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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26
Frssh gurnip Seed
At Turner & Mcclure's.


HIIFFF I4VFI JIMMIE N""FI"F
Never fails when the directions are fol-
lowed, heEce there is never word o.
compliant heard against II. The mex.
perienccd cook Is able 10 make az good
bread with II as the professional baker
simply because its ingredients ace 80
compounded as to make failure impossl-
bic when the directions are followed. a
trial Is all that Is necessary 20 make II in
dispgnsable 70 all wellreguluied house
holds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

A large party WIN san about the S0th q
octoaer from Texas port Tor Buenos
Ayres 70 form an Euglisb colony IN the
ArgrntlUe Repnblic. Passage very 'og.
For particulars write G. b. Gordon, "a
solndaa street, San Antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

10y reason to suspect you
usulty with your liver or
Y leel unable TO do your
|'Aler with cold feet, or have
body, you shoald take
aeLean's liver and kidney
wv and kilney balm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26
P0Oa MARY GRAY.
Running Away from Foioe the iron Horse
brushes flor TO Death.

crushes fier 10 Death.
Special 70 tie azetle.
VlNirA, |. T., Aug, 25 Esrly yester-
day morni & the maugled remains Of
Mary Gray, girl Of seventeen, were
found on the Missouri Pacific track, two
miles north OF Chouteau. She appears
TO have been runn ng away from her
home, few miles 80 me country The
engineer noticed something on the track
as the locomotive passed over, but Aup-
posed il TO be log. A short time alter
wards, 90 stopping az water-tank,
pieces Of clio hing and some hair dis
closed what the opjeet was The section
men we're spprlsed Of tbs fact and going
back iothe place Indicated discovered the
remains.
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TERRELL.

cotton Darnad caused BY spark from
an EnEins.
specid,t 20 the Gazette.
rRsRELIa Tx, aug. 25.-Rlfty-nye
bales Of cotton belopging 70 G. G. Wilson
were partially borned this evening or the
Houston Texas {, atrial rsilroad plat
fOrm. Tne hfe originated from q spark
froma passing engine. The fire-bcys
we're quickly 90 hand aud room had the
Ore a1der control
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tongaline Is giving general satisfaction
"a u my practice. II is doing all that is
claimed 1t will do. "
.. 2. SEIFERT, NJ. D., Cantrall. Ill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26
DALLAS.
h r,me Expected at the
4 e.sseption to Fleet Gem
|'..lsunI Delegates.
,a,a,,c raisen to Terrell.
pr ,..-wanta Damages.
~ froU, saus'roISe'

u
~ nom sun''fo''e'
Aug. g5.--Discussion Of
I'd, ~ primaries still occupies
he press and the politl'
q little probability that
\. !, eIlher candidate will ac-
,.,,st untll the county con
s,,nrlay next decides the
/ M wards and precincts in
!, ~ allegations were chosen.
n,tbe sixth ward have not
4 decision with regard TO
soses alleged to have been
{ M hour for closing, and un-
IN he Wellborn and Gibbs
Irlsini 70 have been legally
,..,s ssld to be a PROPOSE
4 !. sri,ls the delegates OF the
,sa ward between the rival
.ss "a arrange some sort OF
',s regard to the others.
\. " yote Will be close, and
4 amer candidate in this
4 ''.snd upon his ability to
.,,srizatioD OF the conveu-
n, time is expected when
M sssts.
In 70 THE ASYLUM.
4 s,oders, woo was adjudged
4 assils 4 few days since, has
\ Ne asylum at Terrell for
\ m doctor went daft on the
Anon, and at times became
,S ,suse apprehensions that
I'M When the deputy
Nfiih him Tor tne asylum
sngly against it, declaring
IA man to be incarcerated
merely because he ex-
'.,Iure to the wicked and en-
isd them from the error of
ilN0yY GRANTED.
aei court to-day, Judge AL
blite petition OF Mrs. Alunta
dlg5rce from her husband,
M. on the ground of cruel
'|StgtAnted her allmony in the
sugsTRUcK.
|uAer, q bak r, who was pros
he extreme heat yesterday
fiee during the evening
effects Of the stroke,
IAs efforts made by his attend
sns for his recovery, Leuber
ain who had only recently
)ahs, aud had suffered SO
The heat that ne had declared
b 81 seeking 3 cooler cline
ago. The shower which
atmosphere last week, and
Impression that the extreme
an end, probably deferred
arriving out his purpose, and
Ehtn the thermometer regis
ID the shade, he succumbed.
meter has shown nearly as
+ Of temperature to-day, but
we been clouded and there
Light breeze most of the day.
COURT NOTES.
81 b. ID. Cation against the
Texas Central railroad which
trial before Judge j. G. Win
! In cbancery, has been con-
count Of the absence OF an
witness Plaintiff sues for
cause Of alleged injuries sus-
ing run into by an engine Of
the San Joclnto street Gro ss-
driving across. He claims
yes IN the sum of $3.50 for
me and vehicle and exemplary
The sum Of $4,000.
q Il. r. Looney for $4,000
I Injuries sustained near Fer
was continued until
a Of court.
SshuhPs court to-day Willie
Ean Of lax morals, was fined
orlpg Intoxicated, and her
good for a. long stay at the
~ SoVit w iiilhu EdTlen WAS
lof shooting craps, George
and costs for carrying a pis-
sxMorrell $50 and costs for
Nsaalt and battery,
4 MORNING BLAZE.
eelsek this morning the one
residence Of Mr.. ID. G Shell
Villains street caught fire
ftllse fae and burned to the
ae having gained such head
we arrival OF the FIRE depart
y peyond control. The loss
n !. iuin ture will aggregate
The cottage of Il. Davis,
an unoccupied one-story
0eionging 10 Mr.. Ben John
~ DESTROYED Mr.. Wis.,
/. '.Aled at $500 and .a4S Of
arslt00.
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SOAP. sold W. Il. Roulhac, is fast gain
ing favor among the practical house
Keepers o. h ci y. Try II.
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-r----Fterp tFpyfL ht1tnH the
NfilooEn delegates from the contested
Ifeclneie, and giving bis reasons lhefe
Dr. TUG NubAtitufe ttaa "a ~ IL, 4, 49,.
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a.usaaAss ,rmh containing SD Of 8ao
IN money.
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OurPREMIUM MACHINE


