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Mr.. a. SAKS busy getting goods out Of bond that
have arrived from England. Scotland and France.
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In the meantime we are sat home with instructions
to Keep on Marking Dorm Until thd Last Dollars
Worth Of the Summer Goods Sold Come and see
how lively making things COX (and this Is
supposed to be out OF season Here is one place that
when 1.-THE cats away the mice don't play"
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Another ExcEpr1oS.
We think the PALS ROYAL is the only store In
Washington that now has its buyers in New York.
who are purchasing at half usual prices, owing 10
dizziness in the wholesale trade. Our competitors seem
absorbed in closing out old and undesirable stock
that they cannot afford time money to invest in
goods.
OUR LAST INVESTMENT CAPS THE CLIMAX
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EtOR RENT-BY r. O. HOFFMAN.
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Fstreet II. Is 1Sr....--;suO 159 psf. " I1r.S3
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Lafayette sq 17r.. .262 5D 1917 l3thstreet w..
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It 9th st., Tor, $50 Cor st. 14th, fur
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18th. near st., 1875 72O 18th st.. 6r fat,
1870 18th street, l3r.. 100 1912 Corn St. 6Hs 81
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72S 9th st 13 r...,..-lOO lS1l 18th 1T. Or ......
Grant Place. fur. Sr..-10O 759 18th st. &c. 8f
Hst..n 16thll rS.f 100 231 4AA ct. sw 8r...-18.
The mas Cir. Tor. fur. 100 522 9th St Or. ...
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Clerks on duty this W eek at
SIG AND 3lS SEVENTH STREET.
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tNGEWORTH BOARDING AND LAY SCHOOL,
- for a Dung Ladies ami Little ,irls-Mrs II T. LIZ
FEBNRk Principal. 50 Franklin ST., Baltimore Nd.
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(NLARENs HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRL : THREE
y miles from Alexandria Va The ninth session be-
gins SELL 10, 1883. instruction thorough Terms
moderate Address Miss VIRGINIA MASON q. q.
Box 3o5, Alexandria, Va YoSskwlm
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Mr.. I. SAKS is experimenting the Boys and Chill
dren's stock buying and manufacturing.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
The Sheriff Must Sue.

A day or two ago, the subject of
license collection being under consid-
Grafton by the Board, it appeared to
be the sense of that body that the
Sheriff should no longer permit bust
ness men to delay the payment of
licenses, as has been his habit hereto
fore; and one Commissioner even in
timated that the SheriG's bondsmen
might be called upon to pay the
amount of all licenses that the Sheriff
may have failed to collect.
That official will therefore have to
enforce the license laws, even though
he be compelled to begin suits.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
THE CAPITAL BUILDINGS CASE.

1t was Argued ana Submitted, aud
Judge BvoGerick Reserved His De.
cisi0n.
Lyttleton Price got back to-day
from Boise, whittier he went to argue
the anti-capi,ol buildings case.
Mr.. Price and Mr.. Stull argued the
case on its merits, on the simple ques
ton of law involved. 1t was insisted
for the plaintiff that the appropriation
was entirely beyond the scope of the
power of the Legislature.
r.. Il. Johnson replied for the de-
Tense, holding that the subject was a
proper one for taxing the people OF the
Territory.
Yesterday Messrs. Houston & Prick
EFT also spoke for the defendant, Mr.
Price closing the argument for the
plaintiff.
Judge Broderick announced that
he would render a written decision in
10 DAYS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
THE PROBATE JUDGES CLAIM.
1t is Reduced from S2lH.s0. to
$Sv5. 40, and then AllOwcd-A Cruel
Board Of Audit.

1t is Reduced from $2l4l..0. 10
$Sv5. 40, and then Allowcd-A Cruel
Board Of Audit.
The Probate Judges claim for the
past quarter passed the Board of
County Commissioners to-day, but
not as presented.
Judge Street made out his bill for
S2l41.1O, but Of this amount Sl336.3O
was disallowed, and only SSO5.4O al
lowed.
The unfeeling manner in which the
Board cut down the poor old Judges
bill was sufficient to make horse
shed tears, and poor pluckcd tax
payer jump for joy. AS they took up
item after item, they would say eds
allowed,' or "cut down." and down
the figures went. In this way Fl
charges of $50 each were cut down
to $3.50 each--a gain to the county
of about $500; 9 of $3.50 each were
reduced to sc each--a gain to the
county Of about $500; Is of $23.25
cut to a6.5O--a gain of over $500 ;
IL of Sl..5 cut to sc each; 1G OF
$2.25 each were raised to 50; l of
S1S..5 cut to Sc; of $2O.25 cut to
IS; and of ~. 80 and l of - cut to
so cents each.
1t was really heartrendiny to see
the almost iendsh delight with which
the bill was cut down; and when the
TIMES man realized what the Board
was doing, aud thought Of what he
would have to publish about it to-
night, he concluded that discretion
was the better part OF valor, and sent
note to Judge Street informing that
modest man that he had gone a-ish-
ing, and would not return for Sin
months.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
CamaS Prairie FayOrs Camp Greek

