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Tuesday, Feb. II,
Thursday. Feh. 12,

Cold wave s"eep.ng across tine whole
country.
The citizens of 1ircola, Cal, have driven
all Chinese cut of town.
James S. West was frozen to death on tie
road from Munc;e to Sclhel, Ind
The Indiana senate passed bin appropri.
aing $40, 900 to PeriGe university.
Anarchists holding meetings in Ell parts of
tie country. Meetings largely attended
The legislature OF Illinois las not yet
reached q ballot On the senatorial question
Legal proceedings have been begun in Ham.
uto1,, O., a:..airsy <. ). SoTg and /. {. Sup
son, tobacco manufacturers, WHO hare been
arrested charged with conducting q lottery in
the sale of certain brands OF tobacco.
Fire theatrical performers were arrested II
Dayton, o., tor giving a SUNDAY en -citain
D.err.
The N.sT- YORK senate paSsei q resolution
ind...si;.. the Edmua5s bill for the retire
ricIit cI Ger. Grant
The ANIMAL report OF the trustees OF the
Peabody fund shows The fund to be, in Fed
erai currency, 81, ,1ci,5e5.
John Moore, a r. II S. clerk on the postal
route between New York and Pit:sburg, was
Father Hugh ONcili. os St Patrcks, Indi-
a-ls. Oils, Ind, has been perenipto:clg re-
uo.ed by ;he bishop Tor dabblins in politics.
New Warrants for Oklahoma Boomers.
WICHITA, Eas., Feb l6-Gen. Hatch has
arr:rel here from Fort Leavenworth He
cy,ls,.iei w;.h United States Attorney Hol-
lowell at Topeka THURSDAY, and Assistant
U1lit,d STATES Attorney Eatton Friday in
framing; Charges for the rearrest of Couch,
Wilcox and otter colonists who We're set at
liberty u lei" days ago Tor want of witnesses
for the prosecution. Gen. Hatch, in CONVEX
sation with Agent Lemon. said that he wanted
tle Question nog in dispute settled; that he
didn't wan5 to sc down there again and suffer
from rigorous weather as he and his men had
suffered i:lis winter He srid further that If
the contest shows that th. e co!oiiists had a
RICH. 10 settle in Oklahoma ne would be will
ing 10 protect them in their right against In
d ans, cattienien, or any otller encroachine1lts,
but his action, paSt-and present, was in obedi-
ence to orders fr,m his superior officers. As
yet Attorney Aatton has not completed the
new charges upon which the colonists are to
he raarfested.
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Personal .:.nfion.

Governor kI;0tt Eas refused to commute
the sentence OF ttia. Neal, the last Of the Ash
land murdeTcrs, and he VIII be hanged on tie
21tn
PreSdsnt-elect Cleveland attended Gov.
Hills iirst Official ieco;l.c;, Wednesday even
ing end assisted IN Iecei' ing guests.
George /. Seney's magnificent collection Of
Iic.ureS, seccnd only il value to tli;.t of VIII
Lam IL Vanderbilt, o:dered TO be scid by
auction ca March iG q New York.
Jus.ice Bradley ha; expressed a desire a
to retire from the UllIei States supreme
bealcn IN oIrie.' 1i,:t vacancy may be created
before the c::pi, at:on of President Arthur's
term
j. S. Pu,yly sues Russell Saga Cor ALLEGED
larceny in se>yir:ng doot against tie iorier
Gurus ". Field lias brought proceedings
against He ' Labouchore and JAS Gordon
Bennett Tor libel
Butler Maione, son of Senator Nahone, is
under bo;i,is OF 81 ,0o0 to keep ile peace.
Senator BayarG paid another visit to Cieve-
land Sunday.
(a I. Plieial hss re.urne1 to his home III
KaaSas City from Ne'9 York.
Nn. W. Astor, Unite1 States minister to
Italy, has resigned, and the resignation is ac-
ce.,teI
a nephew OF Gen. Gordon attended a court
ball il Brussels tine night his uncle Was
killed.
MIR. aiii;er, Speaker Of the Canada senate,
allows 10 admission TO rooms adjacent 10 ti,s
c.aanfer lie fears dynan4.a
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Administrators Sale Of
R EETs E5IA -

