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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04
The Toxins Trunk,

A HERALD reporter was informed
yesterday by Colonel WI. Keller that
the Trunk road hes been put to its
utmost capacity for several weeks past
hauling cotton and wood. With their
limited facilities thia road Is now maxi
ing nearly 500 uer day. There is no "
only o. mics OF road built, sud II IL
was extended to tho lopg-leaf pine
o)uutry IL could De made one of the
best, II not the best, paying road i'd the
State
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

Mr.. j. A. Price, deputy inspector
State tohecoo wsrepouss No. 3, Il IT,
more, Md, naya: Ono of my ohiIdrnn
had been suffering with neuralgia T r
g mo time. A friend recommend, d
salvation on, tpyogured bottle, aud
Q lew applications, 20 my sRrptise, er-
focted q complete curo. ! take pla0sur-
in accommodating II 10 all persons
similarly Effected.
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Phlnful Accld ont.

An old lady by the name of
wards, while descending u Higl4
stairs just next to Wilgiams' A
store, lost her footing and tel hen.
long 10 the pavement below. SIM ans
tanned severe injuries en- her LEI sid
and suffered quite p9iuiully.' I'll
necessary relief was afforded her 4
the drug establishment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

Tannehill Lodge, No. 50, 4, i. and A.
NJ, will meet at their lodge room, at 6
o'clock u. M, on October 4sh, for the
purpose of attending tho funeral Of
our deceased brother, p. T.. Ward. All
Master Mssons In good standing ere
tratornally invited 80 attond.
j. ID. KgNroS, Worthy Master,
HENRY BOIL, Secretary,
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u,eh,on.d pauuer..

Dallas, perhaps, has the most high
toned Set OF raupors that ever athletes
any communiiy. They are by no
means sn,is6et with 'hs aubstanfla's
81 Ne, bur yeern impak'eusv after he
ueliceciee. They cprunlail, that thnv
Y ~ nos iore191<4 " ehe glly With To-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04
Ticket Comml.sion Eshoes.

An ex-oflicisl of one OF the "pooled
lines In Texas, was heard to remar
yesterday, thst the railroads Of Il
State had "bit off more than the
could chew" In loading down the
pool agreement with the clause abo
ishiug the ticket commissions, on
that ct least one of tho parties to IL
agreement wss kicking already. Il
further predicted that circular No.
would not bo in effect four raontl
from the date of igsue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04
An Attractive array.

Twenty couples Of pretty girls,
dalntily costamed, attracted many al.
mlring glances on Main street ycster.
day afternoon. Thoy were pupils of
Professor jones' college, and we're out
Tor recreation. They iuarohud Tia onlfh
the street In double lile, neither upeek.
a.hooing" 10 tho tort or right,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

Thomas Aliord died his petition in
The county court yesterday against tho
Texas " Pacific railway, alleging that
an engine Of tho company hxd run
into his tosm aud killed. his mulo and
horse, FOR which he prayed 5000 dam
axes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04
Another Boom for Dallas ana Pecos
CITY

w. II. Newman, of Galveston, gen.
eral traffic manager Of tho Gould lines
Ia Texas, has been officially notified
OF q large excursion party coming to
Texas from Knoxville and Chattanoo-
gs, Tennessee, Atlanta, Georgia, and
points in Virginii.
The party will come via tho East
Tennessee, Virginia d Georgia and
the Memphis Il Little Rock railroads,
and coale In time to attend The los sale
at Pecos City, October l5,
A portion OF the party will stop at
| Dallas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

There will be u meeting of tho above
named congregation to-day nt2p. m,
10 Turner hal, for tho purpose OF re-
ceiNing tho reports of tho different
committees and the election OF officers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

bacco, whisky and material yor sweet
meats, and yesterday ono Of them ss-
sayod to make a trade tor 100 pounds
Of breakfast bacon, because he could
get 1t "cheapor by the bulk" They
arc fenther-bed artists, Tor fact.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

a stiff norther began blowing ycs-
tordny morning and Ia siill here rem
deripg 1t rather unreasonable aud
chilly for the man Of summer togyory
With straw hat. Tho iuel dealers are
highiy elatod thereby, ana laugh unto
themselves.
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For the As,iu,.

