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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

Ns& Tofk Sza. IL might he ~sll -
sat q fs- sss1slble yeogie "a ehar.e q TIE
Nsyal 8ca.iekay. 4lt1 us fis1t T. sEank
t5a Doss skna necessazs-
Cheap, Istsr Oceoa II 4zs TIE
biggest fellss u.esltlfled ~ Hsldriczs =
b,ston speech lt Eaz always tans-
it 4as me sn1 tlhisu aud -tss aad
Cleveland
FhilasieiphIs rs4ie9 star. lais sad
TINA a. - mas, theFe Is lot q Psrtls'is
of doabt - - t1e fact that the 0flslHe -
aspsct ~ tie country Is 1ally becoming
more encouraging
Fhil4.lelphla Tunes There sfs ID msn
iH 1ts eorid wno I've 30 long and 81
haggIg doug NDod % others, fOr tle
msGs SratiHeatleD " toing god, as soai
aessp4gef alaa. ~ ns ooly maAe 3 fof-
sane lor his publisher be HsssT tblnks oi
SALARY ~ self
Wilmington Del kspsbiieaa Dela-
oerats Nbo are stalking around the eats
4Ith their hanis in their pocksts sbOukl
keep IA gsod spirits ihere Will t.e bst'
Ter times 10 i,s.l. when john A. Logan
aill % toe kspublican President ot ths
United States.
Indianapolis Journal MF. Blame VII
probably bs heard from. and II ne = thert
all be d. mistake about y. lie vii 7tu
no tie animals in the Way thes despiss
he mads az mistake ia going into ths
eampaign ~ S,l. aai - siil be a po~ei
this year e i.s chooses 10 pag himself &
the work.
Phllaslelphia Record The Massachus
etts Supreme Court iecisles that cater
81 sho supplies bad food "a his customer
h liable fof damage h the food Is no
good io all persons partakiug II u. -
Far the caterer But II he Is responsible
wins noi the grocer, the baker the liquor
seller of other pnFveyofsof food or drunk
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

The place "a get your sewing machines re-
paired satisfactorily. To this fact there are
many Of the people Of Grand Rapids Who
can attest and are pleased 10 recommend
my wors. I viii CAL at any residence or
srop n the city and examine your machine
lsll Fou what can be done and What it will
Coz. free of charge. EN- getting posfais
every day ASKING ire 20 call and ook AZ ma
chimes this saves any expense or tr1rhle on
your Part unti son snow exactly uhat viii
he che rescf. Remember / To not seil new
machines or work for ans company. and
have no interest RI stake b1t my reputation
as q -epairer ~ sewing machines. opeued
ms =hcr at ie Suu mlt street about one year
ago sud Hm pleased io boast IF a good trade
hut suE 7 can io more and rsnt every isdy =
ustrouaze. ] keep az kinds ~ sewing nj
crime repairs. oils. needles and attachments.
sna repair s sinas IF machines When you
spud me q rnstai stste Whit kind of A
machine sen have and I rill snov What 10
h-inE Fhen { come.
= T. STRICKLAND.
Sewing Mschine Adiusfer
~hor 1f9 Snmnif street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Special Election.

til4 LEih O4kith
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June 81. 1S55.
To the Qusiited Tax Paying Electors Of the City
~ 0mnd Rapids.
Take notice. that q special election will be held
in the city of tfrand Rapids on
TUESDAY. THE 7th DAY OF JULY. iss5.
A. which tsue The following ballot and proposi-
ton Nill b. submitted to De vojed npon by sald
voters. viz. shalt the Common Council -, the
tify ~ Grand kspids Dor row three hund7ei
Thousand dollars or 30 mucl thereof H. may be
needed. ani boni said city foe same. for the
purpose " g'tiing au additional sub ly Of pure
water. and extersiIuR water mains tor the proper
,isstriuu son ~ the s.li4e. "lr~.
--tsli fre tommt Council 81 the City Ot
Grand EaDida borrow fhr-e hundred Thousand
dollar nr so much fae-t a. ul,.y b. needed foI
fn- pa posse ~ grfrnr IA additional supply ~
aure waier aad z endng waite mains for tie
lr1pef dfstrirHfi0n 10 ibe same No.
AMI tlaf the Board of in- ectors " Election
- the ti-y of Grnt Rapids vii reet A. the
places hereinafter q .-nat' i ON Tuesday mcrn-
ing Ju.g {. i--a m r'riock On. f.r the pur
ro-e con1uctng -ad election Polls open a.
O'Clock r. fr and clese st 8 o'clocSp. 20.
First Tsrj t1gins House Grs4dville svenue.
Second w4rt- superior Court Room. Pearl
rhisd earl. p r-t precinct Eneins House. La
grave street..
Ibirfvarl secoa. rreeinot 2s5 jefferson ave-
nue near Wsai.'h hg assrne.
tpa-ra url Fusf precinct Engine dou@e
IarrItV STREET.
Foarta eerd. S.cond precinct Er sine House.
kHnf .freft
tiffa ward En-. inc House. corner anal and
Leonard street
rirfa essrl- Fnsiue House. Scribner street
norfh or Ieuuari -l5eef.
Seven ward tuzins House NJ. 3 Scribuer
iraer.
Fighfh sard Ensine Hoase jefferson sfrest.
fahn o. radg Fred Saunders.
81. IT. Nsftraaf Eugene ltichmeut.
John rffut james Peterson.
fhuruas iI t4i Iaert saiah : ersrt
eeorse fierce Joseph A.brisht.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Go.

