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GRAPHlCS.

h Aoeutto Soholos Nv W ihoiu
Evans.
See "Skippo' in Hart g. Miller'i
show window.
Corn is selling at Sublette fol
30 cents per bushel.
Go to Smiths Basement Hal
for your dinner Saturday.
j. /. Fowler is now the proprie.
tor of the Southwest corner drue
store.
Don't go home from the Theatel
Friday night, until you take hel
down stairs to eat Oysters.
The premium list of the poultry
show at this place has been fur.
nished us and will appear next
week.
Presents, very substantial, use.
full and appropriate for presents
at the jewelry establishment Of
Hart & Miller, north side.
The Adair County Poultry
Association will meet at Richey's
Office next Tuesday evening at Z
p. m. All members are requested
to be present.
Rev. John Hood of Cedar Rapids
Iowa, will preach in the Presby-
terrain church next Sabbath morn
ing and evening.
Mr.. P. FL. I. Dickerson of Will
son township last Friday brought
US specimens of oak and hickory
that were used in building barn
40 years ago. The oak had been
exposed to the weather during all
that time and both were sound as
when put into the building.
The following books have been
loaned to different parties by R.
NJ. Ringo and he will take it as
a great favor to have them return
ed to him at once. Henry How's
History of the Great West, Life
of Washington, Goldsmith's His
tory of Greece, Campfres of Ma
polean, I'd Volume McCauley's
History of England, and Works of
Josephus.
Officers elected fol Sargt. Ryan
Post, No. Ola, G. A. R., at cleo
ton Dec. 10th, 1885, are as follows
is. Mcintyre, P. c.; D. Tuttle, S.
r. c.; Jos. Norris, J. R. c.; W. H.
Steele, @. NJ, VIM. Platz, Chap
lain; NJ. A. Church, o. D.; T. j.
Spencer, O. G.; J. n. Mcreery,
Adjt.; G. J. ConkIe, @. NJ. S.; ]. P.
Reynolds, S. NJ; J. n. McCreery
Delegate and NJ. A. Church Alter
nate to the state encampment.
The concert at the Opera Hall,
the evening of Dec. 18th, was a
marked success. Among the many
good things was the song Sweet
Baby Nell' by Mr.. Ben Bemis of
Quincy, whose soft, rich tenor
voice and fine expression of senti-
ment, earned for him a round of
applause. The solos ''Twickenham
Ferry" and 20 Bid Your Faithful
Ariel Fly were exquisitly
by Misg SWEET. "Siplmon the
Cellaref' by Mr.. G. S; Sheldon;
the bill of Fare by Messrs Parker,
Bemis, Cole and Sheldon, and eff
l Could Only Tell'' by Miss Nettie
Morrison were excellent; Good
bye" by Miss Maria Prewitt and
the waltz song, in response to an
encore, were received with whirl-
wind of applause. The Orchestra
also furnished some excellent mu-
sic for the occasion.
R.as.Gall & L ILL.,. &.., ..
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oveTeoats,

go vercoa is for men & Boys
from So, 90 each to $40. at prizes
lower than ever known in tn
U. S. B. F LAMKIM
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III. Davis G. Co., have purchased a
Purinton Steam heater and are
prepared to butcher hogs for private
parties, IN first class style. Butcher
ng viii be done at BrassGeld 4
nellogg's warehouse.
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T. E. Graves, is row running a
cab to and from the depots to-any part
of town, all orders will receive prompt
attention.
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Call at Normal Grocery for your
Coffee, Sugar, Flour and anything ID
he grocery line. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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While you are hunting little things
for the children step into .Iamison's
Drug Store. Possibly it may pay you.
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Prices Reduced.

8 year apple trees SIS per hundred.
2 year cherry trees S. per doz. Full
assortment of ever ythlng new and old,
desirable here at equally fair prices.
CHAs. PATTERSON,
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For cheap groceries go to the Nor
NAL Grocery and be convinced.
WM. GIBBONS.
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Underwear.

For Ladies, Misses, Men
Boys, all kinds. col ors & qua litis
a car loadto select from.
B. F. LAMKtN
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Boots & Shoes.

We sell more Boots & Shoes than
any House in North Mo-, because We
keep better styles & Qualities.
BE I4AMKIN.
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nrC. d. Henry. Y. D..

Tr sats all accute and chronic diseases
CD ronic diseases a speciality. Office and
res idence two blocks northeast OF pub
lie square, Kirksville, Ne.
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Sunday Schools that will have
Christmas trees should buy May
nard's homemade mixed candies.
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$4,000 TO LOAN.