This cut correctly represents the
new improved higb-arni Singer Sewing
Machine, The most popular az well an
The best machine Tor al purposes 10
use. A large Amount a money and
the greatest mechaniral tkill WAS EN-.
ployed for many Year, 10 xptriineD,al
tests, which retultrd IN i1e production
u the New improved hlah'aum Singer.
Mr. j. ~. AiklbsOr ~hO represents the
Singer Manufacturing company IN
North Text, II Permanently located
10 Fort Worth, aud BIS gutgentee &C.
compspits this machine. Cash price,
$500.
NOIE -Kyoiy. perrcn tuDfcTiulng Or fe-
neWing tbclT iubstfil don ~ his hn day o.
Nfehly f,azefte Tor one year tAs Clhucc
81 The dta~iHs sept, !. istl. See prenipm
lu.
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WE, Foster aecfttafy. The congentiotl
adtAprugd sine de-
Eng County sasdeJ -seh9ol ecpgeptjen.
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Seed Rye, Seed Rye.
A choice stock at W. f. Patterson's
Fort Worth, Tex.
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AZ AndeFsoi.'- quo store
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JACKSON, MISS.
Case 10 Test the COnstitutiOnaIIty of
the DrummerH' Privilege Tax.
IsPkcIAL BIOL rHK LPPEAL.l