c. E. Samson, road supervisor on
Camas Prairie, was in town to-day.
He said that the proposed road to
Smoky can be made four miles shorter
than the present road, and that by
making the road down Camp creek
and then keeping it along the divide
the grade need not exceed IS inches
to the rod. IF this line is adopted,
the people of Camas Prairie will all
turn to and help; but if it is not, they
will do no work on the old grade.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
THE MINE MANAGERS.
Their Meeting This Afternoon, and Their
Alleged Intentions.

Colonel llaycns, Colonel Frank
Taylor, Colonel Wall, Judge Turner,
and Messrs. Edgington, Moulton,
Hardess, Watt, Montgomery, Profes.
sor Jenney, and number OF other
mine managers met this afternoon, to
consider the entire question of ore
production, reduction and sale in all
its bearings.
Nothing is definitely known as to
their intentions. 1t is, however, be-
lieved that they are willing to pay the
Old miners in their employ ST per day,
but claim right to pay new or raw
hands IS or $3.50 per day, according
to their ability; also, to pay shovelers,
carmen, and others not miners what
they consider them worth.
The superintendent will doubtless
agree to all pull togetherto have 1000
tons Of low-grade ores shipped from
new mines during the next 60 days,
so as to secure the SO, $l2 and SIG
rates.
The tariff for assaying will doubt
less be fixed at $3.50; while the sam
ping charges will also be reduced
Mr.. Swift has, in behalf of the HALEY
Sampling Works, already announced
it as his firms intention to conduct 4
strictly sampling business, at the
works, and not purchase pound O.
ore.
1t is believed that if the superin
tendents confine their demands to th,
limits above outlined. they will no
lose a shift, as the miners are willing
to meet them halfway.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
Hosting Works for the IdahOan.

The first act of Superintendent
Ravens, upon assuming charge of the
ldahoan mine and mill, was to order a
complete hoisting-rig. This machinery
will be here this week, and in three
days after it is received will be ready
to start up on the mine.
The owners of the Idahoan property
are confident Of beginning to realize
dividends from their mine within the
next GO days. Heretofore most OF
their earnings have gone into develop
ment work.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
Two Strikes in ElkhOrn Guich.

Two recent strikes are reported
from Eikhorn gulch. One was made
a day or two ago, in the Harris mine,
owned by Harris & Ray, Of ketchum.
The ore-vein is a foot wide, aud the
ore is good lOO-oz.
The other was made in the Elkhorn
lower level, about four days ago. II
is very promising, and has greatly ell
couraged the owners of the property
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
A Card.

To all who arc suffering from errola
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of man.
hood, &C.: will send receipt tina,
will cure you FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send
self-addressed envelop to REV. 10.
sEpH I. INMAN, Station d, New
York. a23y1dw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
TNE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Business Transacted ut Their April,
1883, Meeting.

1893, AtetNS.
TO DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The claim of II. G. StIcet, Probate
Judge, for fees and salary the past
quarter, was considered. 1t amounted
to S2l41..O, of which SSo5,40 was al.
lowed, and 1886. 80 was disallowed.
The resignation Of James Carr, as
Justice Of the Peace for HALEY pre-
cinct, was accepted.
The claim of Mrs. p. J. Spencer, OF
Shoshone, of Slol for the care of in
digent sick, was disalIowed.
Thomas kenally having declined
the appointment Of Road Supervisor
for District No. . QBullion), William
Clawson was appointed instead.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
First-Class Soap fol Two Cents Pei
Pound.

Pound.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Tatro, wife of Night
Waterman Tatro, has secured the
agency for one OF the greatest boon to
households known, to-wit: The DIA-
MoND LABoR-SAvING SOAP. For 81
Mrs. Tatro sells the printed recipe and
right to use it in household, and any.
body-evcn cmld of 10 years-can
then make a iirst-cass soap in every
respect, at cost not exceeding TWO
CENTS PER POUND!
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
Dicks "Big 8" Chop House Open.

