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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20
FOX wOR III LOCAL NEWS

fonr wonrH, Aux. II spoolal. T.
Two eases came up before Justice
Iinn this aiternOOn for trial, J., NJ,
Robinson, charged with forging the
uAms at Colonel y, a. lluifman ~ 4
check for ~ o., by hls attorney,
waived tho preliminary trial and his
Uond WAS fixed NJ 500. Robinson IN
a man apparently about % years old,
aud u said Ia balOng a. n highly re-
spHclod ftmii y Ia this county, and ~
uue tiluO WAS u uIau Oi excel ont prom
isa, Dissipation has eau ed him the
trouble winch hangs over him now.
iio has not given bond got and il Ia
tho county jail.
Albert BraZile, charged with steal,
ing $50 80 from a dtmi-monde, waived
u hearing and was committed To Jail
Ia default OF bond of 500.
AN ACCIDENT.
MIR. ITby Duncan, OF tho county
clerks office, received a telegram this
afternoon nom Atlanta, TeNas, Ataling
that his brother had been dangerously
hurt this morning while working
about "a cotton press on his farm, uoar
that place. The telegram did not say
how tina accident had occurred or what
was the nature OF the hurts, except
that they were dangerous, Mr.. Dun
can left on the first train for his
brothers. bedside.
AuAME OF "DRAw."
The police this afternoon ralded tina
apartments of some color0d sporting
characters, in the second story of q
Main street building, between First
and Second street. A largo party of
the colorsd knights OF the table weEo
s., oil 80
"draw" when the officers put In an up.
psarance, and "suosequsnt proceed
ings Interested them no moro.n One
II the sable knights had lost his stake
In the game In tho morning, Aad had
give IL away To the police.
When the officers arrived ON tho
scona au animated discussion was IN
progress ~ to which takes tho SPOT
II bOb-tailod flush or q "hustBd"
straight. $40 bol-talled nu.h nm
bound tur tor win IL an taxes do
pot" was tho last convincing mr. gu
meat advanced, for jGsJ then an officer
pokod his mug into the door aud tho
speaker dived under the table, knock
Tho chairs OF tho others, sent them all
sprawling out on tho floor. They Will
nave hearing tomorrow mOrGlng
before Inc recorder.
BRICKS PRESSED.
Deputy sheriff Thompson lowed
upon 10000 bricks this morning, the
property of tho Dallas Press Brick
company. These brick are les led upon
TO satisfy III execution for costs
against the company.
THE WEATHER,
The HERALD correspondent having
said uoJhing about the weather for a
solid month, begs that be will DO ok
DGseJ for mentioning the fact
tNug i. gtill romans shGal-
ike, with no refreshing shove
10 gladden. the heart OF tho
agriculturis 8, to sweeien tho life of
the wey-farlng duck, or to fill the
long felt want in the career OF the
small boy, although he still revels in
the fact that watermelons are worth Is
cents per dozen and psregSric - cents
per swallow, In what convenient
union do the works of man and nature
revolvo? This Is the las, that shalt be
said about the weather until--i5 rains.
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Marshall .

