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Waxahachie.

WAXAHAcHIE, Sept. l0.-LSpecial. l.
The following cases have been disposed
of, this week, on tho injury docket
in the district court:
Gregory, Cooley IL Co. VS.. III. M.
Beauchamp; tho case settled by agree
ment and costs paid.
L. j. and II. Montgomery vs.. the
Central railroad, tor damages; appeal
| Abandoned and case dismissed.
| Melissa Robertson vs.. Ssllie Farrar
OF al, trespass 10 try title; Judge
Rsiney disqualified and Hon. j. w.
Foaris appointed to act IS special
judge.
j, y. Honsley vs. jennie Honsley ct
al, partition; case continued for SER
vice.
C.P. Curtis vs. S. Ii. Cockwell Il
Co.. damages; Judge Fearls appointed
special judge.
M II. Furton vs. Joseph IL. Ed
wards, trespass to try title; plaintiff
allowed time To file amendment to
original petition.
81. Il. Fortson VS.. tho heirs of
Robert Young; trespass TO try title;
plaintiff allowed to file an amend
ment TO original petition.
j, IL. Baker vs.. i. j. Gill, dobt and
foreclosure; dismissed.
j. o. Hart OF al. vs.. b. Il. Hart OF al,
p2rtiti on; Hon j. w. Fairs appointed
special Judge.
j. IL. Edmondson vs.. j. II. Prince.
, IT., damages; J. w. Fairs appointed
special judge.
N. j. Davis Va. b. II. BlGssingame
trospass to try title; j. w. Fearis ap
pointed sDeCiHl Judge
State OF Texas VS.. Thomas Powers,
thois; continued 70 March term.
', A special voniro OF 90 persons, 20
servo as jurors in the Ponland murder
case, are required to DO present o
September n, the day set for the trial
, a horrible crime Is reported from
BRISTOL, In this county. A farmer liv-
: iug near that place, by the name o
l Jamos Heard, is charged with havini
committed q rapo sn his own daughte
and own sister. Tho two arc married
women, being tho wives of L. and J
: Bnsby. The two women mad
: complaint before Esquire Earrar
and tho accused left tho county
and Is still uuhesrd from. Heard
a wife brought the two women 10 tow
" Tuesday, 20 mako counter affidavit
!, : saying that they had sworn lie, gu,
% wore huuO touO NO py tnClr nubpNnus
:, who wanted to got rid Of old ma
y Heard. The matter 10 being thorough.
u Investigated and tho husbands kep
U apart. Doubtless somo startling rove
lations viii be made.
Hon. w. III. Gotzandauer ana famil,
. have returned from their summer
u outing.
}, Mr.. Simp Wilson, so badly hur
y during tho iire, last Saturday, Is im
y proving.
y Miss Mollle Patterson, daughter @
% our townsman, Mr.. Tillman Patterson
has accepted nosition as teacher 1
y tho Ennis graded lchools.
. Two hundred and twonty-tiv,
A., bales OF cotton have been sod hero u
" 10 date this season.
l. A child OF Mr.. Warren's was killo
-, near here by lighting yesterday. NJ
y Warren was In jail undor tho charg
;, OF stealing cattle, but was sent on
n with Deputy Sheriff Cantrell, to so
~ tho child. On the way out Warrior OF
capped and Ia still ut large.
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Woa,boriori.