$4,000 to loan 10 partles desiring TO
take business education. Apply to
W. J. Smith at Business College.
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RUBY, OLD GOLD AND SAPPHIRE

Ruby, Old Gold and Sapphire glass
ware in beautiful designs at Hart &
Miller's jewelry store.
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We live to dye and dye to live. Old
clothes cleaned and dyed at
l.. MUTCHLEEs.
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Festival.

The W. c. I. U. will have a fes-
tival and Oyster Supper at Smiths
Basement Hall Friday night Dec.
18th.
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Canned goods in great variety, and
warranted A No. I, at our store.
VIM. GIBBONS.
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Tue Aurora Watches embody strict,
the qualities OF perfection. accuracy
and durability. For sale by Hart q
Miller, North side square, adjoining
Masonic building, Kirksville, Mo.
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See /! See !!

Ii you want your property insured,
or to borrow money on improved
farms, call on ]. C. THATCHER.
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We ask everybody to try our Hour
made at Mexico Mills, every sack
warranted or no sale.
VIM. GIBBONS,
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Choice candies for Christmas
very cheap at Willard & Evans.
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Brassfield & Kellogg are buying
hogs on closer margins than ever
before and the farmers appreciate
this liberality in buying.
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B00N-MILLER-At the residence of the
brides mother. Dec. 10th, 1886. Mr.. Will
liam I. Boon to Miss Allie Miller, all of
Brashear, Rev. q. o. Deputy officiating.
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Don't forget to take your wife or
sweetheart to the festival Friday
night at Smiths Basement Hall.
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lust arrived choice lot of saeur
out and pickles at Normal Grocery.
VIM GIBBONS.
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Mud. No More Mud.

The only macadamrzed street IN
the city, where farmers can bring their
watches, clocks and jewelry for repairs
and not get knee deep in mud. All
work warranted. A. butcher,
Jewelei.
Macadmised street, white front
South side.
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RT-ARNOLD-Dec. Sd at WILL
mathville, Mr.. Gasner Arehart and Miss
Mary Arnold, j. A. Grove officiating.
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Christmas Candies at J. G. May.
nard's.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

HILT-To the wife of Harvey Hit. Sunday
Dec. 18th, boy.
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WANTED! Buyers to know that we
mean small profits and quick sales.
and sell on very small margin.
WIZ. GIBBONS.
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n. o. Minear will sell you all kinds
Of no.lops, in bis line, cheaper than
any other concern.
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E0R SALE-160 acre fam within
Il seven miles of the beautiful, educational
:ity efkirksville. $50 acres fenced in Venient
Hzed fields; no acres in cultivation and meadow,
SAlance timber and pasture, good farm house,
olenty of fruit of nearly all Kinds, 1-2 mile good
hedge fence, balance board f'ncs. living stream
runs across one end of farm. Abundance OF stock
water 10 sight ofgoOd school house and chur. hes.
Part of the land mas iii ST crop growing. Title
Ipefect and easy Terms. Address this office.
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Go to J. c. Maynards for Christ
mas candies.
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TOR SALE-Farm containing eighty-one and
l. one half acres. miles northeast of hirksvlle;
one mile and d half from railroad depot. Address
b sI"ffice.
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sI0R SALE IN the east part of town
- agood house with five rooms and five lots
apple trees. peach trees and small fruits, cherry
tTers) good cellar, smole house. For sale at q
bargain. Address this office.
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BANKRUPT STORE.
Eas t Side Square.

Be sure to get one of Maynard's
famous fruit cakes for your
Christmas dinner.
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Er0R SALE, TRADE, OR RENT-A
l. good new house, four rooms, good out
buildings, water at door. five blocks from public
square. Address this Office or Z. b. Dodson.
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DOR SALE-Farm OF rs acres with
Il in one mile of Kirksville. Good s room
ouse, two halls, two room cellar, closets and pam
tries. Good iarn, orchard of two hundred trees
ymAl fruits. loo in cultivation, Is acres In
woods pasture Address this office
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WANFED-A few reliable men IN
w Northeast Missouri, who desire to work
first class Life Insurance Company, can get goou
erms BY Addressing Box s.. LaPIata. Mo.
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TOR SALE-Eighty acre farm, fvemiles north
L east OF hlrksviiie; good house. rooms and 3
Uom basement. Price s25 per acre. Address this
o nice.
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DOR SALE-0ne ana one half story
u frame residence and two lots in Kinks
Vile. good looms, wardrvbes. CLOS CTS, porches
and cellar, barn. two good wells, coal and wood
house, all in good repair, l2 blocks from public
square; price siaco. Apply At this Office.
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FOR SALE-Farm of 40 acres, five
l. miles from Xirksville, 100 acres in cult
sation balance in pasture. bargain. Address
his office.
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DOR SALE Residence and two lots
, in Kirksville, house contains 4 rooms,
good well of living water, property well located
with sidewalks from the public square; price 5000
Apply al this Office.
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THE WABASH DINING HALL