MARSHALL, Aug. l3.-[Special.J j
Rev. A. e. Clemmons, pastor Of the
Baptist church, has been granted q
leave of absense and will spend his va
cation in the mountains of Tenness ee.
John Estell, colored school
teacher, was committed to Jail yester-
day in default of bail. He is charged
with embezzlement and forging school
vouchers.
The farmers generally complain
that from some cause the cotton plant
is shedding rapidly and that the crop
will be greatly cut short in conse-
quence.
hot and dry.
An fnforIual meeting of leading bus.
iness men was held st the Office of Col
onel James Turner this morning; Col
onel William NJ. Johnson, president !;
G. II. McGil, secretary. The object of
the meeting was to take some decisive
steps in order 10 compel the Texas
IL Pacific rail vay company to
maintain their general headquarters
in this city, per their contract in this
city and county. A macs meeting of
Ill the citizens of the county Is called
It the opera house In this city on the
I'D instant. Ire people consider them
,oiyes outrageously treated by this
company, and are determined, ii pos
sible, to redress heir wrongs.
The first bale of 1ew cotton was re-
ceived to-day and solicitor 10 cents.
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On Thursday evening there assem-
bled TT the residence OF Mr.. NJ. $. Lazy,
quite q coucourse OF ladies and gontle-
men, in response to invitations that
had been extended bg tine Misses
Levy, TO attend farewell lawn party
rendered Miss Minnie p. Werthaimer,
of Henderson, Kentucky, who has
been III cur city some mOlth5 on Il
visit to relatives. TIE occssloG was
enhvened by sweet music discoursed
by the "Silver Star" band. Dancing
was INDUCED aud the pleasures
of social chat served 60 while away
the hours with unconscious rapidlty,
Refreshments were served and the
many dslicacies were discussed with
enjoyment. Miss Wertheimer departs
for her kentucky home about the 20sh
instant and her many friends will re.
greet her departure. She has been a
avorite in the social sphere which she
has graced with her charming pres
ence, and her bright smile and merry
words have served to enliyen many
OcclaiOns,
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pagss. The abnte tea fals sample nj
Tho general tHhnf n 'il Fhnlfl
OifAVHnff OnnIhnntNni
Oi ihs Ithaf V4iim nf thH a~'s
stern code hut lltila lie khIWn hHfs.
The border iurfisliH rnauy n atfanIH
Instance ~ Dflm4 aud Huhsrqunnt
reirihuiion. When The murder sa-
Committed far whioh ChayHfria
was worked OIL no Qua
believed its porpoirat1r would he
id0ntlnsd aud appiebonded. Tho
crime was startling IN Ia Auddonness,
done la tho oatly morning la a lonely
locality. The criminal made good
his escape, an his personality was
utterly unknown Ia tho sur
vlvor OF the tragedy, lie
came upon them, did his
work and liseppoaroi Ia tho
geo of many OF his race
deeds yet uneX plated. II was five years
ago aud over that Marta Torres, prin-
cipal witness for thu prosecution,
her child, her mother and her driver
named Antonio, started from Rio
Grande City for Lareuo. Al that day the
border Was even more lawloss Than
now. They Travelled without escort.
In the dawn OF tho morn
ing of the 9th OF May, 1879,
when their camp was astir Ohavsrris,
from tho neighboring brush, opened
fire ON them. He had
stolen upon them unperceiyed,
attracted by the wealthy appearance
OF the party. Antonio, tie driver, was
Her mother was tho next victim,
Chaysrria's fatal bullet crashing
through her Drain. Mrs, Torres sprang
To save her child, but On essaying
to take 1t To her breast,
found that she was shot through the
arm and unsbIa 10 lifl IL, Tho muir
derer advanced 10 tho camp, drew his
knife, cut the cords which bound the
runk 10 the carriage, broke the
lock with his gun, secured what he
liked, aud disappeared rapidly
toward the Rio Grsnde. Long
after. he WAS arrested
and lodged in Jail here, where Mrs.
Torres saw him ana instantly pointed
Mexicans. She was much affected
aud her manner left no
doubt Of the entire reliability
OF the Identification. II was
her direct ana unsbaken testimony
~ the trial that 3ccure9
his conviction. Tho prisoner was
ABLY defended by Colonel j.
S. G. Whi.eGoad, who had hts
case reversed once, claiming
that II was almost impossible
for n woman under such
circumstances, wounded herself, and
only seeing the murderer Tor
Il tuw moments, IN The gray
dawn OF tho early morning,
10 identify him after such v lapse ri
time-tive ysars-Ehe prisoner not DO.
ing more than 10 years Of age at the
tina
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Houston.