JACKSON, Miss, April CIV. V.
Wren, drummer, resident of New
Orleans, representing Phillips, Saul &
Co., grocers and wholesale liquor deal
ers of said city, was arrested here to-
day by the Sheriff of Kinds county,
for doing business without license,
having refused to pay the State privi-
lege tax. He has sued out a writ of
ha5eas corpus, which will be made
returnable within the next two weeks
before the Circuit Court of this dis
trict. This will be made test case TO
decide the legality of the law imposing
the privilege tax on drummers.
Messrs W. p. and j. b. Harris and
Calhoon & Green are the attorneys for
Wren. This being test case, it is sup
posed that no others will be arrested
until its final decision.
The Acknowledgement, in a written
opinion to the Auditor to-day, decided
that merchant in awaiting himself of
what is known as the merchants am
nesty act, recently passed, where he
has not paid privilege tax, as re-
quired by law, that he will not be en-
titled to credit for any partial pay
ment heretofore made, but must pay
the full amount that he should have
paid originally.
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without being abused in the manner
in which Sometimes" puts l. on me.
He says ! wrote an ticle in the Ban
Rer. In this be is simply mis- AIKEN. /
would not have written this Some
times" bad not abused me so in his
ar icle. l am acting on the defensive.
He seems 10 think am from Coving-
ton. / did rot intend to make that
Impression. l live some distance
from Covington. Jacobs did not write
that communication. | don't know
why he is so accused, without il is be-
cause be is in the Office Of POOR old
prosecuted Ben Lock. l heard Fra.
zier say once in court, when he was
pitted against Col. Searcy in a law
csse, thal the opinion had obtained
among certain people that to gain a
suit all they had to do was TO shake
the colonel at the jury. That seems
10 Oe Sometimes" motion about Capt.
election to the judgeship:
Shake, and the people will fall in.
Not all, however. know few who
cannot be cursed or fooled into line.
The captain knows vinegar never
catches flies that every man, however |
humble, has some little influence, and |
abusing him will not Cause him b use
il on the side of the abuser. The CAP |
tain would not abuse a person as
Sometimes" hes done me. / would |
advise the captain 10 stop his friend,
the effect of the charge |
against Rum. Romanism and Rebel
lion in the Presidential election. l |
would not vote the Republican ticket |
il | believed with them, because they
curse us Rebs so bitterly. / don't |
want TO injure the captain, but am
compelled 10 defend myself agiinst
Sometimes. Some of the captsin's
friends say that Flippin is a good fel-
low, di. charged his duty faithfully,
but that he has had the Office long
enough. The captain is a Tip
ton county man. Let's kick
Fliprin out and put the captain in.
Did captain ever hold office. Think
a moment. am opposed to turning
out old officers " no have been faithfu.
Bssides many of us want captain to go
to Congress. We sent him once; why
not ain? He did splendidly there,
We were proud of him. We think
thst is the place for him and will cup
port him ia preference to any ether
man. AS to me seeking the friend
ship Of Judge Flippin, that is another
mistake. | anu not acquainted with
him. Never sought an acquaintance
with him. Never expect to. Some
times" seems to want my name. |
have never sought to know his; why
should he want miner He can fight
in the dark as well as l can. AS
live some distance off the railroad and
sm nothing but an old clodhopper of
a farmer hope my friend who was so
kind as to send me the paper contain
ing "Sometimes's" thrust at me will
keep me posted. VOTER.
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Farewell TO the Excruciating Pains
OF Rhematism,

write to state my opinion ofGuISN's Pho
SEER BLOOD REVIEWER as a blood medicine
and the effect IL has had on myself and
others, Words can hardly express ali /
would like TO say, but for years ] suffered
the most exctuciating pain from Rheuma-
tim and pains arising from disordered CON
ditlon OF God before using the Blood Re
move my lower limbs. Alter commencing
the use OF the Blood Receiver found such
relief 1 continued TO use IL until had taken
about one half gallon; and II has now been
two years or moro since | have used il, and
have 81 CO suffered but very lttle-nothinF,
comparatively speaking. ! have also fur
nished several pcrsons with the Blood Re
newer, and each of them experienced great
relief from the use Of il.
Rockmart, Ca. s. S. CHERRY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-07
COL. ]. MONROE LIDDELL.
ROMANTIC CAREER OF A PROMIs
NEMT MISsISSIPPIAN,
who Was n Participant In the Mexi.
can WHr-An Expedition 10 Cuba
and the Civil War.
IsPEolAI ooRREspovDnNoE OF TEE ArpK

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE AFPEAL.I
ABERDEEN, MISS, April 6.-The
opening OF court here yesterday
brought to town Col. Liddell, United
States Marshal for this district. He is
a wel[known character, and has prob
ably seen as much of the stirring
events which go to make up the his
tory Of this country for the last half
century as any living man. l chose a
quiet half hour for an interview and
found the old warrior meditatively
smoking cigar. He glanced at my
card, shook me warmly by the hand
and we exchanged the meteorological
observations, which always prelude
conversation in modern times After
ward came an awkward pause and the
Colonel said: 81 expect you are 60
ing to interview me about the shoot
ing affair down at my town." rCol.
j. NJ. Lddell lives at Carrellton and is
the uncle of young j. NJ. Liddell in
whose quarrel the shooting occurred
-EDs. APPEAL. / replied that / had
no such intention; that the APPEAL
had given full statement of that af-
fair and had commented upon it in
several editorials, adding: ct is gem
orally understood, Colonel, that you
had nothing whatever to do with the
matterW
That's the truth" he said, land at
the time was lying sick in bed and
heard Of 1t only at second hand"
"Y have had an eventful career,
hay GU nOt7'
ell, l don't know as to that. I
seen good deal Of life; / sup
y e, as much as any man in the
Are you a native of Mississippi2"
mo, sir; was born in jackson
county, Ca, where my father and |
grandfather before him were planters. !
and, OF course, slave owners. I had |
scarcely attained manhood when the |
Mexican war broke out, and / volun-
teered aud was appointed to a lieuten-
ancy in Gen. Till's command. No. I /
was not wounded, although took an
active part in all the fighting The
battle OF Buena Vista was one which
was imprinted wildly on nay memory.
You may remember there was a fear
fHl slaughter of Mexicans in that fight.
Hundreds, who were not shot or bay
oneted in the grand charge which
Davis brigade made to turn the
flank movement of the enemy,
leaped into yawning chasm in
the attempt TO jump across it. They
were completely demoralized and
the alternative was TO die in the
field, or make the leap for life, which
proved to be equally disastrous. That
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-07
TruateeIs Gala.