q. 7. Alexander, who wrote tho boo,;
on "Instnntancous Regeneration of
the SOUL" and who was adIudgsd .
lunstlc by tho Shaclelfcrd county
court, passed through yesterday il,
charge OF au officer, ON route 10 tho
uaylum ut Terrell.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04
An Attachment I,nisna

Deputy United States Marshal Weed
LEFT Tor Alvarado yesterday TO raise an
attachment levied upon the stock of
j. g. Speers by Max Stsdler e Co., n
compromise having boon effected 10.
twcuu the Arms mentioned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04
New Wholesale pruv u,.,o

II is rumored that Captain W. @.
Connor, Colonel j. Il. Britlon and Co.
lionel Grisgs, the banker, and a,soci-
atos viii soon establish wholesale
drug house IN this city. Dallas uSeds
iuse such an enterprise with such mon
TO back 1t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

Alta trial OF speed yesterday after
noon, the fire department succeeded
In reaching uarwooi street and throw.
Ing stream Of water within five
minutes from tho time OF departure
iron mo engine house. The distance
Travelled In over a'half mile,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

Mr.. o. j. German, an experienced
coal oporstor from Pennsylvania, has
made an examination OF tho coal de-
p>slt on the lands OF Mr.. Red Robio-
son and ptonounces the same to DO c
well defined vein of snch character
end sufficient extent to warrant largo
profits Ia working.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

A youth nom rarrant cpf
rived yesterday with his povs,A |
IA = depleted condition. 10 al
9 pawn shop and Informed u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

\ complaint has been lodged In JUS
tieo schuhPs court charging Matte
Wilson,. c1lored, with iUdulglng in
loud aud indecent language.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

Thousands OF families have he'd oc-
casion to try tho neyer-ralliug qualities
OF Dc. Bulls Cough Syrup, and they
all unite in the praipe OF this wonder
fnl prescription,
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Health 7:
THE SOUTH
1aaal .and S1,y
Plant.rs, Attention

Colored l. borsrs furnished from THO
East and Southesst In good shape, ana
all necessary Information given With
reference to transportation by address,
ing A. l.. Smith, Southwestern passon-
ger agent Of Memphis & Little Rock
railroad, COG Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

There rs no tolliag whoa rheums-
tlsin may seize you, therefore always
Keep GA hand bottle OF 81. jacobs
Oil,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04
New Elsr,rln i.irh,u.r..

Dallas Is 10 have. r new Electric
'rA'~- 'papy,-s. rssas. ,andescan,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

For carriages, buggies or any Kind
on vehicle, 20 to uuyton, Smith d Co.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

BJ. HEAD, Aivaraac.
MscRARRY a WARREN, elesSr,,.
COX q RKNrRo, Hsafns,
w. W. GARTER, Hiilstsso.
HORACE SMITH, Wsss,
Lv. THORNTON, Athens.
0hAMno nALfx0RAp IN.
hA. Atknx, ustNsena.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

Black Spanish lace offered OF 80 cents
on the dollar, at Bauman's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

Concert tina evening ut tho wsgen-
haeuser Brewery park.
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OF vehicle, 20 to uuytnu, Smith & Co.,
gll Elm street.
Concert taia evening ut the wogen-
haeuser Brewery park.
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The Esty organs. VIII A. Watklu
u Co., HERALD building.
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hoilott Il Lack, dyors and ieauors,
1Oo Elm street.
Tonnison Bfos' for everything In the
harness iiue.
Concert this evening ut the Wagon.
haouser Brewery park.
Grand concert this evening M
Mayors Garden.
-
Grand concert this evening at
Mayors Garden.
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The Esty organs. VIII A, Watklu
u Co., HERALD building.
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Boots and Shoes.

