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Coi. Baum Once More.

AS HERALD reporter passed through
the rotunda of the Grand Windso! ho-
tel yesterday morning he observed n
VOL dressed gentleman with chopped
side whisllors and mustache, who had
the bearing of legal limb Of the law,
in close conversation with Chief of Po'
lice Arnold. A short time afterwards
the same gentleman was clos
eted with County Attorney
Clint. On investigation he proved
10 be Mr.. Marshall +. Mcdonald
of st. Louis, formerly attorney for the
Gould system OF railways, but Mt pres
ent assistant circuit attorney of 81.
Louis, who is here in tho int rest OF the
road TO procure the necessary papers
for the extradition OF Il. Baum, the Ia
nous cotton swindler, wanted here, who
has been held by the courts of Chat
ham, Canada, for eXtradition on the
charge of arson and forgery. Baum
has appealed and will have a hearing
on writ of babeas corpus.
at Toronto, on the Goth instant. Mr..
Mcdonald has no doubt but that Baum
will be extradited and brought back
here to tell what he knows concerning
the most gigantic cotton swindle ever
perpetrated in Texas. Should he get
the necessary papers prepared in time,
he will leave to-day for Canada.
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Trials at Sherman.

SHERMAN, April l5.-lspocial.l The
Jury In the case of Joo Williams, the
negro who attempted to kill his wife
and then commit suicide, found him
guilty OF attempted murder, and sen
tonced him to. five years in the poniten-
tlary.
Caesar Nelson, who was charged with
burglarizing tho residence of w. w.
Sherwood, of Denison, and stealing jew-
elry to the value of 5000, was acquitted
on the charge OF theft. The attorney
who was appointed to represent him,
endeavored to get him to disclose
what he had done with the property,
informing him that 1t was the
only way to get out Of the scrape, as he
could get him an acquittal II he could
return tho property, but to no purpose.
He persisted in denying any knowledge
OF the transaction. He Is still being
held tor the burglary.
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Dry GOODS.

PRINTS, MeITlmaok, fancy, SO hanchcs'
ter, bhiAmold, d; American, bi,i Pacific, b II
Hamilton, 81; Gloucester %; Gloucester,
% %issS ad o 3; s@r,o sE q E 5SSy s,oS
81 simpson mngn o; Allen, pink ana
purple, B; simpson silver grey, 8; Richmond,
pink and purple, o; Dunneil, ,shlrting, ~
Nagetta shlrtlng' ;siti Allen cheek, i rea-
body, black, 55si Simpson, black Rose
BRows suExrIsus--Crown,T ~; Augusta,
o. kllrich IL, 81 Charter Oak, 81 LIVE d OAK,
dale. b EnterpriSs, i; Glendale, x. 8; Boat,
Al. rs; Admission, ~
BLOWS sHIRTIsG.Cast Iron, SKI Farm
ers. ~; Honest, "a rocahonlas, "a Allen
SjS; Manotoba, 3 I; BEDFORD h, ~, .
BLEACHEp SitIRTlSG--New York, lOif;
wamsntta, ny Langton, "a; Lopsdnle, Il
Lonsiale Cambria, l2i MasonVille, lo5sifrult
OF the Loom, 50; Gold Medal, ~; Cream OF
TicKiHo-Amoskeag a G A, II; Amoskeag
A, l3ls; swim River, "a standard Q, =; Eas-
~; Acme g. DD, Sj,; Raleigh, IOlz; Standard
q, b; Pearl River, II; Sibley Awning, 10.
characterization, l0t; Thorndike, lQH;
American, 81 Rock RIVER Raleigh, Va;
Unknown, SS:s, "a Jewett CITY, %' Un'
pENiMs2AmoskOog l2gl; Otis, 1874; York,
1875; Warren, 1879.
CHECKs AND PLAIDs-Mouut Pleasant, 2;
Catawba, ~; Old dominion, z; Memphis,
-; Queen Oily, %; Augusta, Il; Tennessee
l0ts; Cottonaale, IA Cumberland Check, 4;
GiNdmAms-Bates sal; slatersville, s.
f., liz; Amoskeag, 50; Belleview, ~;
Wnshington, Q; Windemere, ~. -
CHEvioFs-oafdale, 9Is; Sterling, loHi
b. b. S sielf SIss s slGn r Ke.
EFT, 81; Boss, s; SllVerdale, s.; Arlington, o.
Victoria, IL; Germanla, 1871 Bates, ID.
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An Overtasked Brain.

