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THE DALLAS HERALD, SAT UK DAY MOUSING, NOVEMBER 12, 18$1.
LATEST TKXEOUAMS CONDENSED,
J. M. Lyons, of Wapella, Illinois, has
been arrested at Cllutou, in that state, fur
perjury.
Duvid Jones, in Columbus, Ohio, was ar
rested on the 8th inst. for forgery to the ex
tent of S,lUO. - .
At Taylorsvillc. Iniliann, on Wednesday
mornliiK, Henry West was killed by falliui;
under the cars.
Taul Boynton arrived at Kansas City on
Wednesday evening, hciiiK tho first place
stopped at since be left St. Joe.
At Tusuola, Illinois, on Wednesday Miss
Florida II. Jones was married to sir.
Fillmore C. Torch, of Summerset, Ken
tucky. James T. and rat rick Maloney
have been arrested at IMroit,
for cutting timber in tho northern part oi
the state.
It was a young negro who ravished
1ml at Adrian. Illinois, hist
Monday. Ho vrns arrested at 1'eoria nnd
confessed the crime.
J. Ii. Snipes, a prominent real estate and
pension agent of l'hiiniield, Illinois, has
left for parts unknown, to avoid arrest for
swindling pensioners.
Mr. A. ISryan, of IleW'itt, Iowa, was
killed ilay before yesterday by being thrown
out of a coal wagon and run over. He
was a well known larmcr there.
At Mexico, Missouri, cm the sth inst..
Miss Annie Lee Woodward, or that city, and
Mr. Church 0. Bridgeport, of Chicago, were
married at the Christian church in Mexico.
The jury in the easy of Charles S. Fisher,
now being tried in Cincinnati on the charge
of adding bogus ballots to the count.
failed to agree, 7 for acquittal and ! for
conviction,
In the case of Lord (t Williams, at Tue
son, A. T Jl. 11. Clallin Co., of New
York, take t ic stock at $i).mx and will pnv
tho creditors fifty cents on the dollar, on
this day, the l-lhliist.
William Ilunnerwaddlconiunncnvuddi
Williams, has mysteriously disappeared
from Quincy, Illinois, leaving a wile and
iwoeiiiiuren. jioniesnc trotunes prouuc.cu
tiy relatives is sum to he tnc cause.
At Jotilin. Missouri. MeMvllle Ilrilcy, on
gineer for U recti it Hholen, fell into a pump
shaft and was drowned, on the sth inst.
He was i!4 years of age, and bis remains
win ne sent to r t. rscott lor interincni,
Hedalln, Missouri, was made lively hist
Wednesday by the union ot .Miss Lizzie it.
Allen, daughter of one of its most oroiiii
nent merchants, to Mr. L. P. Xlnvhow, u
popular young business man ol ht. Louis.
Mr. Frank Troutman. ol Eminence. Ken
tucky, a couple ot days ago tell suddenly on
the street, in Charleston, Illinois, dying a
few moments alter. Ho was a lawyer, and
on Ins return Iroin the river convention ut
St. Louis, visiting bis brother in Charleston
At OwiiiL'sville. Kentucky, on the Sth
inst., Jacob liodgers killed Win. It. Hoyce
iy tnreo snots mini n pistol, a young
woman by tho namo ot Jennie llurke,
wnnm lioyce nan hcen Keeping, was the
' cause of tho trouble.
One W. C. Carter arrived in Cincinnati on
the 8th inst., from Toronto, representing
several business linns ' there, to arrest
Aaron Freindich, who failed in Chicago
last year Iraiidulently in the sum ot J K),
WW, paying nothing.
A negro named William l'ussell assaulted,
with intent to commit rape, a Mrs. Hutchi
son, near the Kentucky Military Institute,
last. Wednesday. Ho knocked her down
With shovel, broke her arm and shot her
in the shoulder. He was captured and
luugeu in jau.
Jonathan Denny, of Lancaster. Kentucky.
n man (W years of ago, was sovcrelv
kukluxed on Wednesday night by being
tied to his bed and whipped uiimcrcif'ullv
by a crowd headed by his daughter who
was opposed to his marriage, wluc!. vns to
nave taken placo tho day tollnwiii:'.
Owing to light receints at the AtHntn
exposition the executive committee of the
exposition have discharged six employes,
cm uowu jurector-iiotmral Minimus salary
$&K per month, lowered Secretary Uveli-
man's salary to half-mast, and reduced ixiin
Muall s, seerctarv to Kinibii 1. to such a low
ilguro tliat be has resigned and become city
editor of the Constitution.
train, was killed on Wednesday oveninir
near Anderson, Smith Carolina. He was
standing on top of a car as it passed a
onuge which spans the road, when the
eirucuire unociceii mm in the head,
killing him insfantlv. Wl mil tlx i
train arrived at Vendletoh he wasscarched
lor, being tound on tho top of the car.
Hon. Henry Storrs. interviewed at Chi
Cano a collide of davs niro iinnn hU firrltf.it
direct from Washington city, speaking of
f llH I If, IV ilnlit.il a..!. I 1... ....... 1.1 ....