We have Just received complete line or BOOTS AND
SH3tS. Our ca tLDREs'S SCHoOh I'll cast DC sur
missed for Durability aud eheapnes, raagiav In prices
as follow: 81. 81. 25, 81 so. $1.75 Ssand $s.SS.
Lsaies Walking Shoes 1t $3.50, S. So 0O. w, $500.
and 50. .,o
aent'a and BoIs' Boots ana Shoes s1,5a, 81, $500,
So ans $3.50; all the very bPst value.
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Moilott Il Lack, dyors and ioauors
705 Elm street.
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DIV GnAds.

Complete full exhibit Of FRESH, CLEAN NEW GOODS, in
Novelties aud Staple and Fancy Domestic Dress Goods
We part cuary through this splend
display New Dress Go dis. We that 1t contains
combination tn possibly conceive of that
thare is nothing superior In this city,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04
Cloak DeBastmen

the opening of the Cloak Trade this fall was far
beyond Expectation Prices tell" We still continue the
of SEAL prices quoted
Inst week Imported Garments in SIX Brocaded Veve aGt
Frse handsomely trimmed ia endless variety prices
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harness iiue.
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call spec Ia attention of immense stock of
Mems, YOUTHS and Boy othng Prudent buyers will
minng compare prices pur
chasing. "Seeng Is believing"
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Concert this evening at the Wagon.
hsouser Brewery park,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29
AmuSementS.

Mcintyre & Heath's minsrels open
ed the New Central Theatre last
night for the season and were greet
ed with an overlooking house. AS a
spectacular minstrel troupe it is one
of the best companies organized,
containing three features at least
that will commend it to the amuse-
ment loving people and give it a
good reputation son the read
These features are the marvellous
acting of Delhauer and Geyer in the
frog and clown act, the wonderful
shadowgraph artists, the Brahau
brothers and the Clipper Quartette'
life-like representations. Mcintyre
..wench'' acts are excruciatingly fun
ny.-Philadclphia NeWs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29
Mules Found.

There were a span of mules found
hitched in the woods, two miles south
of Middletown. on Tuesday last,
which are supposed to have been
stolen. One is a mouse-color, IL IL
hands high, dark stripe down back
and across shoulders, and with a
bone SPAWN on left hind leg. The
other is bay 16 hands high, and
with a small letter 50 branded on
the right shoulder Both are mare
mules about u years old and are
shod all around. The animals are
are at ]. A. Browns livery stable
Middletown, Mo-, where the ownel
can get them by proving property
and paying eharges.-Middletowl
Chips.
The above mules are those re
Gently stolen from 4. Atkinson VIII
lives about ten miles north of TIL
city. The animals when stolen ha'
on harness, but when found the hal
ness had been removed. 1t was a
forwards found concealed in til
brush about a mile from where tn
mules we're hitched. Mr.. Atklnso
sent a man to Middletown to retur
his property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29
Hymeneai.

Married, Oct. 22d, at the residence
of the brides parents, Dir. and Mrs.
Aquilla Roberts, Mr.. j. A. Surber,
son of A. j. Surber, of this city, and
Miss Katie Roberts. Attendants,
Mr.. William Lee and Miss Flora
Barclay, of Illinois, and Mr.. Clay
born Bruce and Miss Katie Baker
Among the presents received were
silver caster, by the brides mother
silver pickle stand, by Mrs. Mary
and Miss Flora Barclay: handsome
set glassware, Miss Dora Suroer
silver butter knife. VIM. Lee; pickle
stand, J. A. Potts. The LEDGE
wishes the bride and groom abundan
cuopasS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29
How He Got a Position.