WATERFORD, Sept. lO.-.Lspeciall
la tho district court to-day tho fol.
10 wing persons were sentenced TO tho
renltontiary:
Bob Scott, Tor theft OF horse flesh,
seven years.
Ed Lshmsa, Tor theft OF property
over $50, two years.
George Byers, COR attempt TO rape,
three years. HiD counsl gave notice ol
sn appeal.
sidney. Blythe was convicted Of
sentenced TO one month in Jail and tc
paw a tlne of $500.
Henry NJ. Thurman, OF Fort Worth
will speak tonight for prohibition
Ben Ayres, of Fort Worth, will an
swor on the anti prohibition side.
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GALVESTON, Sept 10. - Special -
About three weeks ago Mr.. II. w.
High, OF Terrell, Texas, came to Gal
weston for his health. 10 stopped with
NJ. Thompson, on ~ street, near
Centre, His health oontiauod to fail
hun, aud last night Mr., Thompson,
becoming alarmed ne tho condition oi
his guest, hastily summoned q car
rage, ana, with Tho assistance OF Of
hcers, removed tho Invalid ~ the hos.
pltal, where ho died about Ave min
utes alter being carried 10 his
bed. Deceased was nearlv "a
yosrs. old, and has resided In
Terrell many. years. The body IN hold
awaiting advices from Terrell.
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ENNIS, Sept lo.-tspeclal.l THE
lightning during tho severe storm Of
yesterday did considerable DAMAGE IA
life aud property in addition to the
c,lorod boy reported killed. yesterday.
John Rucker, sgcd IL years, was rid.
Ing along tho road In tho neighbor'
hood of Reagor Springs, about 10 miles
west of this place, In company with
another man, when tho lightning
struck him, killing him aud tho horse
he was riding aud ptunning the hoHo
OF his companion, the rider escaping
uuiniured.
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prohibitionists are jubliant over their
success and mourn for their eislsr
counties which hGva suffered defeat.
District court is in session, and ac .
cupied to-day with tho trial of Taylor
Lofts, for murder. He viii likely bs
acquitted.
Judge Hood, OF Weathesford, and
Hon W. y, Herndop, of Tyler, are in
attendance on the district court
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Van Alstyne.

VAN ALsryNE, Sept. lO.-lSpocIaLl l.
Willie Despair, aged u, son OF George
Despair, was out this evening squirrel
hunting. While trying to drive a
cartridge In his shotgun with his kni 10
no was seriously injured by tho car.
tridgo exploding. Roth eyes ara n,ured
and II IL doubtful ir the loit eye can be
saved,
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BnowSwooD, Sept. TO- Special =
The local op!iou election yesterday
past Oft quietly, though considerable
interest was manifest'd, Prohibition
was defeated In this county by a
majority OF 100.
burglars broke into the hardware
store oil J. q. Weakley, and helped
themselves 70 q half dozen pistols
taxing nothing else. They bored the
the inside.
District court 10 In session. tn,
docket 10 light.
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bell, In this county, aud demolished a
house IN course of erection. Sam Nc
Elrath and Drate Stinsou were al
work on the house at the time. Sam Nc
Elrath. hesring Its approach, escaped
without injury. Stinson was caught
in tho ruins and seriously injured
The cyclone was about one hundred
yards in diameter, and was travelling
from the southwest.
Mr.. f. V. Ende, ono of our esteemod
citizens, who has been travelling Ia
Europe for several months, returned,
TODAY
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DESisoS, Sept, io.-tSpecial.l Mrs.
A. G. Mosoiy, vile OF u prominent
young lawyer OF this place, and
daughter u. w. Jackson, of Mexia,
tllod this morning oi typhoid fever.
Three unauccesgiul nttempis ware
mado by unkuown pari,as, ini, morn
Ing, tn burn u vacant ffaml house on
Cheatnut atreet.
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Decatur.

DECATUR, Sept. 10. -[Speclsl.l- A
nice shower after the prohibition
election has cooled the ardor OF friends
and foe, and everything is quiet. The
anti-prohibltlonists, or some one, has
reported that owing to some irregular.
ity, the vote Of precinct No. 1 was
thrown cut, thus defeating tho will Of
the people. Such Il not the case ana
will not be. The majority for pro.
hiblti0n 10 $40, with Two small boxes 10
hear from, which will likely increase
the above figures. wiso county
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The Hotel Win