HOUSTON, Aug. H. LSpociall -
Wyatt Jones, negro brute, who raped
Miss Northcoutt, Is years old, one
week ago, near Lynchburg, in this
county, and who escaped, was cap.
tured yesterday by negroes at Stafford
Point and brought here to the shorifl
and is now in jail. The people OF
Lynchburg have been hunting him
ever since TO lynch him. He denies
the accused.
The applications Of Receiver NJ. G..
Howe to complete the Bremond road
to connect with Shreveport will be
granted tomorrow.
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ENNIS, Aug. H.-[Special.l "A good
rain fell here this morning before
daylight with several good showers
during the day. After nearly six
we eks of continuous dry weather,
Farmers are again feeling that they
are likely to make good cotton crop.
John Farrar Il Son were closed to-
day ny attachment, aud attachments
run against John Fdrrar for nearly
$lI eco on security debts. Mr.. Fdrrsr
has always stood well in this city, and
has the sympathy Of his many friends.
Tho first bale OF new cotton come IN
a lew days ago, and SOLD for l6l9
cents
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IAlln All I'm AlI-

fake all tho Kidneys ard Liver
Medicines,
Take ell the BLOOD purifiers,
Take ell the Dyspepsia and
Indigestion cures,
Tako NIL tho Agne, Fever, and
bilious specifics,
Take al the Brain and Nerve force
revivers,
Take all the Great health rostOrers,
In short, take all the best qualities OF
oil these aud lne-best
--QualitioS OF all tho best medi Jin0s
I'm the worl and you will find that
Hop Buffers have the best curative
qualities and powers Of all con
contracted In th6m,
And that they VIII euro when any
or sll Of these, slns'y cr-comblued,
FauW.,
"A thorough ul0l will give positive
proof Ui Ibis.
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The Missouri Pacific headquarters


A couple Of days ago it was stated by
tho architect that the headqu arters
were to be but 50 feet froutage on COM
merco street. This, if carried out will
leave the city in possegsioU ofits prop
erty unless a single buE,sNg OF 70 feet
frontage DO erected. SHOWING is the
resolutions:
Resolved, Thst The committee on
nun cipal aflLirs and the mayor be and
arc hereby authorized to close sails oil
tEe lot 2'XlG0 NCt now owned by the
Cry of DallnS on the north side Of
Commerce street between P0ydras and
Lamar streets, in the city OF Dallas, 70
Il. V. Tom Dkins, of this city, fot he
sum ofS2,5O0 cash; provided that said
Il. V. Tumpkins VIII erect a suitable
building on said lot aud adjoining lots,
measuring 80 ieet, routing on Com
norce str OF aud now owned by sci
II. V. Tompkins, making 4 total front
age OF 70 feet, said building 10 be occH-
pied as offices of tho Gould system Of
railroads, and that the mayor DO gu
thorized to execute u deed 70 said
Tompkins on the receipt of the
money,
Adopted August G, 1855.
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Gidlings,

GIDDINGs, Aug. H.-[Special.l- Tho
commissioners court here has closed 3
contract with the King Bridge com.
pany for five iron bridges, which will
greatly increase business at this place.
The first copy of the GiddinPs Advo-
cate will he published here on the 2Oth
instant.
Giddipgs received 81 bales of cotton
yesterday and q to-day. Rain is
needed badly.
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DR.. d. n. Barns 1y, of Oswego, New
YORK, SAYS that mis- daughter was Ia
rem with = violent cold, which termi-
mated with pneumonia, and nj! the
beat physicians gave tho case up and
said she could live hut few Gays az
most. She was ia this condition WHOM
friend recommended Dr.. William
Hall's Bnlsam for the Lungs, and ad-
vlsed her to try it. she adopted it IS \
last resort, and was surprised to find
that it produced remarkable change
for the better, and on persevcringi
permanent cure was effected.
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Five ycRr ago broke down with
kidney and liver complaint and
rheumatism. Since then ! have been
unable 20 ba about 10 all. Ny liver
became hard Ike wood; my limbs
we're pulled up and iiiicd Win wat8r.
Al 'hs best physicians ~ rocd that
uotning could cure mo. / resolved 10
Try Hop Filters; / have used seven
bottles; tho hardness has all gone
from my liver, thu gwel'ius from my
limbs. ana ~ hr. worked 'nirasle IA
NY case; otherwise | would have bsOl
now in my grave.
j. w. MOREY, Buffalo, Ott. /, 1851.
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Oh, think what world we would have OF
il here,
II those with tad teeth or bad breath
would go
Elsewh re, say to Saturn'5 comiortless
sphere
And leave all its nice, pretty earth here
below
To nice and sweet pcople-to people who
WON'T
Forget tr keep clean, and to use SoZO-
nONT
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iass.s-