In pursuance OF an order Of the Pro-
bate Court OF Hooking county. Ohio.
we will offer for sale at public auction.
On Saturday. February 2S. 1885.
at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, upon the premises, the
following described real estate, nee OF
dover, situate i'll the county of HockihS
and Stale OF Ohio 10 wit:
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AY RS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other COLI :sla:nts are 20 ;nsidions in their
attack as those affecting the threat and lungs:
none 80 trit;ed with by the ina ;crty of suffer-
ers. The ordinary cough or cod, resulting
perhaps from 8 trining or unconscious ex-
posure, is often iut the beginning of a fatal
sickness. AYEK's CHERRY PECTOHAL las
well proven its efficacy in q forty years fight
with throat and iung diseases, aid should 10
taken i'll al c2scs without delay.
A Terrible Cougs, Cured.
"In 1867 took a severe cold; w,iiel, affected
my lungs. Eaai a terrible cough, aiid passed
night after night without sleep Tie doctors
gave me up. l tr.sd AYEE'S CHERRY Pc
TOEAL, which relieved MY lungs, induced
Sleep, and afforded HE tie rest necessary
for the recovery of lay strength. BY the
continued use of the PICTORIAL a perIns;-
nent cure eHected. an now G. years
Old. iae and hearty, and ann satisfied your
CHERRY pECTuRAI. saved me.
HORICr FtinEROrHEB."
Rockingham, VI, july Il, Iss2.
Croup.-A Mothers Tribute.
"While in tile country last winter my litth
boy. three years old, was taken ill lwi,h Group;
it seemed as if he would t.ie from strarsu-
lation. One "f the family suggested the use
OF AYERS CHERRY Pee ToEAL. q bottle of
which was always kept iii tie 1ouse. This
was tried III s,,.all AMI frequent doses, and
10 our delight in less than half an hour the
little patient was breathing easily. The doc
tor said that the CHERRY PICTORIAL. had
Fave,l my daiins's life. Can you NOi.cer at
our gratitude: Sincerely YOURS,
hi;S. EMMA GEr~EY.''
153 West 1cStii ST., New Io-k, May le, iss2.
"l have used AYEa's CHrERy PICTORIAL
In my family for several Years, and 10 not
hesitate to pronounce il the most efectuai
remedy for coughs and coh:s we have ever
tried, -. CRANE"
Lake Crystal. AIinn., March Is, iee2.
"Isuif-red for eight years from Bronchitis,
and after irving NAH: raHiettt S with Ho S;ic-
cess was cured by The use of AyrE's CHIR-
RY PICTORIAL. JOSEPH WALDEN.
Byl;alia, Miss, April 8, 1se:.
81 cannct ssy cnnuel, in praise OF AYrH's
CHERRY PICTORIAL, be.ieyii. as 40 t.2e
but for its Use I s.:oul,: ion. stree lave s.led
fron, lung troubles l.. EEAGDOS.
Palestine, Texas, April e2, lsea.
No case of an afFccticn of the throat os
lungs exists which cannot be greatly renewed
BY the use of AYERS CHERRY rECToRAL.
and Vt will G''cnyS cure when the disease IS
not already beyond the coatroi of ne,'iciEe.
PREPARED HY
Dr.. .Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all DruSgista-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Latest Quotations of the Stock. Produce
and Cattle Markets.

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-Money per cent. Ex-
H. noa N f.axarune.,;S duh
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Live SfNcE.