We will furnish and put Mp a Towel
rack in any Office or atore, free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted.
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ell, per month. Sl.5O.
One Towel every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month Sl,O0.
One Towel every third day, Sundays
excepted. per month, 75c.
For those who wish 10 patronize us,
we Will have our boys put up clean roller
towels every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as You may direct. All
Towels are furnished by us and are Of
superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenienc and cheapne SIS of this Sys-
tenn. Address all orders TO GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
CO., "A South Division street.
A. OTpE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

IH TEI@uI Wy NliIIIIOt ttti
II has often been wondered at, the bad OdOT
this Oft-quOtcd doctor was III. Twas prob
ably because he. being an old school doctor,
made gp pills a. large - bullets, which moth
ing bat an ostrich could bolt without nausea
Hence the dislike. Or. X. '. Pierce Pleas
ant Pur-ative Pellets are sugar-cOated and
no larger than hird-sh0t. and are quick 10
do their work. For all arrangements of the
liver. bowels and stomach they are specific.
great rush for ice cream aud soda water
az Mills & Lacey Pharmacy.
TrUsses, a large stock and the most ap-
proved kinds, az Peck's Drug Store.
Lubins. Atkiusons. Nrights and other
standard perfumes ~ Mills x tacey's Phar-
macy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

.sra1 nane - General innis = being
faa.rsbly mentioned 81 BIS friends for
he olias "a Cuited States AusaaL the
Fres Press sa5s Ihis - veil, ouf %
WouId be asfe satisfactory ii Ae we're
-fagorsbls mentioned bs the President
These ,lsys are trns too cold for t'reen-
baeksfs andsr this administration.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
CENTRAL PATTERN SHOP

Drawings. rafserns. Hosiels ant rishs VA
eaine-v. Wschine Frsunes and sianerel Toh Nark
Dfewinr~ .arein'iv sxecafei snd ccpies nssis ty
.te n.ae rrnf er,eass.
Herhaaice' R.rs-k -e-nrr Tcnis sns' csrnpsu So
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