animation and was squired by Jus
tioo Sweeney tD GIVE bond In the sam
OF Sl,000, wbicn la h,s no. secured SO
tar. Axliag's brothec.in-law, young
Caldwell, who rsu up ADD s,rGck AK
ling while several mon where holding
him, was this morning fined, IN Mayor
W,etps court, $50 for carrying q pia-
tul.
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TERRELL, sept. iO.--tspecisl.l The
first battle in tho removal warfare oc-
Cured nj Elmo on the night OF the
sth. Mr.. Mallory aud Mr.. Allen were
disputing over the removal question,
which resulted IN blows on the fol.
lowing day. Mr.. Mallory. was growing
over HE Victory the might before and
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BOSNIAN, Sept. l0.-ISperidl- Tha
trial Of I'D Dodd, for she tnucder Of
Hethc0ck, has absorbed tho attention
OF Fannin county for tho past Two
days, owing 20 tSe influential stnnd-
ing and relationship Of Dodi h This
county, and tho s6io counsel, both for
tho prosecution aud defense. The
prosecution was assisto d by Colonel
j.. Q. Hodges, Of Paris, and tho DIS
iense by Colonels Chenowsth and
Taylor, CT this place. The coprt house
WIS crowded to its utmost capacity,
since noon to-day, 10 hoar Tho most
powerful speeches, on both sldes, that
ever Fannin county has had. Tho
closing speech Of Colonel Chenoweth,
iOr the defense, followed by Colonel
Hodges, for tue prosecution, weretho
| ablost legal arguments and jury Ap-
peRls TINT the people OF this county
have ever heard. The jury is now de-
liberating on the case, and win probg.
bly, nos render verdict before 10
| morrow.
Mr.. 5. z. Whateley and Miss Belle
Glass, of Savoy, We're married to-day
in the court house, Il. II, Lyday, ESQ
| ofli ciating.
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HEARSE, Sept, lo.-lSpooiall -New-
ton Nixon, city marshal here, dropped
dead this evening with apoplexy. lie
was conveying two prisoners 10 the
csla6ocse, fell and broke bis neck with
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DAL AS OPERA HOUSE.

Commences SATURDAY, AUGUST aeth
al y, m. lSdi = aud Children's Glass
meets Saturdays fr m sto 4; Tuesdays TO
IN. m. Gent Class meets Tuesday and
Friday evenings nom 10 10 pm. Private
lessons at hours % suit. odice hsurs y 10
10 q. m. daily
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PALESTINE, Sept io.-tSpscial.l-
For shooting d Morton Hinsis yss.
terdAJ, q. Axling to-day waived e.
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WAxAHAcHIE, Sept. l0.-ISpecial, l.
The following cases have been disposed
of, this week, on tho non.jury docket
In the district court:
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beg leave to tender our heartfelt SYM
pathies and coincidence 10 his be-
reaved parents, fully believing tn t
his SPIRIT IS now in q bsJtsr WORLD +,
while the memory of mis- May virtues
viii long W cherished Ia our hearts.
Resolved, TnGt p copy OF tho fore
going, under the seal Of this soclety
and BigGsd by its Officers, ba trans
United - the bersaved parents OF our
decsesed ard deeply muurnrd frisnd.
MRS. l.. HERMAN, President.
MRS ID. Il OPPRNHEih, Secretary.
IN MEMORY OF BEATRICE SANGER,
AT n meeting C' the Ladiss' Hrbre "
Benevolent association OF he city OF
Dallas, held on Novembor 4, 1856, the
following preamble aud resolutions
wore unanimously adopted:
WHEsEAs, In the dispens alton OF an
sll-wiso Providence our highly respect
od sister and brother, Mss and Mr..
Philip Sanger, have been soroly tried
by the death Of thoir dearly beloved
child, Beatrice; therefore, be IL
Resolved, That this society express
their deep HymUathy 20 tho bs esved
parents In this, th,is hour OF grief, In
the firm confidence that tho Almighty
Will sssnsge their sorrows In this pro.
found affection, Tor "Hs dosIh ali
things welt" Aad Ia " fur, her
Resolved. That copy OF I'll 80 reso.
lutions. daily attes'oi, be transmitted
10 the borrowing ,,rents.
Mrs. j. l.. HERMAN, President.
Mis-. ID. q. OPrsSHe,M Secretary.
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We take pleasure Ia calling attention
70 tho house nf Mrs, L. Chcsnut, No,
OH Elm si,esi, dealer In militnery
Aoods and 0ottous. rhia Ia one oi the
Oldest houses In our city, havir A
opened hsro IN 1878. Great credit Il
que the propriotross for tho Skilllpl
manssement OF her bNsiuess, which
has crown from small bcgir ming 10 be
one OF the largest In the cisy, number
Ing among iis patrons tho heat fnmiliea
~ the city and country. No hing but
me best In offered Tor sale az this houao
No SECONDHAND or damaged goods
ever founo on her shelvrs This ,not
has cnotribaiod largely " her success
,nm.intaini ny she nsst aaie In The
country.
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RwLIGIOUS,