CINcIsNATT. Feb. l7.-l:ArTLE-Csood to choice
butchers SIS. -: fair, ;i.55ia p: common. 81
G5: stocAers ,..d feeders, 81. .aaGi 50: yeariings
and calves. Ss.5-J3.5e.
HOGS-Selecsed butchers, Ss9525: fair to
good packing. SI-0l5. 10 fair tc good light, S5G0
o.: common. $3.50 4 i.go: cul,s S32ss3S5
SGEEP-Co;iinloi. 10 ie.Ir. So sg.;.-s; good to
Choice. $50 as: weS.iess, Si.5o IS.
LAADss-Co;2ir,oI. ;. o.s-;..5: g, od Skd175.
Cnioaso. Feb. E.--H03I;j;-::7,.: :7.:s to sood 81 ie9
4.9o; nl.,.ed packing, S3.45Ji.SJ c.lo.ce heavy,
S4.9ocLe5
CATTLE-Exports, S5S3aG-25: good 10 choice
shipping, S2ad $50: conlinon to fRir, 81 l0gs.15;
stockeiS and feeders 81. .4OsI5.50
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Casualties.
W. a. Andre rs, Eeadville, Pa, wa

w. II. Andre rs, Eeadvllle, Pa, was
crushed to DEAN by an elevator.
The three -year-oii child of Finn Taylor was
shot through; tthhe head by the accidental dis
charge of pistol at Andersonvilie, Tenn, re-
ceivins fatal injuries.
Gid Rider was Killed By freight train on
the c., w 6 g., near Blanches1er, o.
An avalanche il Utah swept Away the town
of Elta, killing fiUeen persons and dong
great damage.
Mr. Henry II. Patterson, OF Cincinnati,
mate of the steamer Granite State, was in
stantly killed ut New Albany, Ind, Sunday,
while handling a Shaft OF the steamer Ben
Franklin. Tie remains arrived at Cincin-
natl Mcnday night for tnterment.
Fishers brick elevator, a. Huntington, Pc.,
holding 81 coo bushels OF grain, gaye wa,
making loss of S3,0, 900.
Ex-Congressl,an Stewart, while attempting
the arrest OF burglar, as Chicago ho,ei,
was shot and er;laps fa.aliy' injured.
Business Troubles.
Prominent business men of P...;shurr are
Ct The opinion that Oliver bros Il Philips
viii Lot be granted an extension, as the loii
is too leavy for TIE firm to carry.
Ferr., Davis C Co., cotton factors, OF Gin
cisnati. assigned Assets and liabilities each
estim;.ted at $4,000.
Harris q James, bankers, at ST Geneviere,
Mo-, have made an assignment. Mr.. Harris
vas also engaged IN copper .iiining and smith
ing, and valued us esIate at S200,uo0.
Davis Roper & Co., OF PeSersburg, Va,
commission merchants, have made an assign
ment Liabilities $4,000; nominal assets
SI5o nO0
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General.

CINcrSSsrr. Feb. T.-FLOUR-Fancy. SIl59
1. 80; family. SS-55a3.90.
WUEAT-No : red, sSc; No. 5, s2fas5c.
CO2E-No. lnixei. A. C: No. ), SIC: ear, 43c.
OAr:-No. . mixed, 3D.; No White, &c.
RYE-So. =. 7ac.
BARLEf-Sprins. s5s.oc: fall :5aS5c.
PORK Family. Si2.5 .ie.75; re-u.ar. SIZES.
BACON--o.ioudefs. as -5 &c; Short ciear SIDES
7.0a.s1.i0c. Lard-ke:;;e ;e-7ts g15sc.
CHEfSE-rri,ie 10 ,;ioice OHIO. 10 9llc; New
York. = 1iS &c. North aest-r1l &C as &C.
P0SLTtsY-fair chickens. j.. % 900; prime
S. % 13..5; ducks, S5.i.; seeSE SOD 800 per
doz-; 1--we turkeys, 10 80 &c: dressed, !3 sii@c.
HAi-No timothy, 81. % si5.0J; No I, Sil.50
@l2Go mixed, S.J0J Sli.o1: wheat and rye strax.
$500 .g1.0i; oass straw. :. 90 800.
New YORK. F,b. l7.-WHEAT-No. 1 white.
e0c: 40. rel 3t;s gale.
COisN--Aiixei western. 80 s53j2; futures 10 @
s2sssc. G;ats-Nestern. ~ 40.
Nav ORLEANS, Feb 1..-SUGAR- Refining,
common, ~ a4i.c; inferior, 395.ac; choice
white, s Sc; OF white, 5Gji4e; choice yellow. 5s
a55sc.
MoI-ASSES Good fair. a5e3ec; prime, at956c;
choice Iic: centrifugal prime - l3Sc: fair, &c.
DETECT. Ieb. 1..-N EEAT-No. white, 81; &c.
No. red. .7c: Michigan s,it red, s. Sc
TOLEDO. Feb. E.-WEEAT-No. >, 70c; No. 2
soft, s4lts5izc.
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a;s,l;;,ST5s MATTED