i0saviHw, Aus n iipeeiaLl-
From the present outlook ihs ootton
GRIP Of this entire section IL not likely
~ bo more than one halL Holt worms,
rust, this sharp shooter nv, aud thu eS-
o. siye heat upon aplant iillod with
too much sap, have, within tho last 10
days, caused loss Of01 per cont. Of
the crop ~ u then appeared, Tho top
bloom Il now opening, which, by night
~ the second dav lies upon the ground
win squares aud bD'ls, Win "a fow
showers, most ~ tho rayagas would DO
stopped, and tho sky and temperature
X va hone that rain sili soon fall. IL IL
hard To report such condition Of the
crop when no much seems "a have been
expected, and 10 may hopes built
upon these tx poo .AiiOns,
fho first bale arrived this morning,
raised by jerry Fury; bought by Tom
Durham, for L. #. Ramhert, aud
brought u cents poT pound.
A freight train wreck at Queen City
delayed No, passenger three hours.
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TAey were seated q; COuey island
overlooking the ocean.
"The sight OF the boundless blue
sea-" she said 'bearing.upon its bosom
the stately white-winged SHIPS,
freighted with hopes and fears, and
merchandise, and, alas, ambitious
that will navor be realized, always
fills n with wonder and delight, aud
my whole being becomes so sur.
charged with emotion ss 70 leave 10
room for lughJ else"
"Your order, please" Interrupted
the waiter.
"Oh, yes, dozen hard sholl clans,
please, and Il hot sausage."-t New
York Times.
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For low days brace of detectives
and the police force have been hunt
ing Joe tollack, who is wanted Tor
embezzling funds Of tho Missouri
Pacific railway an Lone OAK. He was
agent and telegraph operator for the
road, land was also agent of the PAci nc
Express company. he skipped out
several days ago with 500. Pollsck
formerly worked is this city as tele,
graph operator at the Union depot, and
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tyler.

TYLER, Aug. IA. SEES Especial - The
case Of Fart vs.. tue Texas IL st Louis
railway, in the diatrict court, was de
cided to.day, the jury awarding tho
plaintiff $500.
The first bale of cotton was shipped
to-day by express to st. Louis over the
Texas ~ St. Louis railway.
An excursion train will run to the
Starville camp meeting from here on
Sunday next.
Heavy rain last night. Crops look
ing iine,
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Deputy United States Marshal Nor.
ton returned yesterday from Wichita
Falls, where no arrested A. ID. Acers,
postmaster of that town, on the charge
of delaying the United States msil and
opening private letters. DO had O
hearing before United States ComIatS-
sioner Hsuge, who held MIN under q
81, 800 bond for his appearance before
the Federal court at It's neXt term al
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AUSTIN, Aug. II - Special 49, The
following countiss show q decrease in
values:
Bandera, Sl29 600.
Robertson, S3Sl,000
Grimes, $l27,0O0.
The following chow an increase in
values:
Collin, S5,C00.
Hood, 50 900.
Rusk, 1897 900.
Tarrant county has not sent down
that interest quo the schools. IL ia
needed Just now 10 20 inCO the general
superintendent. Three other counties
are behind in payments.
The grass commissioners have been
furnished with instructions which EN-
brace tho following points: Tboy will
ascertain definitely AID minutely
what lands afs Illegally enclosed or
are being used in violation of law, ana
ii enclosed, what kind of fencing, and
II Joined t0feDces OF others They will
fad where attempts to evade the law
are being made by partially
enclosing land, leaving gaps 10 be
guarded. Drift fences will BIO inv esti-
gated and their length and character
ascertainet, and 60 whom they belong,
or by whom th6y are controlled All
line riders will be worked,
and Cattlemen engaged IN
such will DO brought to justice,
If the settlement of the country has
been retarded or prevented, either on
leased or Unbiased lands, il Will be
fully expected they will learn if
the actual settlers who have pur-
chased condiEionally on settlement OF
the land within six months have
complied with the law, aud whether
the settlement is bona fide or for
speculation. They will also note the
character Of the soil and tho grass,
and how the lands are watered and re-
port the Same to the board. The COM
missioners will leave in a few days.
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The Mystery of the Milk.