Richard Powers opened his new
restaurant, opposite the Coffin Block,
to day. 1t is such very elegant and
clean.looking place that it gives one
an appetite to look at it. Mr.. Powers
will doubtless do we'll in his new loca-
ton.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
StrAycd.

From up river, WHITE MARE,
branded &C on right hip, and a
BLACK HORSE, branded or SCARED
like left-handed l. on right shoulder.
Traces can be found at Timmerman's s,
Spring Creek.
A. J. HOFFLIGER.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23

Weather Report.

Total snowfall to date this season,
% inches, OF which none remains
on the ground.
The (ctter ''b" in the tabular state
mont indicates "below zero"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
Mining Leases.

An excellent form of blank mining
lease such as is used by mining COM
panies herc) is for sale at this Office.
frice, two for 25 cents; five for so
cents; IL for S1-spot cash
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
Owner Wanted.

For dark bay work -horsc, which came to nv
barn OH the 18th instant. Horse weighs 1900 or
1900 pounds, branded on left shoulder a small cir
Gle with small s or figure on right hip: letters
G Z with large star on forehead, and small white
strip running down to nose.
Owner can have same by paying expenses Tin.
Guiding this ADVERTISEMENT. D. b ETHEL,
Per NJ J. MULLALEY.
Rocky Bar, Idaho, April 10, 1885. y
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-23
Notice..

A. J. MCGOWAN, Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

TERRELL, Oct. 20-[Spaoisl. &c. n.
Rushing bought she stock OF groceries
formerly owned by Warner & Bull
lard OF f. j. Hart & CO., snd is now
smiling Tor his old pa,rons.
The many friends of Mr.. Ed Moore
Will regret TO learn that he is gradually
yielding 10 the only certainty of ALL
death.
A, g. Bsrnos Is just rl,ipg from tho
dengue!
Mr.. II, l.. McLung, brother OF our
tsjor MoLung,and a lawyer OF ability.
Is Visiting the city snd surroundinSs
to-day, Ho hats from the romantic
hills ot Knoxville, Tannesses.
Registered az the Harris house: j z
klots, Detroit, Michigan; II III Budds,
St Louis: Robert Long, J Burke, Mem
puis. Tennessee; Ill M Spryer, Dallas:
| w & Lewis. Wsxanachie: Il w Chap
man, Howard S Baker, New York; ]
II Loy0ioy, sis Louis; II G Clink,
Columbus, OhiOi M!ss q III Barnan,
| Dallas.
The Terrell Jubilee Mlnstrols have
their bills out for Friday night. This
| rs 81 native colqred organization,
The receipts OF cotton were not y:
heavy to-day as usual, hut the ptig,
Was stiff at 20 % SIS.
A light frost last night on the high
ground.
j. q. Cannon 10 now doing Corsieaus
Tor Assonic Insurance.. He reports 4
o live place, well built and full o
thrifty business men.
Terrell is soon to have O 9O.oent store
Ninety cents viii buy the choice o
| anything in stock,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

CoRsTcANA, Oct. 20.-[Specisl. "A. "
meeting OF our clsy council this eyea-
lug, committee was appointed to aee
taat our schools aud tao Interests of
our city are duly represented at the
New OrleaGs exposition. Professor
Hand, the superintendent of our
schools, wlll sc5 in conjun,i0n win
Ghe city Ia arranging for our exhioit.
The matter of the electric ligls waS
discussed and action on the matter
postponed.
Messrs. Jester, GSodmsa aud Curtis
were appointed q COMMITTEES ID wee
what tho probable cost snt wnat loca,
ton could DO obtsined for q buildiag
10 contain city hall, oil COS cad &c.
commodatioa for our iire department,
with instructions TO report at next
meeting.
Bllls amounting TO 1901 were ordered
paid by the board.
Mayor NeOlsGt will continue to act AZ
recorder for tho present, u sac lessor 20
Is. IL. Prince, Esq, our lsto OH ,ar In
that capacity, not having been
elected.
A heavy frost la tho low lands last
night has played havoc with yegeta-
bles and young cotton.
Cotton pickBrs la this vloluiGy arc
getting 50 cents and boacd for their
work.
Ths Mountain Pink company 10 tho
next attraction at our opera house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21