AENEfs'.s This grin nd hook is now
1ASsE ~ L - ouf-snilinS all others IL I o
]. Ministers, Editors Critics, to-, ur9uri-
lifle.tly endorse it and wish il GD,ispeed.-
We have III my li,iv a cents who have sold
over 200 in their resp 'ctive townships. We
want 81 tcw good nseiitS-men Or wcmen-
in this vicin,ty at o.ce. We give extra
terms. and pay fres"ht Now is the time to
make III ney s0 our .lrcni;.lS. Civ ing s,e
cia Terms, Extracts, etc, sent ir"e Cores
pom hence invited. Address
A. d. WORTHINGTON& Il CO., Hartford
Conn. dec 22-5m.
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An earthquake was ieis in the vicinity OF
tie City Of mexico Sunaay February l.
Sebastopol. Russia, is no-y a free port
Russia has ordered two Thousand new kr;Ipp
guns for Asiatic domains.
Germany imposes tariff of seventy-five
cents per one hundred pounds On imported
wheat.
More earthquake shocks arc felt in Spain
Eessan Pasla, brother of the kheiive, has
accepted command OF the Egyptian troops
It is rumore3 that France is preparing to
send an expedition to Tripoli, TO foress;,li
Italy.
An official tl:s2atch from Gen Bricr de
rIsle. states ti,e French loss at the taking %
Langson was thirty killed and 22122 wounded
Sanoi;s have revoltel against the Egyptian
government ct Harrar, and Italians there
ask the protection of tbs il home government.
A German fag IN e German socialist fu-
reral procession in Paris invited stones fr,m
Frenchnien ON the s-Gcwalk, and a free iigpr
ensued.
The funeral Of a socialist journalist in Paris
was u great demonstration. A riot occurred
between Germans in the procession and
Frenchlnen
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nIrs. WInslow's soothIug syrup.


Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes in the
Boston Christian Freeman:-We would
by no means recommend any kind o.
medicine which we did not know 10 be
good-particularly for infants. But OF
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup wo can
speak from knowledge, In our own
family 1t has proved a blessing indeed
by giving an infant troubled with collie
pains quiet sleep, and the parents un.
broken rest at night. Most parents car
appreciate these blessings. Here is an
article which works to perfection ana
which is harmless; for the sleep which Il
The little cherub awakes "bright as q but
TOM And during the process of teeth
ing its value is incalculable. We have
| frequently heard mothers say that they
would not be without it from the birth o.
the child till it had finished with the
teelhinp siege, on any consideration
Whatever. Sold by all druggists. q
cents bottle,
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Waco Local Note.

WACO, March, 4.-[Speciall--A f..
Galley who is to have second trial at
this term of district court, charged with
rape, succeeded in making bond to day,
and is at liberty for the first time since
last spring. At his first trial the jury
gave him ninety nine years in the pc IL
iteutiary.
The Day, the evening paper here,
claims to be the first paper in Texas to
publish the inaugural address OF the first
democratic President inaugurated in
twenty-eight years. 1t came out at
4:30 O'clock this afternoon with 1000
word Geographic special from Wash
ingtom, giving Il full account of tho in.
augural ceremonies and Cieyelands ad-
dress.
Mr.. j. M. Bagby and Mrs, Horace
Rowe OF this city were married at the
First Baptist church tonight. The lady
is the widow OF the late Horace Rowe
we'll known in Texas literary circles.
Mr.. Geo. TAYLOR and Miss, Josie Beck
were also married tonight. Both coup
| les stand well in society circles here.
| A young woman giving her name as
Mrs. Redden is in the city claiming to
be deserted here by her husband, VIM.
Redden. She says they were married
in Bryan five months ago; that they
were eHroute for San Antonio and Red
don left her in WACO without cent OF
money, also that she has mother, Mrs
Cawthorn, living in Bryan. Her case
exclted considerable sympathy.
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The Violate BELT company Of March
chsll, Mich, offers 70 send their cele-
brated electro Voltaic Belt and Other
Electric appliances ON trial for thirty
days TO men young or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
and manhood and all kindred troubles
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral
vsis and many other diseases, Com
ploto restoration to health, vigor ganC
manhood guaranteed. No risk is IN
cured, as thirty days trial is Flowed
Write them at once for illustrated pam
inlet free.
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Peculiar People.