"Miikman's milk" is quoted by a
popular journal as being weak ami
quieting." In "condensed milk"
factory in the milk district Of New
York state it was found to 10 worse
than that. The farmers had diluted IL
With water and then thickeued 1t win
bOrax and ssltpetre. Is it any wonder
that after feeding on this moss the
people suffer from Indigestion?
Browns Iron Bitters conquerS indts-
ton in young or old, regulates bowels
aud Kidneys ana promotes perfect
health in spite of the milk atult5r-
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Tho "Exposltion Unlverselle de Part
Culinaire" awarded the highest hont
ora to Angostura Bitters as the mos
ciiiacious stimulant TO excite the apps
tite and 10 keep the digestive organs
in good order. Ask for The genniot
article, manufactured only by DR.. j.,
O. 3. Selrert 81 Sons, and beware OF
limitations.
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vhsn he lefi here no wont Ia Lose Dab
} stated, Ito never lHft the
c0npsnies no wss wpfklng mr. 0Fen
80 much ~ word ~ say Huni hYe,
One ~ tho deteOtivrHtrh hin ~ no
coliseum theatre here few nithis
since, but all ~ sudden Pollock
vanished and nothing hHs h'on ssOn m
hoard al him sinre. 10 IN the supp0si
ton that ho IL making flr Mexico, and
that he left ON tho next M lIning's
early Texas a Pacific train,
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Never Give I'm

NtNeN NIVb Up,
If you are suffering with low and
depressed spirits, loss Of appetite, ger.
eral debility, diSordered blood, weak
constitution, headache, OF any disease
of a bilious nature, by all means pro-
cure bottle of Electric BittGrs. You
will be surprised to see the rapid i'm
provemeut that will follow; you will
90 inspired with new life; strength
and activity will return; pain and
misery will cease, and hencetorth you
will rejoice in the praise Of Electric
Bitters. Sold at so cents bottle by
w. II. Ho yell IL Bro.
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HNip'tIn tho Bud?"

Sad TO say, many good thing attains
to nothing moro than fair beginning.
On the ot0sr hand it is matter for con
CIRCULATION that the growth of some
evil things mGy be also promptly trus
tratsd. A large proportion OF the cases
Of tho most widespread and fatal OF
diseases-con sumption have their in
ception in nasal catarrh. DR.. Saee's
Cstarrh Remedy is pleasant, soothing
aud effectual. Try it. 1t has cured
thousands. All druggists.
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Attachment Suits

The Dallas National bank filed two
attachment suits yesterday in tho dis
trict court VS.. John Farrsr OF al, one
for 81 800, and the other for $i,5l6.2S.
Hotfheimer Bros. filed an attachment
suit in the district court yesterday
against Strauss 81 Levy for $ll,329 ~
and writs of garnishment were issued
against Freiberg, Klein IL Co.
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Mai @n@y
EDUCATIONAL.
YARD S SEaIIaR1 FOR YOUNG LAGIES