A clergyman in Iowa, after few
weeks use of our Treatment says:
"Your Compound Oxygen has worked
like charm. have no special ailment
except from an overtasked brain.
Wakefulness, nervous irritability, and
tendency to paralysis were the most
marked troubles. Now, after three
weeks use, increase of weight, clear
mental horizon, freedom from incipient
paralytic attacks, and good rest. What
more could ask?" -.
our "Treatise on Compound Oxygen"
containing history of the discovery
and mode of action of this remarkable
curative agent, and large record of
surprising cures in consumption, ca
tarrh, neuralgia, bronchitls, asthma,
etc., and wide range of chronic dis
eases, will be sent free. Address DRs.
STARKEY & PALEN, HOO and I'LL Gil
rard street, Philadelphia.
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tNG-hlo 1917, lHASilssei PRIME pSs
mpefia!, S."gooc; f3 cans hysoA' SVS
rigi Jcl0rEl eyloi Jsiahi o'Syoooi Ga.
,auGAks--l oNyete9' sSSSv; guy iYs,l, 20 n,
stanoSIa ,s!a i ,S'2$u r., III
Srahulmed,tc 10 iHci Lousianh Wiuts e is]l
p6l' ua4c !" ,Si yellow cl9Tlheu' ote 70 Wv
H-eonns' oltc 20 &C. ,.,,,,.. ..s,-s,,, ..,,,,.
~ "l.5a : .,'iCo. oc,SI a. f''i'-I
&c Jar te b',li ~ s'rn SlSri ~ a, -.
stsGLI,9- !Cte inc Z. Us, Lytse' .HISI
- l1si lN3ci ilesi l'9 n oulluh''
hIoE,-M hoieessie' yySssS; WV O.. .-.-,,,
IN .hI ,. hs-.'ot ~ 81 o's"i IN->Ni0 wi NA'e''A
t3i ginger snaps, Se' 49,. IN. - p
s>O%PoCl,Vei ~ Y poEi p!eS AilulS' = |,
ssss w. ~ n DoSi . ID S''Sa' s'"' > Do"' " l.
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A Fea,ful Fall.

Yesterday morning Kane Wellington,
colored, and companion, whose name
was not learned, met with an accident
on South Polk street, while cementing a
well. A scaffold, on which they wers
standing, gave away, precipitating them
to the bottom, distance of 50 feet. \
part of the timbers of the scatIold fell
on them, and Wellington sustained dan
gerous gashes ABOUT the head and his
lett arm was fractured. lie was placed
in "a wagon and driven to Hickox X
HoRrno's drug store, where his wounds
were dressed, when no was removed to
mis- home in East Dallas. His injuries,
upon examination, proved to be of a
moro serious nature than first thought
Tor. His companion, strange to state,
escaped with only few slight bruises.
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De.Irshln rnrm Mncl,inerr.

A rapid, strong and durable hay
press, that will put 10 tons In grain
ear, IN much needed throughout the
west. Tho Whitman Agricultural com
pany, OF 81. Louis, gu 'rantoos Its Re.
bound Plungor Press to be superior TO
Ery OF ita class In all respects. It's sue
cuss with a. has been remarkable, having
been awarded FIRST prilo In 0Very CON
test. The company also manufactures
the magic ieod mill, with steel grinders,
which Is warranted to grind thirty
bushels OF feed per hour with two-horse
railway power, and makes fine family
meal. The celebrated Monarch " Young
America Corn aud Cob mills and Magic
Feed mills arc well known. Pacific and
Cahoon broadcast saeders for attaching
% farm wagons. Those sewers Will SOW
evenly from 30 to 80 feet wide, and are
wonderful labor-saying machine.
Send for circulars stating machine
wanted, as their manufacture embraces
q very large line OF firstclass farm ma
chlnery.
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A Big Railway Mortgage