PARIS, Oct 20.-[Specisl. l-Oma, tho
little dau ghter of Tom NJ. Bowers and
wife, sgss buried yesterday afternoon.
The Mothotist church ia TO DO
moved 60 feet from its present posi-
tion, 70 maze room for the erection of q
businesa block OF two or three stories,
Bora 80 Rev. II. G. Rosamon aud
wife, 3 little girl.
Cotton is Sill coming in with a
rush. Prices stiff.
INC Bella Moore troupo played TO a
fuii mouse last night and gave entire
satisfaction. They play hero 20. nirbt
emit Wednesday niaht.
MIR. Ben Hays, of Bonham, captured
one OF our tair giris yesterday after.
noon, being married TO Miss Lalls
Long at The residence OF the BRIDES
father.
Sev. l.. =. Webster and wife lagt
Parie Yesterday for Clsrksville where
Mr.. Webster tskes charge of tho Ban,
tst church.
THE WAS a fair attendance at tho
rsces TO day.
Tho entries for to- morrow for the
2:2o trot are: Rauo. Deiisuoe, Floro p,
Bllie Fort, Billy Boy, Black jug, Elk.
ccutor and Abner +,
For the threa-querter-mile daah 70,
Z yssr-oIds: Luu Brown, Pamela and
j. II FentoD.
OnA milo dash for 3-year.olds: Maj
Kriemer, Moonlight and Our Friend.
TIE 2:3S trot was won hv Charlie M
time, 2:3TK, 2:S7l9, 1857 and 2:35I
Libove > won the taird heat, ia 2:35iS
Tho * mile race was won by
Eom Bsriin in two atright heats.
Time, I04I aud O5.
Tho Ia ntla race wsa postponed uu-
I'll tomorrow, o. account OF false
start,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

GALVESTON, ost 2O.-- [Speoial,l -
Tho police are on the trail OF Child.
ross, formerly the partner of Mr.. Nc
Rae, OF this city, In the house and
sign painting business. The firm did
some work for Tho Santa Fe
railway company, amounting to $500
which Childreas is alleged to have COL
iecssd. bis Disappearance gives color
tn the charge.
Business circles wore excited this
evening over ths arrest of Mr., p.
kindred, a prominent real estate NOR.
Oh .nt, charged by Solomon Kerntim
with ombezzlement. Mr.. Kindred de.
MES the allegation, claiming that the
transaction was in regular order Of
businesG.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

WANAHAcHE, Oct. 2O,-ISpecisl.l
The distsict ccurs is still in session.
aud VIII likely hold through the full
term OF eight weeks. YESTERDAY in the
casa OF l. Z. Pitmsn vs.. j. M. Roach.
for deS', Judgment was rendered for
plaintiff. Also ia the case of. L.
Pitmsn VS.. 7. l.. Marsalis, for dent
the Same Judgment was rendered.
Mrs. Matte u Liken VS.. Stewart
Liken, suit fur divorce, petitior
granted with sllmony Ia the sum 81
81 600. "
W. ". Peevey ct al. vs.. A. c. Mccar,.
noy, &c ala Injunction perpetuetad
Judgment against A. q. Mccartney for
use and benefit OF Getzendanor 4
Fsetis.
Naxahschle woke up from Rlo
van Winkie sleep THIS morning, and
found herself where the Fort Worth I,
New orleans raitroad can never reach
her. They SO strsl ght to Corsicsns, ra.
CARELESS OF WsXah lchie. Homewari
HES the swSiiow--tha Dallas, Waxa-
haehie II Waco road must be built.
The heavy rains Of Sunday and tbs
norther yesterday mado ii cold Ike
| un'o winter.
Rev. DR.. Grafton preached his fare
well sermon Sunday night to the Cam,
bertrand Presbyterian congregation,
ne resigned tse p&Storship Oh aocount
or III heAlth. anS with ais faulty lei
Ter Den'ou, bis future home.
Miss AWE Watkup has gone 20 Ss
1900 10 attend the female college there
hon, James Husbauch has returned
from the Pacos valley. He Gays th Al
dry. ''''' ava
The cotton receipts up to date are
.,OOO oSles, with the yards all full
awaiting sbiomaat L. ia ostimated
that the crop is not yeS half in. Price,
90 day er9 $40 TO so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
Tho weather is bracing.