A famous Institution Tie Alumnn
for sixteen states. The list session be-
gins September, /, 1885 PatlOuize this eel
LEI g. i ard, .uel, lights, Laundry music
aud literary tuition, use OF plano, cOntin-
gent fees, stationery, books ard sheet mu-
SIC cost year frou $3.50 to $50 paya lie in
installments, If desired. a coach for the
students viii leave Texas for Ma hvllle
September lst in charge of The agen, For
Cata ogue and arrangements, address J. G.
PattOn, Professor Of Mathematics and
General Agent, DALLAS, Texas. Mol will
he forward d to him ON the road immc-
diHtplv
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shnlsespenre says rruIg.

THAT winch we call 4 rose
BY any other name would 9ineliGS sweet
Hut Jh6 reverse Is equally Crue, enc
the simple fact that 70 many wretch
Ell perfumes are designated florida
Water does not imp]rt 10 them any Of
the sweet fragrance of the genuine
durray ~ L.&umau'a potiua Wafer.
Beware of these commercials, and
make sare Of obtainimg only the right
article which mas won To- Itself Lb3
foremost position as q toilet requisite,
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Poverty End snnerIng

II was dragged down with debt, poverty
and suffering for years, caused by a sick
f-mly aud tn gc BIN fOs Goc,arlng
! was completely di CrUr gsd, until,
one year ago, by the advice DTmy pastor, |
commenced using Hon Buffers, Uua In one
month We were all We'll, aud none 81 90.
have seen sick dvy since, aud j want Ca
families well Il year 18th Itup EittcTs iyr
less than On5 doctors visit viii cost |
know II" a AuRsISGMAT.
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BUcKHoLTs, Aug. H.-ISpecial.l !
The first bale ofnew cotton was SOLD
here this morning to A. f. Blanken-
ship, for l0% cents: raised by A. Kspz
and shipped to Skinner & Stone, Gal
weston.
Crops are now suffering for rain.
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Raliof from Sick Hesdache, Drov

Relief from Sick Headache, Drowsi
nhas, Nausea, Dizziness, Pain in the
Side, DC, guaranteed TO these using
Cartor's Little Liver Pills. These COM
1laints are nearly always caused by
torpid liver and constipated bowels.
Restore these organs TO their proper
functions and the trouble ceases. Car
ter's Little Liver Pills will do this
every time. One pill is dose. Forty
in n vial, Price % cents,
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SUIT fer Damages

Ruby kirkland, by her next friend,
hor father, Instituted suit for damages
in the district court yesterday against
Harry Hodges, the hack driver, who
ran over her, praying for damages In
tho sum Of 5000. The circum Stances
OF tho accident ara still green in tho
memory OF tho public.
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Those who suffer from foul breath
are open to the charge OF careiessness.
1t il an offense that can b9 speedily
abeted, as single bottle of the fra
grant SOZODONr will Enthusiastically
accomplish the work. No toilet table
should be without it. 1t will preserve
and keep tho teeth white, and the
breath pure and sweet.
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An Fits stopped creat Or. Kliuo's
gfeat nerve rastDrar. No Ats after first
days Gse. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and 81 trial bottle free TO tit cases.
Send 70 Or. Kline, 9Sl Arch street,
PhUAdsiuhiq, Pennsylvania,
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City Marshal Arnold received a
telegram from Forest, Illinois, telling
him to hold Warren Conner, charged
with the theft OF 8 horse, VINO w
arrested Thursday by the police. An
officer from Forest is expected TO
arrive Within the peXt few DAYS,
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NTeNia

MEXIA, Aug. IL Especial "A
cupious rain fell here yesterday even
ing and this morning, supposed to be
general throughout the county, which
insures fine cotton crop. A few bale j.
of the new crop come in daily and sell
readily at 0 cents for middlipg.