st. Paups Reformed Church (Ger.
man)-Servles at II g. m. by Rsv. Il.
Ds 4olier. Saijecl: "TrUe Chris.
tianIty"
Lamar Street Methodist Episcopal
church.-lr the shsenss Of Raw. d.,
Lswis, Or. q. G.. Gillespie preaches gt
ii a. IN. in the Crowdus hall.
81. PatrIck's church, corner Wood
and Caboll, Rsv. V. Quinon, pgslsr-
First N 'es, S O'Clock; second mssa, II
M, sermon and benediction; .. ni.,
Sunday school.
Morning prayer and sermon at the
Chapel 0ftbe Incarnation. corner Nc.
Kinney and Harwood, ut II a. N. Sun.
day school AZ 10 a, m.
Rev. r. CoLLIssoN, Pastor.
Cumberland Presbytarian church,
on H.rwood street, between Bryan
aud Live 0as. Sunday scsGol vt 9:ii
o'clock u. N. Preaching by pastor Al
ii o'clock. Subject: "Fseling IN Re-
lision." A cordial welcome 70 all.
Teschars' PRAYER meeting will h.
held at $3.50 n. M; Stbnath school at 10
z ~ $50 D H., IN ,ho lea,u "y y roo% e' ~
the Tsb-rnacle Ms,hoi.st Eplsoopsl
churoh, st. Paul aud Main streets. Ma
morning or evening service.
st. Matthew's cathedral, Commerce
street, Rev. William Muniord, dean.
early celebration of holy communion
1850 u. M; morning pray er, lltsn3 an
sermon; services begin ~ IL O'Clock a.
NJ; evening prayer with sermon, SER
vices beginning At 1859 y. m. Surpllced
choir Of men and boys led by q cornos.
Though d.. A. p. Solith, pastor of
the First Pfesbytori an church, hss
greatly improved In health, vet the
officers Of tAe church deem 10 impru
dent for him TO conduct services 10.
day for fear OF a relapse, and, there
fore, announce tha. lhsre will be- no
services to-day. Sunday school as
usual.
First Congregational church, corner
o, Bryan and HARDWOOD s,reeta, Rev
q. l. Scoheld, pastor. Services at IL
y. IN. and 1850 .. M, Sunday school At
$3.50 a, M. Morniog theme this day;
"spirltuM Marshes" No evening ser
vice on account Of uuiop meeting A.
the opera house. AL welcome. Bait
limo cars psss tho church.
@'tVto y ANS-N tfNtul CVNINns WO00
street, near HAYWOOD. Preaching nj
ii .. W. by the Rev. David Clark, pas.
tor; Ssbbsth school, 9.3o =. m.. Mr..
George A. Armstrong, supertupd NJ ,
youn. peoplo'a prayer meeting NJ $3.50
.. IN. Ia ths pailoss OF the church. o.,
aceo,nt u lha mssa meeting 10 be
held vt thu opera nous, In tho ,nterea nj
Ut the Young Mems Chris,isn essocla.
ton thero Will be no preaching IN the
evening. A cordial Invitation IL OK.
tended to all.
First Bantist church, corner Syca-
moro ard Patterson avenue, Rev. Il,
I. Hsnks, psst,r. Sunday ,chooI, p.li
=. M; Mr. w. II. Ho well, superint,u.
dent. Pre.chiu. and reception OF
members, IL .. NJ, AID preaching be.
ninninR promn,iy Az .. m, followed
ny baptism. Toe evening SERVE !. bs.
aiming Only, sill close In time f"r
any wlo NAV des,rc 70 attend Ihs Y.
y. G A. meeting at the opera house.
prompt.
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PERSONAL.