Nc BEECanR. IN his sermon last Sun
hay said Go with me- to the adjacent
town Of Lowell, where you viii find the
power carpet loom. Then let me put down
an oriental rng which we all know has
been woven bg women squatted upon
the ground. each one putting IN the color
that vas wanted 10 form the figure" The
Chicago inter Orean takes exception 90
tins statement "a most uncritIcal reck-
lssssusss ia speaking of facts" IL says
that the smallest encyclopedia viii show
that she loom originated Ia oriental coun-
tries, AMI that the WOODEN loom was
brought FROM Turkey 10 Europe. Evi-
IDENTIFY weaving carpets is not IN Beecher's
hne A. much "a weaving sermons.
To-d,Y you may seud twice as much
IN your better a. son could yesterday Tor
the same money. The new law which
goes into eject to-day provides that all
domestic lirst-class matter sent through
tho mails. including drop-lctters at letter
age st the rate of two cents per ounce or
fraction 90 an ounce. .lrstead of two cents
per balf ounce or fraction. A. heretofore,
drop-letters az other than letter-carrier
ofices to b., charged az the rate % one
cent per ou ice or fraction. The change
IN The standard weight aiso applies 70
frst-class matter addressed to Canada.
but not 10 matter addressed 20 other for
sixn countries
TnE point beiog urged THAT the oleo-
margarine enc 4erided hy the New York
Court ~ Apfssis was not proper test
- tbe Constitationality ~ the law par
tes iu Psrnsy ivsnia where a law similar
to that in New York anil also 'o that m
this State prevails. are preparing test
case According tu the law IN Pennsyl-
vania a bin for butterius cannot be col
t@cted after io-day July I. and it -
proposed to send consignment labeled
huttsrine from pittsburg to pauphn
cuuaty where the courts are compare
tiuplv free from Accumulated business.
In tbe event of fhe adverse decision of
The paupbin coantg courts ii is hoped
ta havs Tire case before the supreme
Court at Ere October session nr fhat
tribunal u ihe prohihttors regard the
New York rase as failure it certainly
vas roe be,anse their roansers ciafm vas
not broad enough. Iudge Hsnd asserted
thar n an earth or metal sbould he fis-
exsverp,l IN tire Ahr1ntiacks which r
treated BY a patent prncess. were so sc-
rfira the weight. irFtra and rsiue ~
niid. The state v.nid hsve the right t1
urs.hibit she pr ress ~ calculated r, iu-
terfera with she vest,s,l rights ofthose
who possesses rhe gold slrea8y in sxist-
artce He went svan further and asserted
the right Of the state to prohilit alecfric
lzhting. because n uai~srsailv adopted
fs would decrease the ralne ~ gas ste Is.
m ,rhirh = zreas deal ~ Neu York capital
i invested. Tt is 81 be hoped that fhe
isiestior og vested rights VIII nos Re
urpss.-i IN PENNSYLVANIA. That sresticu
ein s,me naa=nre rpmove.l M ttis state
hv the sect1ou susvidinz for IRE purchase
s,f rnansfact1rsrs machinery. ant the
MY question about wdich tbsre ear -
'puht is whether e is peszihie 70 rrsvept
the frarpirlans saie ~ bogTls better
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Chicago & Wost Bioblgall.

All trains arrive nna dspa-f fssn iulpu DrIuf
DffAkf
Mai Tor TaI4.lasrI fia1ra fIf q n
} Iasf Ixp. ~ far fi.if-sru fi fF m
IzYfses fof Nutl.erof fslt 4 U
Iefuilq Lrprsss Tor fioas1 lfri pH
trpr-ss Tor iiir i..lIlt sna HsifaIa ESQ g. m
Mail f.H niq ktais an8 isaiivtn. tfit g. la
hitHti.
Nigif f1Trs-f from llielfo. f' lu
tTfrf..s from MHfhagor fiil nl
Mai from lf.lfaga and y kavaf u. D.
% Tfrf-t from I,,ic.in tfi D. m
fnff - Drs-t from hicaR0 nua Nut fl0 g. fn
ftprs~s From iig Es.lHlt anf itiiidptn 800 3. iu
MAJ from Ifie fepi8s ana 8aINelr & az fu
'Dsily. fBsiI5 eyceIf -rlaa5
IfFuugi otssrfes fo i.fs.rgo Hnt ieifsiu un
va a. frH.l-
Ihrougf fffiuf uF fn l.irhru ur Hi D.. u4.
ffsr. No etffn charge f,ir sessit
ihruuni Pullman erauirE r.T Hnd e'fri feT
Chicago un in4N B.. u. ifIillt.
q iosr cI.rune. f0Hs uiI g. Hf Baldwin 'uf ilud
ing-un and Mss efoe
Iriuu Tlrkaf ffhna 81 Menffta flrsf.
y q NfiIIkfh te1 8 Na. .srnf.
! n. fAlI'ENlIh Nfeu past Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

Mas. DruLsg sas lu.ioabtsdiy INSANE,
a. tha iury isei.ts'i, but she s'iid sof-e
Vsrs sans things aboaE hfssa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

Tae Detroit J9slraafs - .lshlngfon dis
patch sags tAat -the probability - that
tbe Grand Haven Coleetorship vii De-
settl.d this week. The Free Press eof-
respondent says lae probability Is &c S'il
uot BE- Adj the ts0 together and divide
the amoant by tWo and yOu vii know as
mnea about tile natter a. anybody ont
sisls the administration.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

Miobigan . ohio - +. ..


