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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-07
For the Republican.
DAME FORTUNE!
BY G.. {. L..


Dame fortune is said to be tickle,
And this, we believe to be true,
She drives out with chariot and horses,
And often comes plainly in view,
When 10! all the men in creation,
Will iranticly follow her train,
And call her ''the pride of the Nation"
Just simply her favor to gain.
Some few succeed in their wOOing,
She stops though she's rs blind rs can be,
And see! she is lavishly strewing
Gold dollars like sand by the sea.
Though some count her fayOrs by millions
Yet never cOntented are they,
And others can count them by billions,
Yet still We are needy'' they say.
They CAM get enough Ofearth's mammOn,
With all of their hustle and stir,
But strive with the rest of their CANON
To ride in the chariot with her.
But alas. soon they find they'r mistaken,
She drives Off with speed like the wind,
And leaves them alone and forsaken,
Far away III the distance behind.
Then letus not be in q hurry,
For riches and honor and fame,
For if we do get in IL furry,
Well find It's but labor in vain.
The world was not made in minute,
And wealth is not gained i'll day,
So remember all you who would win it,
There's profit sometimes in delay.
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Correspondence.
From Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, Mo-, May 81. rs.

ROCHESTER,, Mo-, May 3D., rs.
| EDITOR REPUBLICAN Matters in
the Independent Province quiet and
easy. Ducks plenty and hunting good.
We love hunting. 1t is $50 jolly to
"get up duck, and see him start
off with all the impudence imaginable,
and then stop him in his mad career,
as the voters Of Andrew county stop
ed Bird in his frenZied break for the
office of County Justice. We haA
supposed that the political waters, so
recently agitated, had returned to
their wonted tranquility. 1t appears
otherwise, however. Some one is hurt,
and judging from the manner in which
the Bird" tiutters, he it is who ap-
pears to have been struck by some
stray shot, which has had a tendency
to cause him 20 "slop over" and de-
port himself in a most unscemly man.
ner.
Prator, the Rochester correspond
ent Of the Andrew County Republi-
can, with all his faults, is something
of philanthropist, and in this capa-
city would respectfully suggest to
Mr.. Bird the idea of keeping cool un-
der all circumstances. 1t was pre-
destined and foreordained that Bird
was to be offered rs a sacrifice to the
departed spirits of the Fusionists of
"a. The decree of the Fates is as III
flexible as was the ancient laws of the
Medes and Persians. "What can't be
cured must be endured,' and we would
advise Mr.. Bird to journey On in the
even tenor of his way; to stay at
home and tend to his mill and his I'LL
ported pigs; to tend strictly to affairs
altogether his own, and by no means
forget his blessing! Let him do this,
and over his political grave, into
which we so gently laid him, we will
plant the emblems Of the Order which
he loved so well. His covering by
day shall be the starry banner of the
red, white and blue, and by night the
consolidated stars. Over his political
remains we will erect the marble mon
ument, but its height will tell not of
his manly deeds, nor the broadness Of
its base of his many virtues. Simply
= He lived-He ran for office He
died. Requicscat IN paee-Dulce est pro
patria a,Ori.
But seriously, (and this is the first
serious thought we have had in our
head in week,) would it not have
been better for Newton Bird to have
kept silent upon the subject of his de-
feat, and not to have shown to the
good people of Andrew county that
he took the matter SO closely at heart?
1t would appear to your correspond
ent that the mans pride Gf he has
any, } would prevent his coming before
the people and telling them that be-
cause they had defeated him at the
polls, they had caused him heart-aches
and bitter tears. a person possess
ing dimes worth of back. bone,
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and betrayed him, what ri CHIT had he
to suppose and demand of others to
keep faith with him. Yes, Mr.. Bird
there is a fusion in Rochester for lust
such men as you. Do you remember
the pledges you made last fall, only
to violate, the promises you gave for
the base and unhallowed purpose OF
deception. You stand convicted by
your own words of all that is calcu-
lated to make a man infamous in pol
itics. Stay in Andrew county and
take care of your own interests, do
all YOU can to advance them. Those
to whom you refer did not leave Ow-
ing YOU a school bill; can YOU say the
same? Il am a Democrat" says
Bird. How long pray have you been
thus afflicted. Last fall you were ar
rayed i'll open hostility against the
Democratic party, delegate to near
ly every convention of the so called
peoples Party" held in the county.
remember meeting with the Demo
cratic party in two conventions last
fall; you were not there, although a
Democrat and CARRYING a whole
Township in your pocket. If | mis-
take not, your strikers filled up the
Lob of nd of
tempted to force upon the Central
Committee men who, they said, were
i'll active sympathy with the Peoples
Party. You are Democrat, and ac-
cepted the nomination at the hands
Of the Peoples Party but few days
before the same honor was rendered
by the Democratic Convention. Why
not prove your faith by your works,
and refuse the nomination of the first
convention. The reason why you did
not is very plain, YOU wanted the Of
flee. | opposed your nomination on the
ground that the party with which
you acted was opposed to the Demo-
cratic party. Had Mr.. Stanton been
nominated instead of yourself, / be-
licvc Mr.. Snowden would have been
defeated. But 81 am a Democrat" no
difference tho | sat in the convention
last fall that nominated the HonP. A.
Thompson, q Republican, for Con-
gress, in opposition to the Hon. Da-
vid Rea. the Democratic nominee. Y on
sold Thompson out on election day,
violated your pledge to him as you
did to others. Talk not of treacherv
and bad faith when they constitute
so large an element fyour own COM
position. l kept every pledge l ever
made to you. You sold Shanks out
i'll Monroe, and tried to do the same
in Jefferson. am Democrat in fact,
and | believe Mr.. Rea, Chairman of
the Democratic County Committee.
will bear me out when 1 say that last |
fall | was the only Democrat in favor
of placing full county ticket in the
field; while you were plotting against |
the party, was supporting it. This
is the difference between our Democ-
racy.
Mr.. Editor, hoping that you will !
give my communication a place in !,
your valuable journal,
| remain, yours, &C..
CHAS. +. BOOHER.
P.S. Pr1tor will attend to his
side of the case to the entire satisfac-
ton of Mr.. Bird.
Rochester. Mo, Nav 4th. 1879
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The Becker House.