DURSUANT 10 a trust decd e1eoutsds
L me as trustee, By j. X, Flippin and n
A. flipPin, Of date August 10 1885, and re-
county, Tennessee, In beck No. l56, page
800, will, on -.-..
saturday, April 20, ass9,
during legal hours, sell, in front Of the
court house door Of said county, at public
cutlery, for cash, the property thereby con-
yeyed, viz. Lot No. two ~ in the division
Of the property sold 10 \. LaVigne Ia the
case Of the Tennessee Marine and Fire In
suranoe Company vs.. Chas. Potter OF al.
see, said lot fronting % feet inches on ives
line Of Shelby street by depth WestWardlI
of 40 feet, reference being here made fora
more particular description 10 decree vest.
ing title in y. Lavigne, recorded Ia saiu
Res sisters Office, book %, page 6l9, ete.
Redemption, dover and homestead waived.
Title believed good. ~
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Read How Lancer MAS Cnrad.

For Eve or six years had been afflicted
with what every one pronounced 10 be can
Ger on my nose. AMER trying various reme-
dies with ne success l was Induced TO try
GUINN's PIONEER BLOOD RERKwER. After
happy 10 state that all appearance Of the
cancer or any other skin disease has been
driven away, and i have experienced no
pain from the cancer since. I heartily re-
commend the Blood Remover 10 all who may
DO afflicted in a like manner. / believe Il
T. be the best medicine in existence" for
the cure OF every and all diseases arising
from. impurity Of the blood.
Covingt0n, Ga. s. N, STALLINGS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-07
ATOKA, TENN.
About SimOntOn and Fiippin and
Other Candidates Now Before
the People.
loORREsPoEDENCE OF THE APPEAL.

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE APPEAL.l
AToKA, Tenn, April 5.-Some par
son was kind enough to send me the
Avalanche of the 18th Of last month, in
which l found an article written in
answer to one | wrote to the APPEAL
several weeks since, concerning the
race between Flippin and Eimonton
for the judgeship OF this judicia dis
trict. / will say that / think Some
times misunderstood me. l didn't in
tend 10 say that Simonton is not
popular in his own county (Tipton),
but to the contrary. Simonton is
popular. This l will FAY if it will
please Sometimes" and Capt. Simon
toms friends. l wrote that Article to
let Judge Flippin and his irieuds out
of Upton County know that his ser
vices es judge were appreciated by the
Upton people. II this is not the case
the people talk very strange to nae. /
have delayed answering some time in
order to talk to some of the voters of
the county, and Notwithstanding be
charges me with telling what was I'M
true, not one man has said
sught against the official acts
OF the Judge. have talked |
to men in Nos. A, and 9. They no. |
only speak we'll Of him, but the most |
OF them gay they intend to support |
him. thidk / know who "Some- |
times" lie, and that 1 have voted for |
him in county elections. l may be
mistaken about my man, but don't |
think will be fooled in August next
about the popularity of Flippin. As
10 my having anything against Capt.
/ owe him no ill-will;
would not iDjure him IN any way;
voted for him every time he has come
before the people for any office, and
hat has been several times. But
claim the privilege to vote as please,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-07
JACKSON, TENN.
April Term Of she Supreme Court
Memphis Lawyers I'm Attendance.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.I

JACKSON, TENN. April 6.-The April
term of the Supreme Court convened
in this city yesterday, Judges Cooper,
freeman, Turney and Attorney-Gen.
eral Lea present. Chief Justice Dead
'erick and Judge ]. B. Cook are water
bound in East Tennessee. They have
telegraphed that they will be here
Friday, the 9th instant.
ID. III. Poston, VIM. S. Flippin, Frank
Poston, T. B. Turley and S. II. Walker
of Memphis are here. The leading
lawyers of Trenton, Humboldt and
Milan are also here, as the court is en-
gagged on the Gibson county docket.
A few days ago Joe Ivy, young
man about twenty years Of age, living
in the Seventh District, in this county,
accidentally discharged both barrels
OF his gun. Both loads went through
his left arm, mangling it in fearful
DR.. Cartwell of this city
the arm, and it isthought
he will recover.
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nIeh of Hudrnnhnhin