The Texas Central Railway company,
which comprises the branches OF the
Houston d Texas Central railway, has
filed two mortgages In the office of the
county clerk. The first to the Metro
politan Trust company, of New York,
for 81, $4,000, at the rate of $4,000 per
mile built and to be built, the same to
extend to November, 1884. The second
mortgage is to the Farmers Trust COM
pany, of New York, for 81, 254 900 at the
rate of SIS, 900 per mile, built and to be
built up to May 1911. The road alleges
that the mortgage is for the purpose OF
retiring series of its bonds issued in
September, 1879.
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NEW York, April 15.-9 a. m.-Gen.
Grant has enjoyed a refreshing sleep OF
eight aud half hours. His pulse is "a
and Of fair volume. Temperature nor.
NAL. He is inclined to be cheerful and
chatty. He has at present no pain in
his throat, nor has he suffered from any
during the night.
STILL IMPROVING.
3p. MAT the consultation at 2 p. m.
Drs. Sands, Shrady and Douglass were
present. DR.. Barker was. unavoidably
absent. Gen, Grant was found TO be
in an improved condition AS compared
with that noted at the last general
consultation. The treatment pursued
was recommended to be continued.
AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW.
When DR.. Shrady left the generals
house after the consultation to-day, he
said, in answer TO question, tina. the
general condition of the patient was
imp owed. "How do you account for
this steady,improvemeDt?"i was asked.
"The generals bad attacks have
been caused by complications
associated with the usual progress OF
the disease. These have been overcome
for the present, and of course he is bet
ter. The temporary irritation in the
throat has been relieved, and the result
is what the bulletins have stated"
"And do the bulletins state every
thing?" was asked.
"The bulletins deal with the plain
facts, and with facts only" responded
DR.. Shrady.
During the consultation this after
noon, the general said to his physician
"The doctors outside, am informed,
are writing about my case and talking
about it, and some OF them seem to
think they know more about 1t than
YOU gentlemen do. But it's like q lime
of war, when the men at home think
they know better about it and how to do
it than the generals, who are on the
field fighting"
Soon after his throat was dressed this
morning the general said, in remarking
upon his improved condition, that he
thought he would get well.
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City Court.

City VS.. w. Kelly, intoxicated;
fined 80.
SCityvs. Gabo Brinker and jeff Davis,
vagrancy; discharged.
City vs, May Ross, yagrancy; fined So
City VS.. Schmidt, gaming; fined $40.
City We. ii. M. Moreheart, gaming;
fined $40.
City VS.. Sam. Basque, interfering with
private property; transferred.
City VS.. Charles Robinson; fighting;
dismissed.
City VS.. Hattie Willbright, abusive
Language; fined 81.
City VS.. Ellen Love, abusive language;
fined 81.
City VS.. Joe Williams, interfering with
private property; dismissed.
City VS.. Laura Baily, vagrancy;
fined IS.
City VS.. Annie Duff and Nellie Cliff
ford, vulgar and obscene language; dis
missed.
City VS.. G. E. Kitthoan; cruelty to an
imals; fined Us.
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and In the lower ehdoinen. The in,tef
IL n serious wound aud the physician In
attendance says In Nil probability liar.
nor will die. a few minutes after tie
above mentioned shooting, luck Lynn,
Jail guard, who had boon "runnlngJ
with ltaynor and who. was orazed
with llquOf, entered tho Gem
saloon with u pistol In his hand,
whom u gambler by tho namo of Robert
Cahlll presented a revolver vt his head,
and demanded that no hold up his
hands, which not being complied with,
Cahill fired ilve shots In quick success
sion ,one Of which entered Lynn's heart,
killing him instantly. Cahill gave him
solf up to-day, but tho cowboy who shot
Raynor, and who no ono seoms to
know, has disappeared. There IL very
little sympathy Tor any OF the parties.
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LEATH Err.