Gotten up on Short Notice and in First
Glass Style. The travelling. public, and those
of our citizens taking early or late trains will
ind this popular restaurant a great convent
ence. A full liue of cigars, tobacco, ETC.. On
sale.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
MAXWELL BROOKS.

Meeting Between samuel y. Brooks and
M. son-The Identity OF tho Alleged
Murderer Of Preiier Finally Settled.
ST. LOUIS, NO., October 25.-Accord-
ing 70 arrangement Mr. Samuel N.
Brooks, accompanied by bis sons at.
torneys, presented himself at the jaIler's
Office st ten O'Clock yesterday morning
for the purpose Of having talk with his
son
Maxwell was ready when Deputy Ksne.
Och camo for him, aud bis usually cool
exterior was Iep.aced by nervousness
and agitation. lie was dressed In his
best and looked well. For once be ap.
peared without cigarette In his mouth.
lie was escorted upstairs, 70 the rear Of
the Criminal Court, aud as be entered tho
room In which his father was awaiting
he glanced quickly around until bls eyes
rested on the aged figure seated
beside table. Their eyes met
simultaneously aud the blood 70.
treated from their faces al the same mo-
ment The father arose and the effort
appeared TO exhaust his strength. His
eyes never moseu lrOW tHe nRufe VI nlH
son. who qualled under the look The
father then stepped forward and stretch.
ed out his hand, which was mechanically
grasped by the prisoner. The old gen.
ileman drew the young man toward him
aud q mutual embrace followed. Up Ia
this time neither had spoken, but as
they stood closed In each others arms
the son whispered few words
IN his fathers ear and then escorted him
10 q seat The spectators then with.
drew and left father aud son 10 charge ol
she Sheriff. They remained together Ia
the room about fifteen minutes. Ther
the father bid the son an affecilonats
farewell and went scross the street "a
the once Of the attorneys referred 10
Maxwell, when taken back to jail. sp
pasred like man who bad experienced
. great relief.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
LATE NEWS ITEMS

RKPoRrs ON that section OF Texas
known a. the Panhandle give details Of the
most devastating prairie fires ever known
In the State. IL IL believed that the num-
her Of acres burned over will approach
10000.
The Louisville Exposition closed on the
e,,h, q grand success in every respect.
During the ten weeks the attendance was
over 100000, and though the cost OF tho
Exposition was great the management
made money.
TBy President on the 2ith sent 5000 "a
the New York Demorstic campaign fund
Secretaries Manning aud whitney also
sent 5000 each, and Col. Lamont 500.
CmEv CLrHx YouxAss, Of New York,
will succeed Mr.. Coon as Assistant secre.
tary Of the Treasury.
The special delivery system recently In.
aug,iratsd by the Poslofiice Department
only pays In New York and san Francisco
THE issue Of standard silver dollars dur.
Ing the week ending October 2ith was solo,'
ass, as compared with sgi0,iao during the
corresponding period Of last year.
usx. RosrcRAxs, Register Of the Treasury.
made several removals In his Office without
special cause, and his action was promptly
rsbuked by Secretary Manning. who REIN
stated the employees.
Trr three Italians VINO were found guilty
Of the celehrated ''trunk murder" at Chi.
e.vo. have baeu seuteneed 20 BE- hanged
on November 18th.
Cu.ar.xs suspsrBos, Of saltwater,
Mimi, from we'mlsnd, Sweden. Il de
elsrsd - hi, phyaicians to be afflicted with
genuine lsprosy.
SxaB Platte Lake, Mich, On the slth,
Mrs. Jane Briggs, while out picking Gran
benie. was mistaken for bear BY two
hunters and shot dead.
ssAr in the New York Stock Exehsnss
On the 77tb sold for $4,000. Az that psics
Nc value Of IN. 1.ioo membership In the
Erchanzs is ~, ,ioo.ep.
N. n BACON states that the alleged In
serv,sw with him which wa. widely pub.
Ii-h~a on the 9ith inst, was ''unsuthorized
s.d IN ali essential particulars false"
Tus Tresssry Department on the 7,th
srv~hased $1,000 ounces Of silver for de.
av,ry a. the Ne~ Orleans and PhIlsdel.
rsIs min,s for coinage into standard
| dniIars.
Hoxs.rs.rHr DAT. . great grandson ol
- fs.oss chipp-ws chief Of that name
- - w..htustou end~a G><i = n .s~urs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31
INDIAN MARveLs.
An Illustration of the High Art Attained
by Asiatic Conlurors.