...v ..v.. utuiuri pain iiu 3 Mumiicu mere
woubl he an entire change with the excep
tion of Mr. Lincoln. He also thought there
wouiu do a radical change in the treasury
department and also in the collector of
customs at Chicago, but not in tho collect-
orsnip ot internal revenuo there.
At the St. James hotel, Kansas City, on
Wednesday niMit .1 If lh,o,,n ,i..,t i
killed John T. Smarr. Tho former was of
ine tirni oi Donton it Kussell, who kept the
Theater Cominue livorv nt.ill l,nt ii.,i
lived in (uiiicy; tho latter was a young
nun niMMii uiriijr yea's oi age nun ol the
llrm of :. C. Hubert-. & Co., grocers. The
dilllculty grew out of a suit in court where
in pinarr on tno witness stand made a dis
paraging allusion to Kusscll.
A fashionable wedding took place in St.
I.Ollis. 011 Wednesday nr Si V!ii.nl
rlmrch, the contracting parties being Julius
ocuoueii, oi vt iinain tfcliotlen iV Co., and
Miss 1'aulino Feldlliann. of MS Carroll
street, (inind high mass was celebrated ut
that church and numberless valuable pres
ents were made. In the evening of thu same
"nynir. i nanes Jl. Houston and Miss
Mollio White, both of St. Louis, were also
united in marriage. Miss White Is a niece
of Mr. John Schudder. and her husband a
nepucwot air. Milton Moore.
Mrs. Annie A. Smltbton, of Auburn, N.
Y., writes: "I bad doctored for years and
tried various advertised remedies for my
COmillahlt. Which was ircncml liriiHlrntlmi
1 believe 1 sull'ered every ill that tlesh is an
heir to. The least exertion caused the
greatest fatigue. I was tormented with dys
pepsia and every Irregularity. My bhiod
Bcemed poisoneu, pimples and sores were
oil over my body, nothing I tried ever gave
inu more man mere temporary relict, and l
felt myself growing worse oiiil worse. Mr.
Itevnolds. the druggist, ailvised inn to ne
llrowu's Iron bitters. From the yery start
1 began to Improve, now 1 do not feel like
mo same woman."
.
Spiders' Skill as Aeronauts.
It Is reported that a shower of snider
Webs fell at Green Itav. Wisconsin, mm dnv
lastweok. As a matter ot fact, such things
are or frequent occurrence In northorn
countries durinir tha month nf n,.lnl,.,
Spiders were ths first baollonlsts, tho first of
no milium viviiuvh mil. lliriusueil Willi
wings to navigate the air. Tho spider is a
migratory animal "bird of passage," as
It were. They make fer themselves
wings and fly away to warm
climate upon the approach of winter, and
return again In the spring. When the sea
son for moving arrive they post themselves
on the tops of fences, or In other elevated
positions In an open space, and thero pre
pare their balloons, or sails, or wingt-call
them what you please, The spider Is a
scientific meteorologist. Mo is Tersod in at
mospliorlo currency. He may not be able
to read theHgitras on the barometer, but
nSvi,"?.!:'lP?TtlT " l to r'e. He
never undertakes an aerial Journey during
foi" t'y.cr. lie wait!
&in.'..... .. -T " Y . 7" ""inn oi ine
"""f"" auu iuu uta
.iic I
Cables j
and floats olfto the south at the rate of six
to ten miles per hour. .Not inlrequentiv
spiders travel in pairs, and sometimes half
a dciieii are carried together in the "basket"
of the Imlloou constructed by their joiut lo
bars. Should .ur. opiucr ue. caught in a
gale, or in an a'.lvvr.-a current, or should
his balloon be about to pass over a large
body of water the (iiilf of Mexico, the
Caribbean sea, tho Mediterranean or
tho Herman Ocean, fur example
lie can cut himself loose, his
basket becoming a parachute and
he falls to tho ground without injury.
Should an army of migratory 9pidcrs strike
a region of calm and rarefied atmosphere,
the web will no longer limit, but will de
scend to the earth, thus producing a
"shower of spider-webs." Such things arc
not uncommon soeniiimou in fact, as to
very seldom attract notice. Now, we have
told you what we know about spiders. The
city reader is not bound to believe a word
of the story. Hut let him or her who
doubts go into the country any warm day
in autumn "Indian summer" when
thTe is a geiitlo breeze from the north, and
if hundreds, nerhaos thousands, of living
spiders are not seen, then set us down as
a "Louisiana liar." Whoever proposes to
invent u Hying machine should take his
urst lesson troai the spider. porno State
Journal.
Save Your Ila Ir Keep it lleaiitlfiil.
Tho "London Hair Color Uostorer" is
the most delightful article ever introduced
to tho American people, and is totally dif
ferent from till other restorers, being entire
ly lice from all impure ingredients
that render inanv other articles lor the hair
obnoxious. Where baldness or falling of
i no nair exists, or prematurely gniyness
mini sickocss, or oiner causes, us use. Will
restore tho natural vonllifiil color, imil
cause a healthy growth, cleansing the scalp
from all impurities, ilandrulV, etc., at the
same time a most pleasing ami lasting hair
dressing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering
the hair soil and pliable, milking it an in
dispciisible article in every toilet. Ask vour
drugggist lor London Hair Color I'cstorer
Price 7.5 cents u bottle. Six bottles. $1
Main depot for the I'niled States, XiU North
Hixui street, riuitiiiciphia.