II applied for a position in a bank
ing house in Wall street six months
ago, and although 1 proved my COM
potency, they would not take me. l
had been down on my luck and look
ed old and shabby. An idea struck
me. I got a new growth of hair with
Parker's Hair Balsam, raised a de-
cent suit of clothes, applied again
and they took me IN a minnie" 81
writes a clerk with $4,000 salary
The moral is plain. Parker's Hal
| Balsam gives a person a new face.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29
ACat Party.

Cat parties are becoming popular. Miss
Josie Ticknor gave a party of ibis kind at
Webster Grove one night last week. Every
young lady invited was represented by a
cat over six months old-cats under that
Q were not admitted. There were
eighteen in number. By some accident q
door was left open and a Scotch terrier
made Its appearance. Then there was a
scene. Eighteen cats scattered in every
dlrection-eighteen young ladies ditto.
The tails of the cats looked like lamp
chimney cleaners, and the indescrisaoie
howls struck the company with W
And thus ended the first and probably the
last cat party Miss Josie Ticknor vii
eyer give.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29
DANGEROUSLY Injured.

Daniel Isom, an employe on the
Wabash section at Wellsville, was run
e by a hand-car Saturday and
dangerously, if not fatally, injured.
The men, with two hand cars, had
started out to work, Isom being on
the front. They bantered each 9TH
err for a race and while going at a rap
id rate Isom fell off and both cars
passed over him. The Wabash ply
slcian here was sent for and the in
iured mans wounds dressed, His
body was badly bruised and his left
| hip horribly crushed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29
Following is a list of stock sold and
prices obtained at Late Newkirks

Following is a list of stock sold and
prices obtained at LATE Newkirks
sale yesterday:
Poland China pig,J. Atehison. s4.26 8 hogs,
r. Graham, s4.i5 per head l Poland China
Dig. A. Rogers, $3.50 1 Poland China pig, j Nc
Gee, $3.50 i; =, F6land China pig, r I. Freeman,
t5.25 7; Poland China pig, j. H Wear, $3.50
Poland China pig, WI. Burns, 1928; 1 year
ling Hereford bull, Thomas Staples, $50 ; | year
ling Hereford bull, \. Rogers. $3.50; Is Here
ford heifer calves, d. d. Armstrong. sls pei
head 3 Hereford heller calves. f. w. Panhorst
ss.s5 per head ; Ie Hereford yearling heiers
$3.50 per head 10 Hereford bull calves, sao.5s
Der head 3-year-old steer, r. G. Graham, SIS
12-year-old steer. R. C. Graham. $3.50; steer
calf, r. ]. Moore, $3.50 1 steer calf, X. Z. era
ham, $3.50 1 eew A. Rogers, SOL 3-year-oia
heller. s2s 1 roam cow, W. C. Self, 5000;
cow, J. X. Brown. SIS 1 COW, j. b. Botkin, go,
80 l COW. ]. X. Brown, $50 2 COWS, Charley
Lewis, s21.60 per head 1 COW John Gregory
ss1. so A.; 1 COW, McCown, 5000 , 1 COW, J.N
Brown. s35 l cow j. B. Botkin, $3.50; COW
Irvine Brown, 5000 1 cow, Irvine Brown, So
50 : COW, Joe Lockridge, SIS 1 cow, J.B. Bot
kin, s24.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29
A Snake Stops a Freight Train.

One of the numerous freight trains on
the C.& A., that pass this city almost
hourly, came to a sudden stop at Jeffer-
son street crossing late Thursday after
noon. As the train was pulling out n
| one of the brakemen was making his way
| to the rear of the train he eSpied a huge
| snake on one of the brakes, and when he
attempted to pass, it struck at him saw
agely. He gave a signal to the engineer
to stop. The train was stopped and all
hands, including George Thomas, the
colored watchman, set about to kill the
snake. 1t crawled down between the
cars and ran under the crossing near the
swatch tower'' without receiving q
scratch. The train moved on and the
snake was left alone with George, who
felt smighty queer" but said nothing
About 6 O'Clock the reptile came out and
was lying full length on the crossing
when George killed it. 1t proved to be
a spreading adder, a number of which
have been killed in this city within thu
mast few weeks. How the snake succeed.
in getting on top of a freight car is
mystery. The most remarkable thing is
the snake succeeded in stopping a freigh
! train and that is more than Jumbo did.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29