2 LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LHATHEH[4
heavy, free of brands, $50 Id; medium, nee zee
ID; A medium, one brand, $50 Id; Baltimore
crop, 4ic. ~,
BUFFALo SLAUGHTER-Prime, 10 TO B 10
side Soc ID; good, I6 to Is sides, &c lb conn
ter III TO Il 10 sides, &c Id; g. D., Matamoras,
sc ID; No. l, oak harness lea, 80 70 34c lib;
No g oak harness lea, 81 TO &c Id; No. j,
heun harness lea,33c ID; No. chem harness lea
&c Id; No. /, hem skirting lea, &c lbi No. 2
hem skirting lea, SOC Id. Welt and bride
leather, "a to So a side. -
70 ~ n 20 dozen, s1.20 III; IS to az ID TO dozen,
II5 lb A to 50 Id 10 dozen, Sl05 Id; 81 TO 60 10
10 dozen, u Id; 81 TO 20 10 TO dozen, s5c ID.
FRENCH CALF--sI.l5 to 100 Id; KY top
pings, ali colors, 8.25 TO $500 dozen; xxx top
bin "a, ali colors, extra large, $50 TO Ill DOZEN
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Precautions Against Cholera.

WAsHIYaToN, April l5.-Although no
official Information has been received
by the marine hospital bureau of the ex-
istence of cholera in any part of Europe,
the authorities are taking every precau-
ton to prevent its Introduction into this
country. The sanitary inspector at
tached to the foreign consulates have all
been reappointed by the secretary of
state. The quarantine station at Ship
Island and Sapelo Sound are already in
operation and those at Delaware. Break
water and Cape Charles will be put in
operation by the LIST of May.
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Health, Wealth and Happiness

sound stomach and good condition OF
the blood than most people suppose.
Thin blood means weakness, languor
and misery. A dyspeptic stomach
means all the horrors you can think of.
Browns Iron Bitters means enriched
blood, good digestion, healthy APPETITE,
sweet sleep and vigorous strenth. Mr..
Henry Hallam, South 18th street. st.
Louis, says: browns Iron Bttters re-
lieyed me of dyspepsia, and puriiied my
sands ofothers testify in the same way.
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See the notice of w. w. Ross in these
colu INNS. Watermelon seed for sale.


The Sons of the Seven Stars of Con
solidation, a co'ored organization, gave
u picnic yesterday at Shady View park.
There were u large number present,
many of whom came from Fort Worth
aud the surrounding towns. The color
ed brass band from Fort Worth, which
was uniformed, blew blast that
brought the picnickers together.
Speeches were made, lunches spread
ard the festivities concluded with a
daupe.
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An Alleged Robber CAPTURED.

Sheriff Smith left last evening for
Paris to bring back Frank Griffith, who
is in Jail there and who is wanted here
to answer to robbing Ben Green, of
Ellis county, of $500 while hack-riding
with him in this city about one year
ago. He was arrested on capias sent
from this county near Paris few days
since.
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A sad Death.

In Philadelphia recently at n coroner,s
inquest over the body Of child, the
Jury returned verdict that death was
caused by the administration of pat
DR.. Sam'l X. Cox, of Washiugt ton states
that not one cough medicine in ton Is
free from this objection. After careful
analyses and practical tests, he irdorsos
Red Star Cough Cure as being purely
vegetable ABSOLUTELY free from opiatos,
poisons and narcotics. He regards II
as most happy and valuable discov'
a,sV
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-16