ITEMS i)V INTEREST.
Tim construction of a penitentiary in
Pueblo is progressing rapidly.
The telegraph line between Siiltilloand
J'ledras & euros will soon be conmlcleil
A company has been organized to work a
ijouii ui mie nun me near pcuguis, .Ulcliu
call.
A Wnqt. P.Mlif IJiirtririu. ititi.nt twa. l.U(....
by n rat I wo years ago, and is still suffering
11UII1 U1U WOllllll.
The Ashhind (Tenn.) New Krn has seen a
leal ot tobacco that was raised in Mont
ginnery county in 1ML.
Out of forty-six cases returned ' by the
liiDb county, tJcorgia, grand jurv, thirty,
six of them were against negroes.
Tho oldest senator is Mr. Morrill, of Ver
mont, who is 71; the youngest is Mr. Aid-
rieh nf I Mi. rl,,,l ;., in i i
At the annual election of directors of the
iiiiniuiiiii iv, est. Joseph road, Jay (iould and
Kussell Sago retired by their own request.
Wild turkeys aro plentiful in the country
ainiiceiit to iNew Oilcans on account
ol tho protection accorded them by tho game
llW
A Dr. Licht has arrived in Vera Cruz from
.New Orleans lor the purpose of competing
mo fup,v oucreii ior a sure remedy
against yellow fever.
Jt is said thni tin. iiiiiinuu;.,n r.. it...
road from the Pueblo coal mines to the gulf
llllU llli.lll I ,. n.f.i.a.i. I ... .1.. XI ..P
...... i ,iu ,U lne .nujucan
.National railroad cotupanv.
(len. Schenck, after suffering long from
Ilright's disease, began six months since a
milk diet, anil is greatly improved in
hc.'l I h r Hi.t Ull,,,ll. I '
I here are still on the Knglish pension list
the names of servants of (iueen Charlotte,
who draw 120 lis t.l iiummlly, and 10 is
OJOil in llinai. if 11......., I I I
1 lie real value of the necklace that, the
lihcdiveof Egypt sent to (leuerul Sher
man s daughter, is $l,r),li(H), though the tin
ners reiii.rlnil Dm mil., ,.l -I'dl 1
i " I ' .- .j.i.ii lib 4. .,ani.
Many of the smaller canals in Venice aro
lu uu convened into streets, and tuu gon
dolus are Ihreiiteiied with absolute cxtinc
turn through concession to the steamers.
Oueen i icteria has unw reigned Iohlti'i
than did (Jucen Klizabeth. On Dctoberaj
she comiileted tho forty tifth year of her
..(,!, nun 11 nus uiu fnu 01 r.nzaueth s.
' 1 Inkeyo" has spread with great rapidity
among the horses in Cincinnati. There are
more than one thousand of them down with
it now. The disease is not often fatal, but
it disables the animals (or a long time.
The St. Louis A San Francisco railroad
company has filed for record in the former
city a deed of trust to a New York institu
tion .fur $.'W,0W,IM The Choetnws have
granted the right-of-way through their
lerruory.
llotli "of Queen Isabella's youngest daugh
ters aro soon to be married tha Infanta
huliiha to an Austrian archduke, Oueen
t brisllllfl'H limthi.i. nti.l II... I..r. i...:
1 ii t, . . . " .niiiiiui .mum
delta l'aztothuheir apparent to the crown
ws 1 hi 1 niu,
Chicago is shout to open two new schools,
at a cost of amUsm each. There will then
bed') publin school-lioiisos in the city, witli
an attendiincuot W.OOii children, and there
are SHKl more pupils who can only bo ac
commodated a half day each.
A new solution to tlie growing perplexi
ties in the question of public libraries, how
much nod wleit Imi.l Mi'ri..ii, ai 1.1
- .......... , ... J EllllllUll
furnish, is ollered,by un Knglish gentlenuin,
11 ineiniiyr 01 parliament, wno thinks the
best way is to establish children's libraries
whieli hIiiiII nim tt r.,,.t.. n .....i
He otters toward atrial of liisscbcme.
incoiiiing 10 jeii iavis' statement In Ins
book 011 the ltise and Fall of tho Confedo-
ruin imvermniiiif tlia t,t..l .,....... r i..
p- uiv ii-iiii iiimiiiuv ui mill
government s debt on October 1.1SIU, was
1,U7,II70,AW, of which $.VW,.1 lO.tKH) was
funded debt, bearing interest. Thisdid act
include tho foreign debt, or cotton loan, as
it was called, of Jt2,'.W,tKK, which was pro-
vided Tor by 'J.W.000 bales of rotton col
lected by tho Confederate govenimeiit .
Tlin era CrnK niiimrfl m... ...,!....!