q ~ MnEta.x NJ EnrnnU Ia Ia fnUn
Doy,
Sonu Nye',o, Hv's.n, 20 ~ 'no o''s
ohsiles w. Jounei' Oh Ell raso, IL III
'".' ivy :,
.. y. Johnson, OF Mchthhey' Is IN
~, wy ~ WIZ. ,,. :. >.
VIZ. White' OF Kansas Guy, Is IN
'"r wy,
A., ElMe thompson mas rsooVotea from
'"e ue"suu
MIs, y. d. turner Is q sonefer from
'.o u'"e"o'
Uoionsl sem Shepherd, OF Gaiveston'
~ s.o WV
d. Moreheau' OF oah Antohio' IL III
'aD , u.v a..
~ Ia y w, nnnser' Iefro''' Is m inc
" ," "' -,
UolonSi " ~. hugnes iei' last even
'"s ~, y" W. :,
u. Sscosy, OF Now 1orKs is az the
Dr w.o"'o' w.
a; .. nsynes, o. ror' "ortn' was
NY $1,000
=; naSer, ., Nsw horK' IL pooheo
a. .ue 0,sau Wluusor :,
NJ n; ass,ew S OF henriesss' Ia
pookeu AZ the WINDSOR.
IN. Drain, OF CorsIcana, Is booked
at the Grand Windsor.
.c r. al : the l.o Gl'snd Windsor. ''K''
~ - Ta,,k a. Nav yo-r Ga
booked o. tho Grand windsor.
KEY. n. Y, buoknsr mas relapse Of
w. A. Spoke, of Indianapolis, Ia
Qusrtersd at the Hrand WINDSOR
]. w. Elliott, cashier of tho Nstionsl
bank Of San Angelo, IL In tho city.
Captain r. D. Rswlins 10 out pgain
sfter severe attack OF the dengue,
Captain N. u. Crosslsy, a promluont
merchant OF Abilene, sin tho city.
Longvisw Ds,ncsrss, il in the city.
George u. Pre.ton. Of Clinton. Iowa.
!. ausrsS,sa ~ V sso land W, nS.a nv""'
u o,s.rw.,, msn...r n, 0.,-a.,o,
and DsiIss onsra houscs' A In IN" civ
""u Ds..s ope'm nouses' - ~ 'Ae e''y'
miss M M msSue s, ., Te .n,. 10
csa,,.s ~ rs-..S. Ia "a 49,.
sor no" '0'k' A'' ~ tho 'fAna WIND
wscc ~ " mat. ~ ina crsra VIZ WAY -
so!: -nn,,
CUE. 49,, -.
Lend and Itrisatins company. is in
w w. :' 3. x.sr,. r,D,,,,u.,,r . v.,,.
s::;:!: E :::;!: :' &: :::s
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Advantages Offered BY The AssOgii6I|

PROTECTION 10 FuSNtsHnD based nv
ann ~ addition sn fdns tcS
cfet tysieu. - - 80
On the death Of member good standing should Family
dia'e want not exceed Two Hundred Fifty Dollars,
"a loan thus al riding mps relief time vhen
tboud mber uf the Association tot.y hn@
p,iard Tor earning livelihood by loss Of both hands feet
ceivee onshef would -
only Institution postessing this feAturo ".
sickness weekly
according 70 degree "
Tao hts
fosce avoi
ufs hitch hiness suigns otherwise entail. 4.
WIZ Home Each person
vcusy for ne or her sesndlue and We have
she
h psaeo beoeuse to4ude4 soy busluss
Vuf Aoencietioo bella NH1mae lhpounko0 T. 00tU
noo e sgseueess hensa M be ~ lovsP hus6
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- M wy Of Oeuee.
Ata meeting Of the abovs sssccla.
tion, held on November 4. 1855, the fol.
loving preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted,
wHEnsAs, the death Of our young
friend, Alex. Il. Leeb, hrs stricken
TITS community with grief and sorrow
wnssnAs, We are DESTROYS Of N.
csfd,ns tss feelings eoesndssed n
our nssfss y the Ices susSsissd 81
ocr sIe,Sr eao oroihef, Mfp. aud NJ.
10y LesS 81 z as6 : 90 .vApss
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FLOTSAM.