MEXIA,Oct. 20 Special. The den.
que fever, which has boen raging here
for several weeks, still Continues to
add daily new conqucsts to its al
ready long list of sicK aud complain
ING ones.
Mr. Amy Schriner and bride, noe
Miss hyrta SooLs, daughter of Hon.
w. (Pony) Scott, OF Kerryille, Texas,
ara here on visit to her relatives,
A slight frost rel last night and tho
weather conttnuc' clear and cool, with
prospects of heavier one to night.
There hsvo been received up to chi 4
data 1870 bales OF cotton, OF this
amount 275 bales were received to-day.
shipped 20 date, 6,7SS bales; still In
yards, 1,500.
Mr.. IL. Clay Watson died this morn
ing NJ o'clock, and will be buried to-
morrow at . o'cl ok In tho Mexia
cemetery, by the Masonic brotherhood,
assisted by the Knights of Honor, Ia
both OF which organizations no was On
honored member. Ho held a poicy In
the latter for 2O0e Like ali the hu.
man race, no too had his faults, but he
vas a SOod citizer and business man,
Kind husbapd and an indulcent
father aud n faithful friend. Posco 20
his Ashes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

FoRNsY, Oct. 20.-ISpocial, IF. j.
Smith, representing tho Detroit Safe
company, was In town today to seC
contractors la regard 20 building a
vault for the bank that IN soon 10 open
hore.
H. o. Crawford, Of Mosquito, is on
our streets today greeting his many
friends.
b N. Terrell purchased lob from
Mr.. Roovos yesterday, on which br
ooulemplates building q brick slore
soon.
Jeir Wldenan, OF Dallas, 10 having
his store-houso ahelveG, with n WOW
ut opening " stock cl groceries tho
first OF uuxt month.
Cox, OF tho Register, has recovered
nom tho deDguo FOYER. aud 10 10 Mis-
post again. -
Mr.. Walker, of tho Terrell star, IL
IN Forney to-day, looking aftor The
Interest OF that valuable paper, which
the reading public appreciates,
MiAs Kate McUioud, OF Dallas, has
large music GLASS hore which sho will
commence teaching next Monday.
Miss Kate will DO quite an Accession
10 Forney's Bociety and we extend
hor y hearty welromc.
Misses Lxsie Reagan and Cora Al.
exsnder won't to Dallas to-day shop
ping.
shands & Co. sold 300 bales OF co,t,n
yesterday to u Dallas firm.
Cotton 10 worry fine In our section.
Tue railroad boys are expecting the
ms
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

En- PAso, oct. 20.-[Special. II. p.
OFarrqi, s prominent citizen and real
estate dealer ct this point, caused con-
siderable excitement on the streets
last night when it was learned that he
had issued p chsllenge to j. z. Waties,
a large osttls and land broker, to fight
4 duel. The challenge was immodi-
gteiy accepted by the latter, who
named az Weapons shot-sune, space
20 feet. and the place 100 wards
below the bridge on the Mexican sid q
fhls morning the rumor Of tho conflict
bad apread al over ths city and many
gathered over on tho other side of the
liver TO witness the bloody encounter.
The time set tor Che tight was 6 O'Clock
this morning, but st that hour Mother
one OF the principals had made their
appearance. IL Ia supposed that the
Veapous named had the effect Of set-
Ting tier dispute in brOtherlv way.
In the Times OF this morui1v 40.
pesred q long special from Corralitos.
Mexico, stating that tho Indians were
msk.ng q severe outbreak in that coun-
try. A long list of cattle stolen and
men murdered was given. The band.
IL Ia Eaid, Ia only composed ar about 10.
A company ofcavslry is In hot pursuit
aztec them, and IL they succeed In can.
turing them they will make lust 10
mSny good Indians out OF them,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

MT. PLEASANT, Oct. ao.-ISpeoisl l.
County court convened Yesterday.
with County Judge Johnson pyesidine.
and will continue three weeks
There wers Is cases oa the docket To
commence with, and 10 of them have
bean disposed OF,
District eautt will clnyene on tn,
iirst Monday in Move aper with a
nesYy criminal docket. Several i'm.
portsht cases are TO DO tried this tefn,
among them the case of James Henry,
VINO is charged with murder commit.
tee III 1869 In this county.
y regular norther struck this place
on sunday night, accompanied by a
h,eayy rain, sud a big frost last nishs.
Fires and oVercoats afo In demand.
Nhe acGi0n OF tbs Texas IL ST. Louis
hallrosd company in moving the
general freight offiseg OF the road to
Io2arkana meets with universal, an
prevail by tbs citizens OF Il sss Texas,
and especially by the citizens of Mt,
Cotton is coming in at the rate OF "a
10 100 bales per day. About 900 bales
nave been recsived here 30 date.
Business livaly.