Constipation is positively cured by
Carter Little Liver Pills. Not by
purging and weakening the bowels, but
This is done by improving the digestion
and stimulating the liver to the proper
secretion OF bile, when the bowels will
perform their customary functions in
an easy aud natural manner. Purgs-
tive pills must be avoided. Ask for
Carter's Little Liver Pills. Price 25
nalllS
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The properties of Mishler's Herb Bit
ters are wholly medicinal. 1t is COM
pounded on scientific principles upon a
German formula, 200 years old. Clergy
men, temperance people and all other
classes who oppose strong drink on
principle, indorse and recommend our
great household remedy. 1t is sure
cure for kidney and liver complaints.
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state. WERE, a few days slnoe, divided,
NJ, Van Dyne having charge ~ tho
Mr.. llorran Ofthe international n Great
NOrthefn railway, has charge ~ aupor-
lntendent Of the lines In Texas. The
party left for the west on lls tour NJ m.
uuDgtluu.
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j. Herran, the new superintendent OF
the Missouri Pacific railway in Texas,
and ]. b. Van Dyne, superintendent OF
the northern division, which extoods
from Denison to Hannibal, aud others,
arrived in the city over the Missouri
Pacific railway yesteroay noonl. on
tour of inspection of the lines IN Texas;
The division which formerly. extended
from Hannibal, Nilsson /, and whtcn
included the lines OF the roads Ia thls
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A Prisoner Riddled by Bullets.

SAN ANTONIO, April 15.-[Special.]-
Reports were brought IN tonight from
Wilson county that last night farmer
of that county, name not ascertained,
attempted to assasslnate neighbor for
some grievance and was arrested. This
morning, while near Fairview, Wilson
county, be was taken from the officers
Nv friends of his toe and riddled with
bullets. The body was left lying by
the roadside all day, no enc caring to
disturb 1t.
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LIVE STOCK.

THE quotations given below refer to corp-fec
animals, living weight
BKEvEs-sl1<9sc per pound.
Cows--Sc per pound, D1ilch COWS, com
SEEEP-Prime, 3QtS11sc per pound.
9oATs-Eone on the market.
doos-35, $40 per pound.
BULLS AND STAee-l1fg2c per pound.
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Will servo a limited number of fin,

VIII serve limited number OF line
cows
Thoroughbred HoLsTEINBULL "MoN-
ARcH,n registered II. II. b., No. 4S3.
Thoroughbred JERSEY BULL, "GREAT
o. REX's SON." registering \. j. Q. c.,
No. II ,254, grandson OF the famous Rex,
king of bulls. sold to czar of Russia for
an enormous price, at Riverside Stock
Farm, Houston street, near Brewery.
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The removal of Prof. Sanborn of n.
H., after being pronounced incurable by
score of physicians, from Las Vegas,
N. M, to his home, was effected by adj
ministering DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic,
which has restored him to his former
good health.
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r.r-srvr. wi, pUILDINa MATERIAL.

L,T-gEv-. IND BUILDING MATAkAzsA'
LuMBsR-Rough lum Der, $500; native
ceiling, IS 90; u native ceiling, 2,59; q native
flooring, $500; u native siding, 1900; n rough
sHiSaLEs-B Boss, cypress. $3.50; 9. x cy.
press, 4.Ol; No. l cypress, $40 native pine
hearts, $50; native Sap hearts, sz.Io.
PosTs--Cedar posts, best, H11c each.
LATHs-Per 1000, 400. mn
BPicK-Dallas brick, $50 per LOCO.
PLASTER PARIs-New York, 4.OO; mlcni-
Observation-Disclosures, 2.75i Portland, best,
GToNE FLUEs-About SOC per foot.
DRAIN PIPE-From l8c per foot, ane nlgn-
according to size.
IIME-Coopered lime, zoo per Darrell
HAIR-Goat, Sc per pund.
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Ell PAso, April 15.-[Special.l-Th
morning about o'clock row occurred
Ia The Gem saloon, in which William
2aynor was shot twice by a cowboy,
name unknown, in the left shoulder
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Seed! Seed

Seed! Seed!!
Strictly pure Johnson grass seed, Ger.
man millet seed, Hehey's celebrated
gold-leaf cotton seed, five locks, short
jointed, one month earlier than any
other kind. For sale by
JOHN Il. MEYER,
615 Elm Street, Dallas.
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If you are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, try Carter's Lit
lie Liver Pills and take some comfort.
pill dose.
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Pain from Indigestion, dyspepsia, and
too hearty eating is relieved at once By
taking one of Carriers Little Liver Pills
Immediately after dinner. Don't forget
this.
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The Rcy. George &. Thaycr, OF Eour..
bon, Indiana, says: "Both myself and
vito owe our lives to Shiloh's Consump-
ton Cure" Bold by j. Williams d Co.
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Are you laado miserable by lnaigoa-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss Of sp-
petite, yellow skin? 3hiloh's Yiteizer !s
a positive cure. Sold by J. l.. Williams
~ On
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-16