Toledo vifh al railroads direrpyne 1f-sunsseh
with D. r A ~ ~ Homer viff r. A n 81.
farsinr Division Hud Air lane Harshnii
viii ~ q. 81 N fbf % Crt-ef v-iff ffios.rf a
erru5 Trunk sF.a y e.. D. h Nonfaift y h 4
T. hlie1H witt N an j.. r = F p
INTHtH hf8fh fsrt ps-s A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
ONE NIGHT on THE ROAD. No EXTRA CHARGE
FAST TIME EAST
VIA
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad,
AND PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

Taking effect Monday, April IS. 1885. rev
ids, via q. X. L /. X. r.. a 2;3O p. IN. (daily ex-
cept Sunday. connecting at Fort Wayne with
Pennsylvania Co.'S special fast express, with
thr ugh Pullman sleeping cars attached arriving
in PittsbuTg al 80 a. m. Baltimore Gas p. II. =.
Washington y. M, Philadelphia $50 .. IN.
New York, $40 y. IN.
But one night on the road and only one change
IF cars. which is made in Union Depot, Fort
Wayne. al y. m,
This route and train offers the rare opportunity
Of viewing grand scenery Of the Allegheny
mountains. a. the ride over the Pennsylvania
Central railroad from Pittsburg is made entirely
by daylight Rates Rs low VIA other routes.
For tickets. sleeping car accommodations and
full Information call upon A. Almquist. Ticket
Manson. Union Ticket Agent, Grand Rapids, or
address G. l.. LOt kWOOD.
Gen. Paes. and Ticket Agent
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01


The train leaving ai I pa. rPllnfs'ff ct Nthte
Pigeon with Atlantic lElfess un Main Lane
which has Palace Drawing Bosom neepins
Coaches from Chicago a. New YORK in1 hosllHE
without change.
The train les.siue ai 9 - a. ul- ronne0ff 81 ~
Iig.-lu faisiua ult hour fUr dinner vlfh hpe
New York l1prtet 90 ahlu lauu
Thrunsl tic.ele s-lr bertl.s il Nlealiils uarf
cal De- fecurai al Jufon Ickei tiioe ai MHnrC
Stre.t aua Depot.
Az trainf will run g. slh arlllan tiu-e s'i.ict
h. ~ u.inuffS slower ulnn issirlii twe.
j. a. MshfAhkl Gen sgt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

Coz. MzssNoEE's hope Is like plum
spsout. You may lop il OF close 70 the
root, but Il immediately begins 10 grow
azain. Il has now attained the size of
great expectation again and 70 ls SAID ne
thinEs az coming home this week and ex-
pects tO bring a satisfactory appointment
With him. What glorious Fourth the
Colonel might nave II he could only have
a commission in his pocket before Satur-
day
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

Crsef1sAu thieses steal turf from the
osneterlas. Ikis Is next e. stealing PEN
bsas from .les.a uien eyes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

rHE Chicago Inter Ocean says that
-When the word locust Is mentioned the
average American Who Knows something
~ insect ifs ia a general way forms
an.ental picture ol the hemipterous M
s.et That paper never made greater
mistake The average American
,loes'nt think of any such mysterious
crsasure. lie gsoeraily pictures 10 ms
mind a large gr .ssh0pi er minus his hind
legs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

ffatHH Fh.FtI'~ s'-ne - a<-H
F-rlr~ais Tlll - recefresi sf .he sfz-e p ffe
Rrs~f ~ poliea srf fre --- ii is<iors.-- antll q
s--Irrz 3 1 er Tn slfsr 1rlS q fs-F f1~ re
u irra srs "a tsrr ~ -f- rssr rr~ffrn 70 Prs ra
Hsrsp So rr keuf sfraaf srcrrf z - plans
ana -fetir refifsre s~ 4 = w'e fta efs - rre
Hssari Frrrfsssis rref 20 srceTr rs- ire uttf
-te names - fTc r~rrr- fnta s1rrta@ fsr -re
fsff sssl ffrftrrser-a - rhf rr~frerf
Tie F,,s-f reserves fhe riz.f O. r-i-rf sifF ~
niisz --asrrfa-i w. FrvpRe
Chsirrsn C.r uiff-e ~ fropertg
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01


escsls Sundays
The D,sifoii EHprses iesFinE Hl 80 .. nl. f"sah
ing thar cit, III ~ A. a. u.-. Ne~ Aprh ll a. a m
snd Boston t.fl b. nefi any.
TlrouQh fickeis FOR az paIrft hnr sieeiinf css
sertie may b. procurei 81 Juloa Iirkef yfhcs
corner Monroe And Ottawa NilT-etf Aud al biliot
Depot
j. T. SCHULTZ aau Az. n Hanrne-b
t5E0. ". hURnuN Iicknf ag-ut iIfs-
J. = HtvEEF iickrf Agent Dops
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
petroit. Grand Haven a Mnwaukss