. 1 ., ,.,... ...u viiiuiini-
astic in their praises of the conveniences
ami neauuesoi i no exposition building at
Orizaba, and they statu that the exposition
itself, which will open the 1.1th of tho com
ing December, will bo tho most successful
ever held in tho Mexican republic One
tiling is certain, and tliat is, no exposition
has ever awakened so much Interest
throngh-out tho ountry as tho ono in
question.
Wlitln tlin Vrnnuli itnnala .1 ti !
..,....... . niiiu.iiia iivir in. j iiivi-
deuce, U. I., deorgo Louis Cook, Jr., cxhib
:i..i . ......... i... i .1 , .
uui n ""in noin uv ivucilllllllieuil, WHO
exchanged swords with (ion. Nathan Miller
while brigadier general of tho militia of
Newport and Uristol counties in I7.S1. The
sword descended to Mr. Cook who is great-great-grandson
of (len. Miller on tho ma
ternal side Minister Outrey explained the
historical antecedents of the sword, and it
was passed around the tables for inspection.
Honorable A. ti. Kensby, United States
district attorney for New Jersey, bad a long
consultation with Comptroller Knox, in
. i. i. ...v. v .. 1. I i ,
rciuruiicv w inu uivuvw in'iiurii dniik, and
examined with considerable minuteness the
records ofthe treasury roanllng tho insti
tution. He was not psrpared at the time to
give out the Information that came into tiia
u u .i.i- A.KH.:...:nM ii . .
uiinsvnniuii iij hub r Aniiinmiiipii, jiv BIHIOU,
however, that It would be Impossible for
. i . . i . . nr I e. . .
uie iruiis iu vuiiiv un uuuirv January.
A project for establishing a cnll'ec-hoiiso
In ltfmton. lonif ilisctissed. has at hint Inknn
fonn, and such men as Governor I.ong,
James Freeman Starke, lllsliop Podihx'k,
runup iirooas anu iwiwarn cvereit Hi e
uiTa uinicii niiii m iiuuiin-i ui iniillllieni
and wealthy business men to establish th
nvi in inv ii in, ii ovviiiv i.am. aw la turn
Inteuiion ofthe projectors to mako the cof.
fee-bouse more attractive than any grog
shop In the city by means of bandsome fur.
niture, rending, smoking and billiard
Num. an, I tl.t.a In A. .1.1 tl. m.. t.i
.r,.,n, aii ii.t.o iv iiuii. iv CIII-lllT Ul 1H
I.. ...I ... I 1 I.I.I .
vw ii iiiuiiii, iinuu Kyi umiii, rfltu UiS WOO
poua wbieii La usos most cljc'.lvtly.
DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.
Judge Cox's UcvWou In the ftur ltoute
Cases.
Wasiiixhtos, November IP. Judge Cox,
in the criminal court, to-day delivered bis
lecision (plashing the information in the
star route cases and discharging the defend
ants. The principal reason given by Judge
Cox for this action is that congrvss in the
act establishing a, police court in the Dis
trict of Columbia in 1S70, by implication,
draws the lino between infamous crimes
and misdemeanors. Any otl'ense punisha
ble bv imprisonment in the penitentiary, is
an infamous crime. After careful review of
the acts of congress bearing thereon, Judge
Cox ruled that tho obelises charged in
the information arc certainly infamous
crimes and us such cannot be brought
before the court in this manner, tho proper
course being by presentment or indictment
by the grand jury. Tho defendants were
therefore discharged. Colonel William A.
Cook, for tho prosecution, made a state
ment explaining why the proceedings had
been begun by 'information, saying in the
excitement and delay caused by the presi
dent's assassination, tho grand jury bud
been adjourned without tho knowledge of
tho prosecution, thereby possibly giving
the defendants the benefit ot the statute .if
limitation if tho proceedings bad been
brought ill the usual wuy. Colonel Cook
afterwards assured the reporter thai the
other cause would be proceeded with with
out delay. ,
A Horrible Holocaust.
London, November 1(1. Advices from
Cape Coast Castle, dated October Kith, state
that informatien has been received that the
king of Apaltee has killed two hundred
vonmr eirlM for tlin inirTinan nf tiaintv tln.lr
blood lor making mortar for tho repair of
one oi tno suite buildings. Tho report ol
the massacre was received from u refugee
who was to have been one ofthe victims
but received some information. In fact
such wholesale massacres ore known to be
the custom with the king.
ieoi'Klu Cottmi Crop.
Atlanta, (Ia., November lu. The com
missioner of agriculture for the utate of
(leorgia has received Ki'i replies from HJ.I
cotton growing counties ot the statu. Thev
report Ihu crop, up to November 1st, as 'M
percent, short compared with last year.
Don't Dlo In the Mouse.
Ask druggists for "Hough on r.ats." It,
clears out rats, mice bed bugs, roaches, ver
min, Hies, auts, insects, loc. per box.
MINING NOTES.
The last of the machinery for tho large
stamp mill at Santa Kito is en route from
Deniing to the mines.
The machinery for the smelting works in
the Unrro mountains weighs bAi.ouO pounds
and is now in transit.
Tho total expenditures of tbejterrltoriiil
exposition, above receipts, is $1,1X10, The
directors will settle the deficit.
Hall's dry-washer is said to be working
nuiiMucioriiy in mo ierriins district and the
placer claims proving valuable.