Believe at Once.
Bensou's Capcine Porus P!asters are
prompt, thorough and highly medici-
al,"-Dr. G. V. b Kennedy.
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Tho Isthmus Situation.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-Secretary
Whitney has received the following
telegram from Admiral Jouett:
al crossed tho isthmus yesterday.
Good order continues. Our men are
all sound and comfortable"
A PEACE COMMISSION.
PANAMA, April l5.-The peace COM
mission has lett for Buena Vuentura,
and good results are anticipated. Adj
miral Jouett visited Panama yesterday
and inspected the detachments OF ma
rines on duty here, which are a fine
body OF men, in excellent health and
spirits. An attack by the government
forces from Buena Vuentura is almost
inevitable, but at present they have no
transports.
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ShiIoh's Cough and Gonsuraption Cure
Is sold by us on guarantee, It oures
consumption. Sold bv j. l.. Williams
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to
cure. Sold by j. l.. Williams u Co.
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Bhiloh's cure viii Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis,
Sold bv J. l.. Williams& Co.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh'a
cure will give immediate relief. Price
$3.50 and 81. Sold by j. L. Williams &
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Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint7 Shiloh's Vitalizer IL
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by. j. L..
Williams .G Co
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Sleepless nights made miserable the
thst terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure ia by
remedy for you. Sold by j. L. Williams
IL Co.
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Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved Dy Shiloh's cure
Sold by j. L. Williams ~ Co.
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IBID. +Asked.
lesps, dull; Liverpool, steady: Galveston
Watermelon seed for sale by WV.
Ross. See his notice
"Little Joker" is the best smoking
tobacco.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-09-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ESTLER HoTEL-JoHN II. DUKE, PROP.
John II. Osbourn, Carlisle, Pa; f. l..
Etchison, Washington, ID. c.; Z. G. II.
Cropped, John Moorehead, L. J. Lacked
l. G. Deming. l.. Dow Hess, Mrs. Di-
der. son and daughter, Baltimore; c.
X. Darlington, New York; w. Black
well. f. c. Williams, S. w. Lambert,
z. A. Rohrbaugh, d. w. Shaffer, Sam
uel Freeze, c.. a. Hanshew, Martins
burg, w. Va; VIM. II. Kreps, VIM. l..
Hammond, o. w. Ruger, Hagerstown,
Md; Frank McCook, Cleyeland, Ohio
J.P. Warden, MI. Pleasant, Pa; Fl. c.
jerks, Richmond, Va; F. Dishhimer,
10. Allen. Philadelphia; A. j. Hare,
Grafton, w. Va; j. f. Wyatt, r. A.
Alexander, Charlestown, w. Va; JAS.
d. Anderson, Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
Osias del Auguela, r. B. Bowre, st,
James College, Nd. r1.f.i. fg.t
CENTRAL HorEL.--MRs. n. d. LEE, Pro,
John S. Staub, Z. Feelemyer, j. E,
Rhodes, Baltimore; C.. NJ. Troxell, Ha-
gerstown, Nd; Z. Main, Wisconsin
L. NJ. Blackburn, Portland, Me-; VIM
III. Eastburn, Detroit, Mich; T.. Piper
j. +. Delaney, Sharpsburg. Nd; F
ii. Chopper, Keedysville, Nd; j. +
HartgrOve, Rev. Il p. Wilson, Harper's
Ferry, w. Va; p. IT. Brown, Winches.
ter, Va; r.. l.. Shaner, Frederick Co.
Va. J. W. Bane, Charlestown, w. Va.
Geo. II. McIntire, Daniel Hertzle, Car
Isle. Pa. 80 %