,,., :, a.. u,.. A.. A.,.,,.x
n, A.,s,,e con,arors.
-.
Inc WONDERS Oh conjur'ng' seen 10 .n'
southern part OF Asia. especially 10 Hin
dostan. are almoS beyond human belief
Travellers agree that such extraordinary
,a.,s a. charo,,o w,g. ,r,o .n.tc, ana
-, - - s.-.a,-..,~ !.
.a'"'"k 'ee'' s'o" "" .a",,"
inc stature OF trees, are aotuhiiy per
formed. Through what delusior OF tho
senses trustworthy witnesses have bees
made 10 believe In such iuRalery, ys
.rs !. GA, ,rno,.,, Ayesors trsvsls,
~, - -. 's".'Anr AeseA =.
N inala tnus .1s uescr'oss sne" 's'y o'o
'rich 10 sclen.'nc conyunng' ..,.
iaking ou' oI ms pocke. 'ong, h'n,
siln rope, sne oonlass' ,,,s su.,sa Up " 'sM -.
so'efni ioius nhu nhos i.th" eno'.' w,
ends Of which were bound round sno
rouno 'nIs clIu.e; NO 'n'e" " On 's
grcann, wnsIs y ny Lii.
Al,ernh.ely numminR una aIr; wnss
,ng'.nging smono.onou, !, cnorus, y. 49,, .nocs.
lnR Two s.icAs 'oRe'ncs sn 'ae .'ms' ~,
dancing 70 tne nolse or souno, tns uee
cora On ,ne eronno osgsn 70 move ABOUT
70 TWIST miner ana tni'ns,. 70 eyIMs u
circles, 70 leap up couple o. ieeI my
the AIR. ana then graausl'y 70 unioio
nseli, uil Isngtn " appeared on'ys
tangled mass OF rope.
10 sisw momsnn, nowsvsr-meIer
former All me ume Playing iouae''
knocking his sticks together violently.
singing more vigorously. ana leePing
about almost IN : inry,-the sangied
mass became unrnveled. ana tns foP
was a. once sc'sed py MN.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

wAsHrxeros, d. C., October 2G.
There sre and have been more applicants
for the oi1scs Of consul.General 81 Paris
than for any other under the Govern.
msnt, e II IL an once which u consid-
cred The most agreeable and pfofisbls in
the whole Consular service, bat The unm-
Der Of eaadidsiss has diminished istsly.
some Of them have been appointed TO
osAsF sad laist,of OF seeoad.rsla posi-
Mons In Europe or sou,h Amsrics. There
are still quite . number Of ssplrsnts fcf
this esssied place, bat secfesafy BsYard
dose rot sesm IN hurfs 70 disturb Mr..
Ceosss wslksf. Of New fofk, wso nov
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

wEsT srRisGrfgLD. Mass, October
26.-Rev Lester Williams, who was
struck by switch engine and knocked
from dr.wbridge last week, died yes.
terday. lie pfscticed Law at Knoxville.
Tenp., from lsl6 70 isis, aud 10 the lat
hr rear was q Baptist preacher 10 Ten.
nessee. In 1855 he was Superintendent
OF the Colored Refugees Home, al lamp
Nelson, Kv., and was chaplain Of the
Mississippi Constitutions Convention 10
1868. lie has been settled over several
churches In this State, and also at o.
wego and fredouia.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