A new mining district, called Headstone,
has beun laid tint in ltio Arriba county. l
yields gold, silver and copper ore.
The Carrie Mining company, of (ilobc,
A. i., mnde its first shipment of copper
bullion, 70,000 pounds, a tew days ogo.
A mining excitement is anticipated in
Nevada from the taut that Mackay, the bon
anza king, isoa his way to this country.
The Copper tjueen ot llisbce, A. T is
putting up a smelter. Work on tho Atlan
ta, adjoining the Queen, bus commenced.
The probabilities ore that there will bo
another smelter erected near Socorro and the
coal banks to work Lake Valley and Ma"
dalena ores.
The Highland Chief mino in the Illack
liiinge, on the Pio Lode, vieldj or;; at a
depth of 2 feet that ussays A),5uo ounces to
the ton in silver.
The. richest ore ever taken from the mines
in lute Oaks is said to be now coming
from the Little Mac .mine at tho depth of
over a hundred feet.
A rich strike is reported in the Morritt
mine ut Socorro. A new vein has boon dis
covered that exceeds in richucss anything
yet found in that district.
The Silver City Telegram lays the coal
mines near that place show it tine quality of
coal and that Mr. Dckles, one ofthe pro.
inn-lion, no ? nan an oner ot fo.oou tor his
interest in them.
IT IS FOUND AT LAST I
BoNFrmsa Nkw Vnhkbtiii Scn.-A new era
s dawning upon woman. Hitherto Mio has
been called upon to suil'er the Ills of mankind
mid her own besides. The frequent anil ills.
truMl,,.. (rrai.,il.lil..u , ll. ... i i
: : .... ....... a ft-i-iuitir iu i ii r c. HUTU
Ions been In her the "ilircml spring of noes
iiiiiiiiiuiii'Kii. in uiu mausioa oi ine ru n and
hovel ofpoverly alike, woman has been th eon
slant yet patient victim of a thousand 111 un
known to man and without a remedy. "Oh
herd, how lung!" In the agony of her lotil
iialk a Mled. Hut now tho hour of her re
',. Ffr '.,'"me- ''he will suffer no inoro. for
tlrmll 'm Vmiinl.. 1 I.in. ..iv .
, ,,: , . ....i..,i,.i, uiuiiii a neat
t (lend is sold by all drugKlsls and aluu by
............ ... .... . uuifsiiiB Agents
Ur. J. IlrailncM, Proprietor, AUauta, oil. price
Il i'iO per bullla.
Dallas Stock Yard Feed Store, 1,110 Elm
Street,
Keens alwnVS on lllltnl nnta imm ka.. ....I
i . , , v..w, .... .,, llnj film
bran, tow teed, such as crushed com nii
and barley. Hotter for horses and cows
than barley. Feed delivered free to any
part of the city. J. L, Fuuok A Co.
Buy your buggies ot W. W. Orr's, succes
sor to Sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas
Texas. '
a
llrowu's Arnica Salve
Heuls ulcers, cuts, burns, and inflamed
eyes.
If vrm want to get a good heavy blue
flannel shu t, go to A. & K, Mittentfial, 60U
him street.
J.'1II11IUII
IMPERISHABLE
, PERFUME.
Murray & Lanman's
FLORIDA WATER.
Best for TOKET. BATH,
and SICK ROOM.
W. U Mnonv, t. F. Moony,
Lato of Moody A Jemlson. Lato of New York.
W. Jj. MOODY & CO.,
FACTO 11 S,
AND'
Commission Merchants,
For Uit 8ale of
Cotton, , Wool, Hides and Texas Pro
luce Generally.
OALVKSTOM. . . . TKXA8.
CgiuisuiaCnii aui ComipoailottM SulUtcd,
tiih
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three months " 50
Address,
"Herald Office,"
Dallas, Texas.
PFOUTS, ELLIOTT & HALL,
l'roprletors.
JUST AKKLVED!.
HOLIDAY GOODS !
TOYS!
Send for Samples to
Alex. Ortlieb & Co.
WHOLESALE NOTIONS,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
FOR SALE.
A Fino Tract of Land and
Good Farm within three
miles of tho City
of Dallas,
AT $40.00 PER ACKE
200 acres i excellent lands: 130 acres In cultivation:
2H acre. In pasture. An .bnml.no-. of good tlm'
her. coiLlilerahle erdnrs and several humltvd
pecan trees,' ncvtv-hilllnt aprliix of excellent
, lima. uTaiiiaKviiuiir iiiuaieii: a iin.ll
orchard of the flnest Improved peach trees; a
.. .... u. iiweiiiui on a very aculra.
tile sl(e-pleaati and hf.ltliy handsome, ro
mantic; aim out house., a fine barn and two
ood tenant hmiMMi (uud auUlanual rail fuuclui
and planked tola. '
Any penou drslrltift a lamer tract can nt lA
olnliirl.nittoiiVFriir.M)iiiilll.irrnia
1 will aril any tract from 10 acre, up, caik a
part on time, "
Thla tr.nl I. riaM.nl1a.l .il..ll . v . -. ..
