination - remove
The cattlemen from the torrItnrY.
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,JOv in AIexanflria.

ton was held here to-day in honor of the
payment Of the Alexandria indemnities.
Forty thousand persons participated. A
committee of Europeans waited upon the
hnedive and thanked him for the payment
OF the indemnities. A procession two
miles long with banners, ETC., marched
through the principal streets. In the
evening there was a display of fireworks
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EVENTs on THE TURF.
Eighth Regular Day of the Second Meet
ing at Saratoga.

SARATOGA. Aug. 27.-This was the
eighth regular day OF the second race
meeting here. The events were as follows
FIRST RACE Three quarters OF a mile. 1t
was won bY MIME Hunt, with Bonnie Prince
second. Time :20is.
SECOND RACE-Mile and furlong. It was
won 10y Col. Sprague, with kosciusko second,
and Bessie third. Time $50.
THIRD hkCE-One mile and five furlOngs.
IL was won by RapidO, with Irish Pat second,
and Hopedale third. Time 2:57l4.
FOURTH RACE-One mile aud a half. II
was won by Bennette. with VIOLA second, and
BETTER third. Time 2:i4lf.
FIFTH RAcE-One mile. IL was won by
Heartsease. with Una b. second, and Huron
third. Time 2:4S.
THE YORKSHIRE MEETING.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-ThIs was the third
day OF the Yorkshire meeting. The race
for the great Yorkshire stakes was won
by j. W. Lowther's chestnut colt King
Monmouth, with Lord Roseberry's fily
CypOllina late CauetOn) second, ana
Lord Falm0uth's chesnIt oily Armida
third. There We're I've starters.
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SCENES ON THE SEA.

The Steamship City OF Paiatka Passes
Many Vessels Totally Dismnsted
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Aug. 27.-Capt.
Voael, Of the steamer City Of Palatka,
from Charleston, which arrived here this
morning, reports passing twenty or thirty
LARGE vessels totally dismasiod, AZ re.
cult Of the recent gale. None ~ them.
however, asked for assistance. and be ga
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Murdered in Cold Blood.

OMAHA, NEB., Aug. 27.-Nine miles from
North Bend, while gang OF men were
taking their incoming to-day, discussion
arose regarding the social position OF a
negro. William Rapper said good
naturedly to Alexander KimbrOugh,
Hes as good as you if he behaves him.
self as WELL" Without a word KIM
brOugh arose and drove a chisel twice
into Rapper's breast, killing him. He
then rushed from the scene
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MontreaPs Anliction.

MONTREAL, Aug. 27.-Thirty-fve cases
of smallpox were reported at the health
Office yesterday. OF these five were re-
ported by physicians. Three deaths We're
reported.
smallpox in St.Jean Baptiste village since
Saturday, and five new cases are reported.
The efforts to control the epidemic are fu-
tile, owing TO the opposition OF the people
to vaccination.
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Bales from Lake CITY.

LAKE CITY, FLA, Aug. Ell. f. Baya,
a merchant Of this city, shipped to-day
two bales sea island cotton TO w. w. Cor
don 81 Co., of Savannah. These are the
first of the season, are heavy bales, and
classed as fine compared with last year.
Mr.. Bdya shipped one bale on Aug. q
and another on the 9th, making the crop
equally as early this season as last.