--Ario Bates. Of Boston. has bssn tell
ing . story Of woman who went %
Concord. Mass.. and asked for soans q
Ralph Waldo Emsrsou's old oleeho =
use In . poets rug" nsds q pole1.
work. II can coroborats III s(ogy."
writes George rArsons Lalhup, ~.
cause, uhen l owned ssd livsd \ n
waysids. NaihanIel HaWtkofne's olt
hons q Coneord. he sane Veu6n -.
pied thsrs On : similar erSnn1 -
lola thas n was ialile. ~ eG1o1' ~
plck ~ soueshlnG nfoeue - -
70 carry away = nsmsntof tegu1
sioa vs. grn1eed. 80 - 1oe!.y 81 =
= cricket u the grnoe q ~ NUn -
put Il into : bo((Ie - - - -
had . orlehst l!su 3uegDC1I ~
ysra. "--D~Iss 5>ereok
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-31

y sArsssrfss, Ns~ Ysrt min as.lsy
e~ss dairy farm nssf HlIIlsss f,,,ag,.
Wsstehssssr County, sad > isffs ssms.,
~ ~ eews have besa on ths sIst Ilss
Ihs basfd n Health made en- lnys.,tsa
tion and fgand that ths saimsl. wsfs syf
fsfinEffcm pisafo passmosls. sls,y Ave
~ thsm wsrs killed m ths aAi
kxoovsHsoN PAosspf Vernon. died al
Itatlsad, ihs. sisss, on the sl.h, of irou
chlsl pnsumonla
IHs ON 'isI footing II The ofilelsI returns
of the Ohio election from eli counties
shows Fofskef's plurality 10 bs ia,ibs.
os the Aih tho Marquis Of I0fns wss
roughly handled BY a mob st Bren,ford,
Fog, willis making political speech.
1ns charges Of perjury against Julius
Dexter, Treasurer Of the Committee Of
Ons Hundred At Cincinnati, have been
dismissed.
THE wslkup case at Emporla, Kas.,
progresses very slowly. Tho evidence for
The s'sse Is 10, and the defense opened on
the 10Th.
TUE boat race between Hanlsn and
Tssmsr ON the 2lth was won BY the latter,
Hanlan giving up the race at the turn and
Tcemcr rowing leisnrely home.
W. u. BEACH, Of Cadillac, Mich, con.
tributed 81 900 to the sawduss swindis
fund al New York. James Kelly, has been
arrested and Identified as ono OF tho
swindlers.
On the 18th R,v. John McNamars, q
prominent Episcopal minister, dIed Of
paralysi, q. North Platte, Neb.
J. HERBERT BLAKE, q barrister who left
ireland for fear OF dynamiters, died at San
Antonio, Ter, on the 18th.
0S the 25th Canon Farrar preached at
Trinity Church, New York, on "Ths
Atonemsntn
SISTER CIPRIASA at Cairo, Egypt, states
that Oliver Pain was III aud was buriod
alive by the Arabs
JESSE BILLIsds, wealthy farmer, llv.
ing near Washington, Ind, has been in.
dicted by the Grand Jury on charge Of
forgery.
EDWARDS PIFRRrpoSr has addressed q
strong leIter to Hon. A. J. Warner, NJ. c.,
In defense OF silver and supporting the
Warner bill.
ON the 24ih Mrs. Ann Fsnnell, who was
bit en- by dog at Bridgeport, Conn, last
spring, was attacked with hydrophobia at
that place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-28
weatherford Notes.

WEATHRRFoRD, Jan. 27.--LSpocial. i
Calvin Lynch's wifo's beautiful and ac-
complished sister and gentlemanly and
courteous brother arrived here from
Tennessee. They arc solid farmers and
come to show us some of the latest and
best methods of manipulating the soil
and keeping no more stock than they
can keep right.
One more lone bale of cotton is on the
market to-day. 1t looSs lonesome.
Hon. Barnett Gibbs promised his ad.
miring friends here, in a speech during
the campaign, "to never let up until a
law was passed making IL unlawful,
with the preliminary trimmings, for
anybody in Texas TO fence over go acres
of land in one enclosure. And also de-
claring every sectional line 10 be first.
class Highway" This we all conceded
to be the eventual compromise between
free grasSism aud lease law. When the
Hon. Barnett reads this. win he remem-
Der his promise 10 his Weatherford con
stituents9
Several now corners on TIE taps TO
day, who come TO make their homes II
Parker. Among them, DIR. T. l.. Dean
OF Marion, Crittenden county, Ken
lucky, who hangs out his shiRgle here
will locate here and reinforce tn,
weatherford bar. Tho above gentle
men come with frst-class papers anC
each has large and interesting family
Also Mrs. Mary Miller and little grand
daughter Eva, sister-in-law OF Judge ii
w. Spivey, district clerk. The abov
DR.. Dean is brother OF Uncle Billy Dean
one OF our reliable farmers tributary +
this city. Also Mrs. Gould, cousin Q
Attorney Gibson, from st. Louis. Thi
Is what Weatherford nceds-plenty G
good live money, wit, grit and elbo'
grease from the states.