. ..... . . .. , - - ; - i' ii nf tt nr.w imil.
(rra and eultim, dalrylnir, fatteiihi cattle, fralk
growing, B.rdvnliig anil A.h rnlslur.
JOHN M. cAorKErr.
vuai WJUXiTi acmi, .'out w.h, imsu
NOVELTIES nm
gottttics.
La. S. L.
Thebnly Lottery of any Suite of tho I'liionen
durncd by a vole of the people and under a laic
decision of the U. S. Supreme Court at W u.-hini;-ton,
the only Leirnl Lottery now In the
I'uited Stales. .11 oilier eliiirte'rs huving beta
rc-peidcd or having nocxisU'iiee.
A BI'LENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A PnR
TUNE, fliand Distribution Class H, at New
urieans. lucsaay, iJgeeaiticr li, lam, 13t)th
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
This Institution was regularly incorporated
fur the term of 25 years by tho Legislature of the
Suite In lHi'iK for educational and charitable pur
poses with a capital ;of $ .UH0.UM to which it
him since ailded a rsene fuad of J.ViU.iiou. To
thiseoulra t he invloliitile liiilh of Hie Stute is
pledged, winch pledge has been renewed by an
overwhelming; populur vote, .cciirhig its frail
eliUe In the new t'oiulicutiou adoiiled Decem
ber 2nd, lsV'J.
Its Urand Single Kumber Drawings will take
place monthly.- It never scales or postpones.
Look at the following distribution:
GRAND rilOMEXADE CONCERT,
dvring which will Into placo the
Under th. iwrscnil su"rTiinn mil
.
Gen. O. T 1IKAVHKO A ltl, of I.ouIbIiiii'u.
and (ieu Jl'HAL A. K.VKI.V, of Virginia,
Capital Prize, $100,000.
Ite-Noilce. Tickets aro Ten Dollars onW.
Halves, Fifths, ffi. Tenths, 81.
1 CAPITAL PRIZK OK 8100.IW J100.000
1 GUAM) PKIZK UK !i,l(N M.ooo
1 liltAXD PltlXKdK 20.Ho 20,100
2 I. A ltd K PKIZKS OK Jo,. 00 'M,0 0
4 LAIUIK. PKIZKS OP .1,0 0 ?20 0 0
20 " " " i.dOO ".li.OHO
W " " . ' IVHI 2S..01)
1H ' " " :l(iO 3O.0H0
a 200 .10,000
, IKW 1W IW.IKH)
'WOO 10 luo.OOO
AI'PBOXIMATION l'RIZKS.
100 Approximation prizes of sJon 20,000
1IU do do leo lO.OHO
100 do do 75 .7.ri00
11279 Prizes amounting to S'i22,500
Gon, 0, 'i', Beauregard, oi La.)
Gen, Jubal A. Early, of Va. Cruamksionars
Itesnnnslble correspondhig asjeuts wauled nt
ill ii.iiiit ti.ti'l,,.,,, ., It I ...... I : in
.... , ,.u. u I1IM.I VI'lll!l.-SllllOII Will
be paid.
for further Information, write elearlv, giving
full address. Send orders by cxpress'or Heg
Istered Letter or Money Order by mail, adilress.
ed oiilv to
M. A. D.UT1IIX, New Orleans. La.
HF.il!I..It MONJ I1LY DltAWING,
nas A, l'M.iiul Prize f:;o,000,-Jummry 10, ISS2.
Wliolu Tickets, t2. Halves, Jl.
Boaza
98 OB
Popular Munthly Drawing of the
In the city of Louisville, on
medm:sday xovembei. so.issi.
These drawings occur monthly (Smidavs ex.
CClilei I lnnli.r iip,..-lvl... ..r .... ..... ..r .1 1 . .
........ r, wi an nob 01 llie UCU
end Assembly of Kenluckv.
The l ulled Slates circuit Court on March 31st,
rendered the follow ing decisions, 4
Is That the Commonwealth ' lstrlbutlon
Company Is egal.
2nd lis drawings are fair.
N. It. -The ComiiKiiy has now on hand a large
fofuie carefully the list ot prizes
NOVEMBER DRAWING
1 Prize
1 Prize
.. tSO.OOO
1 I'rize I.""."""
10 Prize, 81.000 each. .'
20 Prizes, j ioo each
9 Prizes, ioo each app xm Vn priz'es
9 Prizes, J200 each '
9 Prizes, SIM) each
100 Prizes, 8KH) each
200 Prizes, J.'.0 eiich
000 Prizes, 820 each
1,000 Prizes, $10 each
.. JII.IHHJ
.. 5.IHK)
.. 10.000
10.IHK)
2,700
1.S0O
900
10.000
10,(100
12,000
10,000
Lz960 Pries ,u2 408
Whole Tlcketa,82i Half Tlcketa.tl
21 Tlcltete, S50 55Tlcketa 100.
Itemlt money or bank draft In letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered eun or
postoflicc order. Orders of $.1 and upward by
express can be sent at nurexpenso Address all
orders to 11. M. HOAKDM AN, Coiirier-Journal
' Louisville, Ky or it. M. BOAKDM A.N
309 llroadway, New York.