q. W. SROUFE. Proprietor,
North Vest Corner Of Public Square,
CAEANNAH, Mo. The public will find in this
- Hnilse, mewly opencd) everything kept
with ncatncSS and good order, and the tables fill
d with the best the country affords. No pains
i'll be spared to render full satisfaction to all
his patrons, AMI his charges will be moderaie, to
suit the times. nol2-lyr
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SAVANNAH DIRECTORY,

Advertisements in this column, fifty cents per line
TOR one yed', including the general heat. Those
1rho advertise in this column are reliable and
straightforward in their respective cdifiHqS.
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THE constitution makers met III
Jefferson City, Wednesday, May 5th
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ATTORNEYS.

I IL. STEWART, Attorney at law AMI Notary
- Public. Office, ,Court-house, up stairs. Par
ties lesiroue of loaning money can have it Sc
cured with real estate on short notice. %
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Wy w. CALDWELL, attorney-at-law and
w Notary Public. Pays special attention
o collecting, cOnveyancing and investigating
tiles. u
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BRASS BAND TEACHER.
PHYSICIANS.

nR. e.. ii. DAVENPORT having located in
- Savannah, offers his professional services
Ia the citizens of Savannah and vicinity. Office
at his residence on Main street, one block east OF
the Square.
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~ +. BRY AN, attorney at law, will practice
W. in all the courts of Northwest Missouri
Special attention given to business in the county
and probate courts. Office over Farmers
Bank. -
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The Rax,er atesm RnEIas.