iiAssal.,ess ts.kins ths 6 - e. fkf.rses Insks
elf.a sssI8eo lloaf ai Use,sa itu iauslng. aI1 a.
l,.iroi4 for New York ava glus there al ~ 81 a.
tie follow Ins uscrnllg.
Might E1frsas ia.s FOCAL nissIilr a. neiroti H.
ifrand lapldo.
This i. lie onlg lice running Limited tzprsss
l~axllg here al l.S3 a. ni.. VIII Hiseiife tef ~
Detroit nskilse diffsi connections for sil Irois
fast arriving af keU lufh b. "a. tiie following
evening.
IArlar Cars oa mail trains ustf essf l-ild wssi.
The train leasins al lii.tt .. pa siil makt direct
cpunestioB with MilVHgkee ritsIleft dsliiy o1cesd
Sunday.
Through tlokcts eecursyi 81 D.. I. ii. a ~ uffics
Sves.i's hoisl block aud af ti.t 1aI.af
u. fJIiflt cas- Islsf. ARenI
GHO X gIfNE Tfsthr Manager tnios.fsl.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
RAILROAD TIME fARlIS
Grand Rapios 4 Indiana.
gaFNa Nnrga

g4sa r flsID hi.l fslaif aaf f,lf i1UiAlsssl.
a.sip if. taiD Atf y oaslTph siooisai iuf 4 IA
cINuat4
A T. us ffaiu ARRIVES titrs.sti sia Atiaiiii.-''''
.i.a fi,s Al k 81 "a nssl pa. AID iusest esose
o.,laool4.a al i,fi "A ssns ~li tennrs "a anita iils'
far Nee i ORA slua ts.ele4n points
SAL 80 trAiu ssl.laais vltl M. a A. A. si
h.i.sl'szsa fn fsatllei itsaa la kstaL il,iI silu
ts.l.aa4aa taaufs arrisina Dtlfuil "a la .ni.
Ihro4sA Tiskelt and fai intarulstlo. ss-n -
l.ad b., calhus Hg.oa Al. AlH4uisi. taseei AFai 81
Des.s. ar "a a. u Hunsas. tnl.t t.kss Assut
a. Monroe ssis.ss l.. labi hNts1I
tsel i..ss aad j I'll A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01


II RI q Il
AoNI ~ ATAAA A<s
FtqITsgELS T8k LAsI SEkk
1~ 80. - 60
( Tcnf ohHNHSIo oHi1
bOSION IDEAL
Dimo hN,,oo,,m
IIHE. NIINT,DUI
uHIU. "OOOun
-: !: ~; ::.: i q: !: 81. !. = /: :. 8 {: :: &. : :
- a.ieFss-a p e. ersrs --a i-Siis ~ .hl.
sits ~ ae-1~s - - go. - a-4 $50
Tea sei4t >i.,~ e1 p. ~ - ttt..
,,s..r.ss ! :, ...'., = s..'h..es-
The HUMAN BALLOON
M "a, - :. >. - -, -. = - -. 1..., .r
sse pssssf. s O. tias pabi =. Ibe sa~i ga $40
20 -. ~7,~rrx-
% n d ~1DC'r = fN-<>-< II
q o. !. Ia Se.:i.s cs.ap-ss ii. be : a'..sd
eip1sf n :. s. F.ns ~ n "a 81 s =. ..
lUc OSs MIA lUC
l..zess q svafs. ~ "a ten nrs.
POurarS' = ODara House
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-21

Passengsrs will bs called for and de-
liyered to any part OF this city; parce
aud freight 70 sAi from the Lake wiz
Be- delivered wits desired promptitudG
This line justly beasts Of the MOI.
uodern rolling stock, the best OF hoSoS
and hest sxpsrt1and careful drivers q
cay sases1lns 0sn..ths Cssst. JS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-21

The coaches will leave here upon the
arrival of the train from Virginia city,
:, ,hort . 40 n m . and return in time
to ect with the evening boundlpaS-
senEer train from the Comstock s.s- .
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-21

Is acknowledged 10 De the equal
in richness aud power of tOrn to
any piano in the market, and is
fast cleaviug its way to p-pular
ty. These three styles OF
piano will be furnished in grand
,quare or upright in prices rang
ing from $50 to 81 500, accord
ing to finish.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-21

Until May Ist tri.weehly trips VIII ue
made To tine Lake and return, and SubSS
auently, up to the close OF the season
fhe accom- modatsonS VIII be daily ".. 70
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-21
KEYSER C EIROD'S
Lake ! a'hoe
STAGE l.. .EN e!