Try our 40c teas. b. 0. WELLER q
Co, corner of Harw0od and Hun.
Felton's Graham -four 10 nno.
Dried Beef and Dried Beef Tongues
at Bouche's, S2S Main street.
Tho second November term OF tho
county court convenes MONDAY.
Justice Kendall fined Maud Gray,
colored, 81 yesterday, for vsgrSncy.
Have just received Horaa K,uish In
bottles and tho root, AZ Bousne's, So
Main street.
There are 10 patients In the city hos
pital, ak Of wbom are females. They
are all doing we'll.
Tho little ones are already prsttling
about christmas and dreaming Of dear
old Santa Claus.
Compsr sons show tina. Dallas Ia tho
moot moral city In the State. The
docket OF the police csurt IL fair iu-
dcx 70 10 by.
Frank J. Saith 4 Co., general
agents Detroit Fire aud burglar eafes,
= 80 bank time locks. sl2 Elm street,
Dailas, Texas.
Stove dealers say that since tho 70.
duction In the price VI coal they are
selling more that barn GOAL than those
that burn wood.
Joseph White, the Brasillan coun.
terfci'er, was 70 have been carrie d
through last night en- route rom Waco
10 g.. Louis ~ v prisoner.
Mr.. J. Everett, the manager at this
puint Of DUNE Mercan lilo sRancy, has
moved his ON sos over O'Connor's
building, just west Of Tnn HERALD
building.
Dr.. 4. d. Audruss, dentist, has his
Rome In the Reinhardt building,
Elm street, and 10 prepared 70 d. I'll
ktnds OF dental WORK, AND guarantees
Satisfaction. Residence, LIB Main
street.
Ci,issns continue 70 complain that
stock 10 permitted 10 roam me streets.
A iorse has been kept busy for tome
time pest inpoHndiug such animals,
but fresh los have made their appear
ancos
The unusually warm weather OF tho
pss' fee days hes been quito deprrss-
Ing co the Ave1ooo ensi aetic citizen
aud IL mHe like that Of June than No.
vembers IL has served % halrh ouS q
lssue end ffesh crop oi moeqAiloss.
h0ys eAll % the nuussabls Boos 4
2hve COMPANY, IA Elm strest, and 80
WIN Hnseea6leis thsee neW etylss Of
49, - e4oeos IAo Do0e, Walkon.
-, go Dollos -. Law ths MO
$500 q yeee ~ onegDs - ~
49, WouS knse yeos ensoA
q: q g ~; -, e:
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Only abort tim. before Christmas,
aud our patrons will please rsmemhe,
ina, our factory Is In complete running
order Los vo ybur orders Tor auy
Q ecial piece OF joweuy tina, You wish
inauo o. Insure getting &c IN smolo
!ime. Knephy d Son, msnutae.u,iaa
jswelerr anu uiaui nd .1t,ar.,
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y0uDg ard sAiaals-Asea Men
A sURE CURE,

The awful effoct Of carly vice, wnic
brings organir weakHecs, destroying bOtl
mind aEd body, with all It's awful Ills be
fore the Inevitable seqnel, CONSU5r
TON, sets IN, or Falpitation OF the Hear,
Ttmidity, Trembling, Nervous Discharge
30 MUCH TO BH FEARED, Lack Of Idea,
Sadness Of Spirits, Ugly lmaginings, Dis
like. to Social Life and Brooding Aelan
choly.
MARRIED MEN. or those ente,tn
on that happy lie, aware OF Physical Do
bility, ExciLability OF the Nerves, or olhs
irregularities, quickly assisted.
NO MINERALS USED.-i oung pcopI,
losing their health, and spending tim
and money with thoss unskilled enc Nh
qualified 70 treat them, causing fatal dis
orders to the head, throat. nose, liver an,
lungs, stomach aud bowels. spEEDlL'
LET NoT FALSE MoDEsTY deter yos
from calling at ones on
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a "Quaok" and the salvation Army.

The rivalry between travelling ven
dor of quack medicines and the Saliva
tion Army at Nanticoke, Luzerne coun-
ty, Monday night nearly caused riot.
The quack, armed with license from
the Mayor and tiarlng torch, estab-
lished himself on triangular space
generally used for public meetings and
held forth TO large crowd upon the
virtues of his pills and potlons. His
wares sold rapidly until the Salvation
Army marched down TO the triangle
with band playing and hymn chorus
in full swing. The quack, recognizing
a rival attraction, shouted his loudest
and melted his negro banjo player to
vigorous action, but the quack's voice
and the negro's music were drowned by
the sound of praise, Then the pill man
stopped praising his wares, and hurled
billingsgate at the Salvation Army.
Friends Of the latter replied in kind, and
in five minutes the crowd of thousands
was ripe for riot. Some one notified
the police, and moment later the
quack, standing upon his license, de-
manded that the disturbers of his busi-
ness be arrested. The police seized
Captain" John Lyon, Sergeant David
Williams and Sergeant William Good
and carried them off to jail, amid the
threats of the crowd. The latter were
quoted, however, by the promise of
George T. Morgan, of the Susquehanna
Coal Company, to bail the prisoners. |
After the men were released the police
officers concealed themselves lest they |
be mobbed, and for an hour later angry |
crowds tramped the streets uttsring
threats against police and quack. and
ready at the slightest excuse to break
into riot,