As motor 'sthe Baxter" has earned the
distinction Of being the best. This is con-
ceded, we believe, even by competitors; its
construction being, both as regards scienti-
6c principles, and material and workman
ship. as nearly perfect as can be attained.
The only objection raised on any hand, is
the alleged high price, and It is true that
"the Baxter" costs tribe more than some
other patents Of prefessediy the same power
But the experience Of thousands attests
that through its superiority both OF materi-
al and mechanism, its greater safety aud
simplicity, economy and reliability, 1t is not
dearer, but very much cheaper I'm the long
run. The price too. has been reduced with.
in the last year, not however with any re-
strictlou in the quality of the material used
ia It's constructiou-the usual plan Of lower
priced machines-but as concession to the
general demand for GLOVER prices" render
ed practicable in the case Of immense sales.
There istherefore no depreciation In quality,
but We are assured and guaranteed that the
same high standard will be maintained In
future which in the past has distinguished
the Baxter as the best small power motor
ever constructed. Farmers. or Others wish
Ing an engine are requested to read the ad-
vertisement, and address for further psrtic-
ulars, Mr.. VIM. ID. Russell, Is Park Place,
New York.
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D. N r. , -
| REV. IL. u. BURLEsON. ID. d..
President and Professor OF Ancient Ian
l glages.
| REy, RICUARD BuRI rsoS H. n a
| Vice President ana prn,assa. 90 $780,
Science ''' ''"''''"' VI N"us
Nh ,n,.r, ua.. . AZ
MIR ALBERT BoGGEss, A. NJ,
Professor Of Pure and Mixed Mathemst-
les. I'd
MIR. j. II. STRoTuER. A. M
Adjunct Professor ~ Ma,hamsti.s go
PRINCIPAL of Primary Danartmsnt ~"
MRs S,IrJ, R,,,, rn
A5;,,ss 1919 T LIEN,
NIL. mnluh n, teacher OF natural Science and
MI Es'''es M
Mrs. Nj. A. TwELIS,
Miss X ,T,m T~u,'i anu vocal MUSIC
aS,,aa, ras.,. st,s,
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TEXAS
Banking & Insurance Co.
GALVESTON.
A SSETS APRIL 10, 1874,
$35S, SO. 90.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT
win give particular attention to col
lections in the interior of the State
and in all parts OF the United States,
without, charge, except customary
rates of exchange: will receive ae
posits on open account, and issue
certificates of deposit, and by special
provisions of its charter, will divide
pro rata among It's depositors from
one-fourth to one~half Of the net
profits OF the business.
THR INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
viii insure property against loss or
damage by both marine and inland
transportation, at u fair rate. Losses
promptly adjusted.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS-R. y. Will
lis, of p. j. Willis s. Bro. j. Il. Wallis.
OF Wallis, Landes u Co.; w. X. Nc
Alpin. OF McAlpin 4 Baldridge; ID.
The. Ayres, Of b. The. Ayres 4 Co. /;
Gee. Schneider, OF Geo. Schneide 4
Co.. NJ. Quinn of Quinn 4 Hill; c. l..
Cleveland, of Willie 4 Cleveland; Il.
W. Folts, of Folts L. Walshe: u. s.
Jemison. of Moody Il Jemison; 4. A.
Gary, of Gary l. Oliphant; G. Il. Brous.
sard, OF G. II. B. 4 Co.; j. @. 3. Grin
nan, of Grim an& Duval Isaac Berns-
TEN, of l. Bernstein & Co.
OFFICERS-R. s. Willis, President ;
W. X. McAlpine Vice. Pres't; Alphonse
Lauve, Cashier; N. q. Lauvs. Score
tary; Willie 4 Cleveland, Attorneys.
alI.lukwlY
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why isitf
That cheap, adulterated baking pow
ders and havorlng extracts are warran-
ted equal to DR.. Prices, when II il
known that DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder and true FlavOring Extract are
the Purest and healthiest made2 II Ii
because adulterated kinds are bought
less and give o. better profit. Good
goods have valuation and afford q
less profit to the seller as well "a the
manufacturer. Unprincipled dealers
like upprincipled manufacturers will
palm of adulterated articles upon the
community to enEender disease, be
cause IL puts q few more dollars lnts
the pocket. This IL tlio, reason and con-
sumers should know II, and demand
those articles which are used IN food,
that are made by manufacturers who
defy competition In their price and
make the quality Of their goods the
primar confederation.
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REASON WHy.-The reasons why DR..
Prices True FlavOring Extracts, Lem
on, vanilla, etc., are superior to all
others IL because they are prepared
from the choisest selected fruits and
arOmatlcs. without coloring or poison
OILS oils, that all the fiavoring principles
are. retained unchanged by chemical
less to flavor. that there Is no deception
In bottles as they hold one-half more
than those sold for the same size. That
they are In every particular like his
celebrated Cream Baking Powder -
perfect.
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Waco University
w A co, TEX AS.