YNKKS POPULAR STAGE LINZ
/ Running between arson CITY ana
tiieubrook, on the Eastern shore or
Lake Tahoe, connecting with Stelme-s,
has resumed the p tSSeIEer trtinc iof
the present season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08
Notes from Canton.

CANTON, Oct. o. CorYespondence.l-
District court convened to-day, and
judge L. J. McCord delivered an OK.
hsustiye charge to ths grand jury. His
remarks were full Of many suggestive
reflections. District Attorney Hart is
ON hand, and eager for Tho fray, much
to tho discontinue Of parties on the
south sids OF the c0okei. The follow
ing murder cases have been set: The
tate vs.. lVen Thompson, for next
Monday; tho State Va. w. A. Cocker
ELL for next Ihuridsy week, and the
State vs., Land and WooGall. Tor Mon
day Of second week, Hon. Brock Rob.
ertson is special Judge in two murder
cases. in which Judge McCOTd is dis
qualified.
The business OF our town is steadily
growing. Quito number OF now on
terpris9s hpvo been started this fall.
Cotton picking is greatly behind, and
collections arc exceedingly backward.
Your correspondent heard one OF our
merchants say some days ago that he
had made no collections last foil. In
consequence OF tho tardiness of collec-
lions, money matters are very strin-
gent.
The assessors rolls show q very
marked increase In taxasle yslles OF
this yeur over last.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08
Fairfield Roteg

FAIRFIELD, Oct. o.-ICorresnond-
cage The district court after being
Ia session a month, has adjourned
There have bsenssix convictions and
two pleas u guilty. Dock and Albgrt
Brown, who some years ago killed q
negro who had grossely intulted THAR
mother, were tried for murder and
iouno guilty of granddaughter, and
tn3lf punishment affixed at Q Years i'm.
prlsonnlent' Public sympathy is With
mo browns, and it is probable mat q
largely signed petition FOR their py.rdon
VIZ De presented 90 tho governor,
pave Pierce Is In jail ON charge Of
haVing OF having murdered one, w,
~ PATTERSON, some IS years ago. The
STATE attached John Shields, of Lam.
pssas, 20 . Bitnesg, and he wse, after
Ne y. arrival here. jointly indicted with
Ilefc5' Shields formerly resided Ia
iills county. Judge Brady being lis
qualitied, the cases we're continued,
and they viii apply to Judge Rasney
20 grant thetn bail.
uugs bradley and District Attorney
fulus har4y 60 10 Gr0esbseck TO held
refer Slley, d Citizea of our town,
went to o Akwoad on last Saturday aud
became involved in difficulty with
one whitehead, who cut Rilsy's throat.
lnqdicting, a very serious wound. Riley
also inflicted slight wounds upon
Whitehead.
MIR. u. Hobbs, one Of Fresstono
county's Oldest citizens, lost his vile
on on friday last. 2he had been in
feeble health for somo time, and q few
days ago YVES stricken with parslysis,
w. >. Ward, an old resident, who 70.
sides ON Ward prairie, in this county.
DIED On Saturday night.
county court ia now in session, but
owing to Judge Kivsn's being quite
leeble, but little business Win' be
transacted.
DIR. w. N. Sueed, our popular physi-
clan, IS suffering FROM severe iniufies
caused caused by his horse running away and
throwing him out OF his sulsy.
Country people are bring in the
lleecy staple aud settling their &C.
counts, and the merchants arc al
Stutlog
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

SAVOY, Oct. d-LCorrespondenco.l- =
Cotton Ia coming in slow, will not
mako more than y half crop in this
section, caused by tho worms and dry
weather
The Alliance people of this county
will make n cotton snle on Che 18th oil
this month Mt Bonham. They expect
TO got better pricos by selling Ia large
lots.
rho railroad company cannot fur
nish cars sufficient now to move the
cotton, grain, and cotton'soed, otc,,
along the line. 10 docs seem like tho
road ought ~ furnish sufficient roll
ing stock 10 move freights, and not let
them accumulate TO tho injury OF the
shippurs.