The preliminary examination of
Learder Fox, formerly. of this coun-
ty, who attempted to kill Eddie
Atherton near Nevada, was held
Thursday. Considerable trouble was
experienced in communicating the
charge to the prisoner He said
that he could not read, and it was
found necessary to secure the ser
vices of Sarah Vandorfy, who is a
thorough mistress of the sign lam
guage. When questioned Fox said
that he had been drinking and was
half drunk when he did the shooting
He said Anterior would not allow
him to ride, but that he made nj
effort to make him get out OF tn
wagon. He had shot at Anterior
with the intention of killing him
Fox's bond was fixed at $500 and IL
default he was sent back to jail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29
A Notable Wedding-Pretty Costumes

A Notable Wedding-Pretty Costumes.
Sturgeon, one of u western So
burbs, was the scene of a notable
wedding Wednesday. The high con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Sherrod
W. Turner, the popular banker, and
Miss Gussie Sames, a prominent
member of Sturgeon society. The
ceremony was performed by Elder
NJ. j. Sears. The bride and groom
rwirf make It tour N ftLs Sci
The bride vas most beeomingly
attired in a handsome travelling suit.
The dress was of ottoman cloth with
plated skirt. A snug-ftting redin-
cote, trimmed with gray squirrel,
completed the costume. Besides
the above, Mexico's modiste, Mrs. j.
R. Luckie, has just completed for the
bride two other dresses Of which the
following is a meagre description
One is a garnet ottoman silk, yer.
full draperies, plated skirt ane
shirred bodice. This suit also IN
/ Guided an elegant uisite, lined witt
delicate blue satin and trimmed will
passementerie chenille. The other
which is the most elaborate of tn
e three. is a brown marvelleaux an
brocaded velvet, with plated skin
and panels of velvet. The bodice
t trimmed with a velvet vest, platte
C back and lapels of same materia
The costume is an unique one an
decidedly picturesque. The thre
!, costumes include bonnets to matcI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29

The word "1imited," used IN onnec-
ton with a corporation, indicates that it
Is organized under a special law, intend
ed to limit the liability of stockholders IN
the corporation to the amount that each
individual member mas paid or agreed to
nav for his stock. This law requires thai
the word "Iimited' shall always be PRINT
ed. written or painted in connection with
fine name of the corporation, to warn the
public that they must look to the corpof-
alton only, and not to the stocknoiaer'
for the payment of corporation debt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-29
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY, OCT. %, 1885.
The Kansas City Murder.

N AAc 49,
James and Joshua Bunton, OF tins
city. attended the funeral OF their
cousin. Mrs. Catharine Conway and
daughter, who were murdered at
Kansas City Wednesday. MIR. Con
way stated TO Mr.. Bunton, cousin OF
his wife, that he thought robbery
must have been the motive, as after
careful search he found that about
$50 of his wife's money was missing.
1t had been in her reticule, and
thinking it might be found elsewhere
be had made a careful investigation.
Other money and articles had been
found. but $50 was still missing. lie
eould form no definite idea OF the
matter, however, and IL as much
at sea as on the first day.
A number of peculiar circumstances
have been brought to light by the inves-
legations of the police, and all sorts OF
rumors and conflicting stories are told.
1t was reported to the police yesterday
that the man who lived in the Conway
house previous to their occupancy had
stated that 4 number of coupling PIN
were lying about the grounds when hi
vacated the premises. Johnnie Conway
however, declares hat he never saw
coupling pin about the house at all during
the family's residence there. The neigh
bors tell different stories about seem:
peonle in the alley and near the hous'
during the DAY Or tnsNs-sSsssys"ns-cs
woman is sure she saw a negro run ava
from the place about l O'Clock, with hi
suspenders dow and his clothes yer
bloody. The police place little relianc
On the stories of the neighbors, and al
now concentrating all their efforts on a
calculation of their w theory.
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Church Directory.