A queer old gentleman in Washington
has a hobby for keeping up home for
elderly and debilitated cats He has u
house full of them. He is the victim of
dyspepsia, which has, to a certain ex-
tent, unsettled his mind and made him
odd. Don't ever let your dyspepsia go
so far as that. YOU can check it, and
drive it completely out by using
Browns Iron Bitters. Mr.. X. 4. Heron,
st. George, South Carolina, says: ~
used Browns Iron Bitters for dyspepsia,
and have found great relief"
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soldier for the PenItentlary.

ARLENE, March 4.-[Spocial. 1.-Two
colored soldiers, Taylor and Miller, in
charge of Sergeant Ortell, passed
through the city last night on their way
TO Kansas, TO DO confined in the peniten-
,iary at Lansing, for two yeas. The
prisoners wore brought from Fort
Coucha and were CONVICTED OF shooting
and stabbing other soldiers at that
al
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having Just arrived from the coal mines
OF the company in Mexico, On the sub.
Ject OF removing the general offices ot
New Orleans ne learned that
neither consideration nor determination
bad been had ON this point, and that the
shops might remain here always, so far
as he knew. Articles in the Times.
Democrat saying the Office would be
moved, he said, was all guess work,
and without foundation in fact. Col.
Hutchinson is stopping here for day
or two, but is en- route home.
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Ersssslre Use of Crlnr ororm

Houston, March Especial. 1T was
decided to-day to examine into the
cause of the death of Capt, ], Il. Foster,
who died yesterday, 1t was held at the
request of his wife. The jury returned
verdict that his death was caused
from the excessive use Of chloroiorm.
He was under treatment OF physicians
at the time. His remains viii be sent
to Pitlsburg, Pennsylvania, his old
hOn1a
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Ia Yonr Elnnd Pnre9

For impure blood the best medicine
known is ROSADALIS. 1t is the great
Southern time tried and true remedy.
Take IL at all times for cancer, scroiula
liver complaints, weakness, bolts, tu.
mOrs, swellings, skin diseases, malaria,
and the thousands ills that come from
impure blood. 10 insure q cheerful
disposition take ROSADALIS, which
will remove the prime cause, and re-
store the mind to its natural equili-
hriurn
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Warrants were issued yesterday by
United States Commissioners Bently
and Mccormick for the arrest of Post
master G. G. Dewey, of Plano, and Il. Q.
England, postmaster of Kaufman. MIR.
Dewey, who is at present in Washing
ton, is charged with opening the letters
land with being deiaulter to the tune
of $l,557. Mr.. Dewey has stood very
high in this section, and his friends
think there must be mistake.
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NEW YORK, March 4-Gen. Grants
condition IA unchanged. lie rested
comfortably last night aud was late In
rising this morning,
NEW YORK, March I.-COl. Fred Grant
saws Gen. Grant rested easier and was
in all respects better to-day than yes
InrhnX.
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M. rI.. n. Rninhnrdi,s.

ThO TIFN VI NtTWTIWEWI - :, !,
Has considerably damaged Humans
stock in the wholesale department.,
which he offers to sell at almost give
away prices. This is good chance for
every body to buy cheap plumes, tips
feathers, pushes, hats, velvets,
ribbons, silks, satins, velyeteens,
laces. dress buttons, hair goods, rush
ing aud many other goods Tor ladies'
wear. Ladies should 20 early TO avoid
the rush at Il. Bauman's, 700 Elm
airaat
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The man who struck Billy Patterson
has never been satisfactorily deter
mined. 1t should be distinctly under
stood, however, that this was not the
William Patterson who wrote as tot
lows from Springfield, Ohio: 'My
daughter was taken with a severe
cramp in her stomach, so severe that
she could not stand or walk. / con-
cluded to try Mishler's Herb Bitters
before calling on physician, and am
happy to say that In ten minutes she
was entirely relieved after taking three
tablespoonfuls."
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After pcstItnte Amorlcnns.