BALTIMORE, Nh, April 6.-Dr Brin.
ton II. Warner, a young physician OF
this city, died to day of hydrophobia.
Christmas day he as bitten by small
lap dog which had been run over in
the street by vehicle and he made
an effort to take it to his home and
nurse it. He cauterized the wound,
but several days ago he exhibited
symptoms of rabies and died with all
the horrors of that disease.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-07
Initiated Into Tammauy,

New York, April 6.-The following
named persons were, last night, init
ated to membership in the Tammany
Society: Congressman W. G. Nav
bury, Ezra Carlton and 7. E. Ternsney
of Michigan, John H. Rogers of Ar
kansas, W. Dickson, chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee of
Washington, and Samuel Donelson,
Doorkeeper of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes.
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In the Denr OId nnrn.

We differ in creed and politics, but
we are a unit all the same on the de.
sirsbleness of a fine head Of hair. If
you mourn the loss of this blessing
aud ornament, a bottle or two Of
PGrker's Hair Bslsam will make you
look as you did in the dear old DAYS.
1t iS wo-th trying. The only standard
so cents article for the hair.
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RECEIVERS OFFICE
Exchange National Bank

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 10, 1885.
PROPOSALS will be received at this ofice
L until Saturday, March "a, 1885, for the
purchase of the hereinafter mentioned prop
orty in Its entirety, and also for pieces or
parcels OF the same-referonee being had 10
descriptive lists Of said property--which
lists, stating terms Of sale, will bo FURNISHED
upon application to the undersigned. Tho
right to reject any and all bids Is reserved I:
Viz:
The extensive and valuable property To-
Gated In Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va,
known as the "Seaboard Cotton Compress
Company of Norfolk, Va" consisting Of:
l. The franchise, which, among other priv
ileges, authorizes the storage of cotton and
other merchandise, and the issue Of neg0t-
able receipts therefor.
2. Its ptdRt, which consists of three 81
hrst-class improved cotton congresses; two
W steam tugs; three t3) transportation
barges. All the adjunots necessary TO we'll
equipped establishment Of this character
Its fire proof warehouses, seven ID in num-
Der, of capacity for storage Of A,0O0 bales
unoompressed cotton.
Its four ~ frame warehouses metal roOfs)
capacity, many thousands tons Of fertili-
ECrs, salt, etc.
Its wharves and docks, which afford ample
room for berthing at the same time ten sea-
going, steam or sailing vessels. The area Of
the warehouse and dock property In Ports
mouth Is about 81 acres, together with all It's
other property, which Is fully described in
the lists above referred 10. nr
VIM II pETERg Roooivo,
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$. s. CHERRY.
Liver Complaint and Blood Poison
Cured.

have been using GuiNN's PIoNRER Blood
RENEwER for Liver Complaint and Blood
Poison, and | can cheer ully say IL has made
an entire cure for me; IL is all claimed for
II; and will cheeriully recommend II to all
who wish blood remover.
Griffin, Ga. NED JOHNSON, .
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Administrator Notice.

Office Public Administrator Shelby county,
Court House Memphis, Tennessee, March
THB undersigned having been appointed
l. and qualified administrator Of TIE ss-
tate of W. T. Pryor, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persohs indebted 70 said
those 10 whom said estate is indebted 70 Ole
their claims with me, duly prObAted, within
the time prescribed By law, or the same win
be forever barred. JOHN L0A0BE,iui
we'd Public AdministFatoY.
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NED JOHNSON.
A Voice from the Lone Star State.

GUINN's PIONEER B .ooD RKNKwER has
cured one Of my children Of one Of q worst
cases Of Scr0iula ever saw. Her skin il as
clear as mine, and the doctors say tits per-
manent cure in their opinion. i am thank
full for having tried the remedy.
Dallas, Tex. WILLIAM l., PARKS,
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p. M. STA NE e Y
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

90 Madison street. Memphis, Tenn
A FULL stock Of Wooden and Metallic
"A Cases and Caskets, Burial Robes, etc.
always on hand. Orders by telegraph or rol-
ephOne Promptly attended u.
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RESULT OF THE ELECTION.

Later.-The election passed off quiet
ly to-day, and resulted in the election
of Aaron Meyers, Mayor; Silas Langg,
Marshal; F. B. Sligo, Treasurer; j.
0. Bsgwell, Recorder; and John P.
Moore, NJ. A. Straube, Henry Law
reuce, S. NJ. Watson, |. Herman and
D. B. Mckenzie as Aldermen.