Performed Church---Rev. II. Wi4s.er. pas
ter. Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening. =
Meeting Of Ladies' Aid Society every second
Wednesday evening. Regular services hy
appointment from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church-Rcv. ". G. Wire, pas
.or Services, Sunday 10 A. NJ and $50 7.
Il Sunday School, 9. p NJ. Prayer Meet
i4S, Wednesday,, G.45 ? N.
Protestant Episcopal Church--T'ev Ern-
cat Mct;ill, Rector. HcI;iceS Sunday, 10 \.
u ana 3l5 T. N. Sunday School, 800 2.
".
Morsyisn Church, lMechau.cstown) Rev.
9 Lan:u-, Pastor. Preaching every sun
,inv. alternating morning and evening
Frayer Neetng every Friday evening. sun
day school 8 O'Clock, a. ny.
Morayan Church tGraceham) Rev c. {.
laniuS Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday, alternating NOR
ning and evening.
Mite Society every Monday evening,
PRAYER Meeting every Weine day evening
United Brethren Church Mite Soricty
Sc~oul'anl Fourth Wednesday.
Sunday school p NJ.
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday evening
Regular Services by appointment from the
ralp.t.
Methodist Episcopal Church--Rcv. G N
Berry, Pastor. Services every alt' rnalt
nnday at ~ 4, NJ Sunday School A. NJ
PRAYER I2ctins every alternate Stnday at
T. u
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Our PENsloSERs.-District No

Mary Ann Beaner $40 oo
Susan Fisher - Oo
A}hrr, Grimes use @ J Keller 20 O0
Elizabeth iIammcrswor;h 10 90
David lIarse,t ~ W
John Hall II
Susan IIopcwrIl use SamT Dutrow 70 90
Ca,h Hawkins use A. J. Mckinney 10 40
Wash jackson use G w Copeland / G''
Harriet Jacrul use Daniel Baker is G0
Harriet Jones use Ezra Michael 10 %
Rachael Lewis use do do Is oo
LncY Lee use G,o W padgct 10 90
William Lee u.c Geo " Copeland 70 C0
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ci!a:aC OF TIME,
f7ESTERN MARYLAND R. ROAD

Ga .g.:sss s i5l5 . q, s:sI 81
rI|O take c:fsct Monday July IT,
L 1854
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BALTIC. & G.. Y. RAILROAD.

Trains leave Elgonont for Wayneahoro,
ChamhcrsblrG and Sbippensburs daily cX-
copt Sunday at 7.22'onl 11,+o a. NJ. and 40
T. NJ. ; on sunday at 85oa IN and 3 50 P VI.
Trains for Elgemont leave d.ily Shippcns-
b1rg at 610 a. NJ and / % and 3 25 T. NJ,
Cham5crsburg. at G 45 A. " =, 155 and 400
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26
MechaniicStOWn,
County Statement.

MARYLAND, SGT,
FREDERICK COUNTY ::
CHARGES as asccrtained and settled 6y
the County Commissioners for Fred-
erick County, at tAe April Term,
June Session, 1884.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26
Cont!nucd 0" third page,


When the blood ls loaded with i'm
purltlvS. ANA moves slugs'shly in the
veins. an alterativ is needed, az 1his
c,rdtion of the vital nuih can not last
lone without scrtons results There ~
n tnlnc better nan 4 Yer's Sarsan....!@
to purity the blood, anl ;npart rs
II DC .N.LN,N.
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No. 49,.

District No lS
Thomas Hyde use ? Lugenbeel SO
Deborah Key do Evan Wilson 10
Ann Thomson do do ~
Juo W Wright and
wife 10 w 7 Bolaud 10
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