EAST LINE & RED RIVER RAILWAY.
Time Card No 2.
Taking effect Monday, March It, ISM
West-lxaind. JEFKEUSON. Jiaaubotma
4:00p m Depart Mail. ... A rrlvtlftu) ?r2
.;00 am Depart Fr'ght .. Arrive lOpui
DAINtiKltElKLD. v
ft Op m Popart Mail Depart 7:SSam
10:10am Depart Fr'ght. ...Depart itiaui
PITTSltUltG.
: Spm Arrlvo Mall Depart frCiOnm
11:.) am Arrive Fr'ght.... Depart 8: no pin
.:.. p in Depart Mail Arrive 6::i0am
UJUpui Depart Fr'ght. ...Arrive 2:00pm
WINSIIOKO. v
8:.'i0 a m Depnrt Mall Depart MSpm
-:tj P 'U Deia rt Fr'ght. . . .Depart 11; 4i a ni
Si:i,ptl-K?PK1NH.S.
iafipm iV-part Mall Depart S-.SOam
1:10 p in Depart Fr'ght Depart 8: li a m
, , OHEENVII.LE.
2 0. a m Arrlvo Mall Depart 2:00 a ra
'P"i Arrive Fr'ght. .. .Depart 0:15am
( oiinectloin; At Uroenvillo Willi the Mo.
riultle rallnmd for all points in the northwest,
at Pittsburg with the Texas St. L. railroad for
Si Vm' :, ' 1 feasant and Tylcn at Jefferson
with the l exas & Pacific railroad for St. Louis
and all points east, south and southeast Pas
senger trains run dally except Sundar
JNO. T. FLYNN,
Cicneral Manager.
Pen. Tlckotand Tass Agt.' Jcller'su'n. Texas
An excellent preparation of
Willi CIipitv mill Petroleum Tnr.
The most Potent, the most Essential, and the
uuim r.uui-iuui iejiie(iy ior
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
Curea Sore Throat, Cough. Colda.
Cronp, Asthma, Whooplug-Cough,
Itronrhltls and t'onsiiniptlon
ThePKST LUNO AND HKai.tii in.-sTr.nirn
ever used.
DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
For SaIa!
The andsrslgned will mil any of the following
Property, vin
At . rp,,t northweit corner Ross avenue
and Pearl street, with Uro house thereon.
143 l.v 9-Jl r.. ..,L .1.1.. 1. . ...
ri "im "inn im" nrnuue won
residence thereon, No. 837 Hons avenue.
City Prtipr Bhire, Ulg Elm street, with 34 feet
of Kround or with AO feet front.
Pnrt of f.ln.,1. V.. iw.. . r... . . .. .
. i . .. a u ! m aun t unimi niiimao,
andnortli of Swiss street, near one-half acre.
A, x. llaNBLKY, at Kxehange Uauk.
JiMaaruaic, -
FaANR L. Clami,
Cvaca K. Clihk.
CUIttl. ClkHK,
(Fstabllshed 1S40.)
JAMES CLARK & 00., ,
SHOE FINDINGS
AND
Manufabtureri Goods,
Koa. 411 tod 430 North Vain nirt
kT. LOUIS, MO,
f III uniinn
. llallvoads.
TEXAS&PACMGR'Y
v n
and lu connection, form the
Most Direct and Quickest Line
FROM ALL POINTS IN
TEXAS
-TOST.
LOl'IS, MEMPHIS;
CHICAGO, ' KASHVlLfF
t'AIKO, LOllsVtl.LE
INDIANAPOLIS, LilATrANoyuy
TOLEDO, ATLANTA
and all points
North, Eaat and Southeatt.
Trains leave Dallas Station asfouwi
EAST BOUND,
No. 4, local passenger " li
No. 2, mail and express j,'
WKST BOUND.
No. s, local passenger 1 Ss n. m
No. 1, mail and express S 'tj u m
Nos. 1 and 2 run daily between Abilene and
St. Louis. uu
Nos. Sand 6 run dally between WeatherforA
and Miniico'ni. "
Nos. 1 and 2 connect at Abilene with .ccom
modatiou to and from (Irelton. w miles wem n.
Dallas. E. 1'. TI'KNEIi, TiekaA gu
I CON N El'TlONS. kfc
At Tf.THi-1-nna u 1 1 h ., II I ... I... .
A Iron : Mountain and Southern railway foral!
pointH North, East and Southeast. '
At Longview Junction and Mlncn'a with .1
I trains on luternatioiiiil railroad for Tyler
Palestine, Houston, Atistin, Uulvestou and Sail
A n ton lo.
! At Dallas with trains of tho Houston Si Tela.
Central railway, for t'orslcaua, Jlexia. Urommi.l
waco, t.alvert, Ilryan, Ilcmpsiead, lirenliam
and all points in Middle and Southern Tex is
At Sliernum with 11. T. C. It.. K tor poi'uto
on the line of that road. 1
At Fort Worth, wiih singes for all points In
Vtestern Texas.
At Shreveport, with Bed River steamer, fot
New Orlemis.
l'l'LLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
I' rom
i Fort
Vorlli, Dnllns ami Shorutan
To St. Louis.