NEw ORLEANS, March 4.-The United
states steamer Gslena has gone TO Gem
ud America to bring home the desti-
ute American railroad laborcrs.
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Fire Record.


ST, PAUL, MINI, March 1.-The ST.
Paul Plow Works, three miles from tho
city, burned last night. -Four buildings,
valued at $4,000, together with $4,000
worth of machinery, burned, The total
Insurance Is 100000,
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Failures.
-.

Sr LOUIS, March Al. T. Mayer, a
cigar dealer, made confession Of iudg'
menis TO day, aggregaung SSi ,Soo. Ihe
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A Railroad Maa Interviewed.

HOUSTON, March i.-lSpecial.l- A re-
porter OF the Evening Journal inter-
viewed A. @. Hutchinson, general mana
Her OF the Atlantic system, who is here,
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Michigan boy ate a bar Of soap,
drank a lot of soda water and went to
bed To cure his cold. The doctor had u
hard time TO pull him through, bat the
boy now SAYS the next time he catches
cold he will use Dr.. BULBS Cough
Svrnn
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Nn,ionni Cattlomon.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The executive
committee of the National Cattle Grow
su association, in session here to-day,
appointed A sub. committed OF three 70
decide upon the date and place for hold
Ing the next annual convention,
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Grand Opportunity

A Grand Opportunity,
The stock and fixtures OF one oil the
best stands In the city OF Dallas, can pe
bought for a few dollars a splendld
business well established satsiactory
reasons given for selling. Address Il.
N. HERALD Office.
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THE STRIKE AT PALESTINE.
PALESTINE, March 4.-ISpecial.l-The
striking shop men will hold a meeting
tonight to determine upon their next
move, whether to hold out or resume
work
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pnsi.nnlrn Rnhhed.

OZARK, ARK., March 1.-THE post
office at this place was robbed of $500
last night by blowing open the safe
The burglars escaped,
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We will continue to make our best
shirts for SIS per dozen, until March 10.
This Is the last chance, as they go back
to former price after that date. We
have 200 urlauudered shirts for 90 cents
each. Respectfully,
OLIVER BRes,
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GLovERsvILLE, n. ", March 4.-John
H. Norman, toller in the National Full
ION county bank, has sbsconded. His
right.
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II there ever was specific for any one
yIS,nplaint, then Carter's Little Liver
sll,s are Appetite for sick headache,
n sn9 every woman should know this.
only one pill dose.
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Racea postponeti,

NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-Rain post
ponod the races till Saturday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-06
LEsTER LIST.

The following are the letters REMAINING
In the post-office at Dallas, Texas, for
the week eRdlng Mach 5. lSSS II
not called for within four weeks same
will be sent Ia the dead-letter office. Par
ties calling for these letters VIII pl ase say
advertised l.. S. GARkIsoN. p. III.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-06

Webster, the Elm street photogra'
pher, is sim on top in quality, and bot
tom on pricos.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-01-01
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

BY virtue of an order of the court of Or
binary of Cobb county, will be sold before
the court house door Of said county on the
first Tuesday in January next. during the
legal hours OF sale. one undivided halfnter.
est in lot of land No. $50 in 21st district
and End section of Barlow county.
Also one house and lot in the village OF
Acworth. known as Gregg lot-good new
room house on the lot-and lot contains
ing 2 acres more Oh less; half acre in good
grapes Also GO acres of lot of land No. 30
20lh district and I'd section in corporate
limits of Acworth a comfortable 9 room
house on said land, all to be sold as the
property Of Harry Strickland. deceased. for
the benefit ofthe heirs and creditors of said
deceased Terms cash. This December
I'd, 1884.
J. II. HUMPHREYS
j. ID. STRICKLAND. ( Admr's