Any Information in regard to rates of frelcht
and passage, time and connections, ivul tit
cheerfully given on application to
II. M. HOXIE.
General Superintendent, Marshall, Te'.na
W. II. NEWMAN, '
ficuernl Freight Agent, Marshall, Teta.
K. W. THO.Mf.0N,
Oeneral P. & T. Agent. Marsh 11. Texas,
Houston & Texas Central R'y
AND CONNECTIONS,
The only Hue rmining through the central anil
best portions of the Stale of Texas.
Passenger Express Trains
and
Daily Fast Freight Lines
Between TEXAS and
Kansas City, Su Louii and Chicago.
PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS
Each way, dally, without change,
Between St. Louis & Houston
viaScdallii and
Missouri Pacific Kail way.
3M) to COO miles.
The SHORTEST LINE between Texas and
Kansas City, Hannibal and all points
North and East.
rasBfiige rs nave choice of routes, via Denlsoa
and Missouri Paeillc railway to Kan-as
City, Hannibal or St Louis, or via
Tho Texas A New Orleans All-Rail Through
Line, via Houston and New Orleans.
K UROPE.
Through tickets from or to any point in Great
Britain or Continent of Europe, via the
Houston ic Texns Central Railway,
And all rail to New York, thence via
North German Lloyd,
While Star.'lnman,
Mississippi A Dominion,
, . , Rotterdam, Italian
And Generale Transatlantlque Steamship Lines,
On sale at the following stations:
Galveston, Houston, Culvert,
Hromond, Hrenliam, Wueo.
MeKinner. ll,.,nnuta iri.i,..n.
.,, f .'i"i,'n..ll 1,1111111.-,
Sherman, Austin, Morgan.
i onisou, Navasota, Corskana,
Dallas, Hryan, Mexla,
Hearue.
' Special Inducements to immigrants and'reople
dlslrlng to settle lu the slat...
For Information as to rates of passngo and
freights, routes, etc., apply In person, or by
letter, to A. FAULKNER, -
p t tdttts Texas Passenger Agent
E. D. RTTE, (i B. GRAY,
A. G. F. A. A. ti P. A.
A. II..SWANSON, J. WAI.n0,
Uen 1 Sunt. o. f. if. A.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
NOr.TH AND EAST VIA
Texas and St. Louis
SHORT LINE !
Composed of International and Great
Northern, Texas & Pacific, and st.
Louis, IrouMountaln & Southern Railways.
Tlio Popular Itouto it-oiu Austin to .
St. IiOlliH.
CKIOAOO. IXDIAXAPOLIS,
I'lTTSHlliG, mi'I'.XLO,
NKW YOKkCITV, ItOSTOX.
And nil lntermmedlate Points.
130 Miles Shorter and 9 Hour. Quicker
than any other lino. Through tickets on talo at
Austin and other principal
points In Texas.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
BAQQA0E CHECKED TO DESTTlNIAOS
For tickets and further Information'
as to rates, routes, etc., call upou
F. J. LAWLESS, Aecnb
First National Iiank Building, Austin Tex
Or address, 0. W, RUGGLE3.
Oen'l Pass. Ad't St. Loala ,
H.H. MARLET, S. W. Pam. Ag't. Dallsi, Tim.
The Texas & Pacific Railway
and Its connections form the
MOST DllllICT & QIICKIIST LIXB
-FH0.M-
All Toints in Texas
TO
ST. IiOl'IH, . ItlKMIMIIS.
Cllll'AUU, XASIIVIUiK.
t'AIKO. I.OI ISVIIXK,
IMMAXATOMS, t'MArr.NUOG..
TOI.KDO, ATliANTA.
AND ALL 1'OIXTa
, North, EasUjdJouthwest.
Trains arrive and leavo Austin station as fol1
lows: No 8 mull and express arrives at at m l
No 4 mail and express leaves at (MO a m.
Connection" At Tcxarkn.no, with all trains op
St. Louis, Iron Mountain di Boiitlieni Knllrosd.
for all points North, Fast and Southeast. ,
T.oiirvlew Junction and Mlncola, with all trahu
for International Kallroad for Tyler, Palestine.
Houston, instill, Uslvcuton and sun Antonio,
at Dallas, with trains of the Houston & Texai
Central R'vv'y, for Corslcana, Mexla, Bremond,
Visico. Calvert, Bryan, Hempstead, Brenhant
and all point In Mlddlt and southern Texss.
ot Sherman, with HaTU Ry, for all poln
on the Hue of that rum! it irnrt Worth. wltU
tauea for all points In Wcstorn Texas, it
shreveport, with Reil Hirer Iteamers f'
(ew Orleans. Pullmnn'a Palace aleeplm Carl
(mm Fort Worth, Dallas and shermon to
Louis, my Information In rciiard to ralei
freiithta or paaa ire, thee and eonneetlona will
Jw cheerfully rIvcu on application to oeo.
Noble, Oeu'l aupt, Marshall, Texas; Vt- N'
man, 0. K. a. Manhall. Texas; or K. W. ThomP
a. ti. r.ATili UaraUaU ,ltxaat
lilAIMII
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