Opens September 6th, 1876, nth a .fM Facunr
IN all The departments OF Academic and >
Collegiate Education, Male aud Female.
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Do your actions and judgment ena-
nate from your own brain, or are they
the result Of some ones gratuitOus and
meddlesome advices Very frequently
vised, simply because hepokes his nose
into that Of which he knows nothing.
Condemn nothing that You do not I'M
derstand, as merit may thus pass I'M
noticed. II you see an article adver.
tissds and adapted to your own condi-
tion. why not give 1t serious thought
Enelish Female Bitters has cured, and
males who are afflicted with some form
Of chronic female complaint, and why
not try itf septAlw
J. NJ. RIvKIRR, Agent, Waco, Texas.
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7. Is. Peterson q Brothers announce that
they have now In press, and will publish on
Saturday, October End, q new novel by the
popular Southern authoress, Mrs. c. "A.
Warheld, entitled, "Hcster Howarti's Temp
tation." The writer has been Engaged upon
the work for the past eighteen months, and
all critics who have read It pronounce II SUI
pcrior To "The Household Of Bouverie, |"
written by the same author. II viii be pub
lishcd complete IN one large duodecimo
volume, bound In morocco cloth, price
Al 15
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We the undersigned citizens OF McLennan
county, knowing Mr.. W. T. Whites chsrac-
ter as a sober, Industrious gentleman, and
his ability In his profession, do most cheer
fully recommend him for the position oi
County Surveyor OF McLennan county.
Geo, W. Jackson, Vim. A. Fort, J. y. Da.
Wis, Ellison Burch, f. II. McKeuney,E. l..
Heriot, John +. Elgin, Renick & Csssc-
day, E. II. Graham, w. A. Taylor. q. B,
Eraih, R. W. White, James @. Frazier,
Motz Bros, A, A. Casseday, John C.
West, q. B. Gerald, 8. b. Humphreys, J.
NJ. Riveire, John l.. Barlow. Fl
sept28dlw WV
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personal.
We are sorry 10 hear OF the serious Illness
OF Mrs. Charles b. Pearre.
Col. Burflbam is at home .agsin. He Is
nearly ubiquitous, and the Robertson Coun-
ty IL universal.
Capt. Z. r. Cornelius OF Gatesville was In
the city Sunday.
Mr.. II. L. Guifey is In Austin, and will be
absent several days.
] Dr. Josephthsl left for Bolton and Austin
yesterday y - aN
We learn by private letter that our
distinguished delegate TO the Convention,
Gen. Ross, Ia one Of the most influential
members Of that body. We are proud OF
the high position our friend has taken. No
purer or better man than Sui Ross ever rep
resented Texan constituency.
We regret TO hear Of the illness OF Rev.
Sam p. Wright, and trust he will soon be
about again. Men Of his stamp cent afford
the luxury Of slong spell Of sickness.
) Our Young friend Crank who IL in charge
of Nichols 4 Pages branch boot and shoe
store, has "hitted" to Carter's corner, with.
out our permission, and the offense must
be atoned for in some way.
Mr.. r. r. Goolesbee, Of Peoria, was In to
see us yesterday.
Capt. r. II. Savers, Of the Peoria Record,
was In town yesterday.
We were pleased to welcome home yes
terday Mr.. w,B. Davis. Hell only here,we
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Is your head wrapped with "dead" or a
" strangers" hair, or Is II your own that Is
cooled so beautifully Procure DIR. J. New
ton Smiths Hair Restorative, and 1t will
prevent II from falling out, will promote its
rapid growth and create anew and luxuriant
growth Of hair on bald heads.
Certiflcstes are on hand Of new crop of
hair promoted on heads that have been bald
20 years. j. N. RIvHIRE,
aug 263w Agent, Waco
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Attention is directed to this old and high
Nv respectable house, Wholesale dealers In
school books, stationery and blank books,
No. 80 Broadway, New York. Blank BOOKS
made to order; counting house stationery
mercantile printing, etc, in the best style
at most satisfactory rates.
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suuper Thursday Night.

The lady friends OF the Baptist University
will give supper at Odd Fellows HAN, 10
assist In the necessary repairs Of the build
,ngs. All friends of the University will send
contributions to the supper, aud of course
the young gentlemen and ladies will be on
hand. This is a worthy object, and we
hone To ace the hall crowded with guests.
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The Texas Gift Concert Association Of
Denison, Texas have extended the time Of
the Grand Concert and distribution Of $780,
900 IN cash, to November 30, 1870, on which
date II will positively take place, or the
money refunded. Thii has been done to
give all chance TO secure ticket before It
Il two late, and that full distribution Of the
grand gifts can be made. Secure ticket
At once this "Texas Bonanza" and try
your luck.
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r. J. Womack, druggist, Austin Az
enue, under the McClellsnd Hotel, receives
almost daily new supplies Of pure drugs and
medicines. His stock 10 complete in every
department, aud being continually renewed,
Is always perfectly fresh. His assortment
Of fancy articles is immense, and comprises
everything usually kept in a first-class drag
store auglldtf
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That Fred Axling has everything drinka-
bile that man can call for, and all OF The
unrest and choicest brands. He still stands
by Burnham's xxx and o. o. Bourbon.
His genuine Sazarac Cognar brandy, i'm
ported IN original packages, Is simply deli
cious He also receives continually fresh
supplies Of imported ale, porter and wines.
Free lunch every day from III 10 !. AZ
"Fred's" saloon on the square. octo
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Produce Warehouse, Bridge street, near
depot-Produce and merchandise stored at
reasonable rates. Railroad freights Of all
kinds shipped or forwarded. AS my profits
depend on storage, I sell for customers
without charging commissions.
Waco, July ~, 1873. VIM. O. OTIS.
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Fred Axling has bought the presiun bar
rel Of whisky which was exhibited at tue
State Fair, and will have it ION tap" at our
Waco Fair. Well, IT'S Just nice" and no
mistake. Fred's enterprise In his line Is
very commendable, and will undoubtedly
achieve success finally. congratulate
him
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Tom Padgitt,

On Bridge street In this city, has Just re.
turned from the North, where he has laid In
large and carefully selected stock Of sad
dlery of all kinds, styles and prices, togeth
err with large stock Of shoe leather and
findings Of all'kinds and descriptions, which
he will sell at reasonable rates. He will
make any kind Of a saddle, or harness to or
der. Work done promptly and in the best
modern styles. seplsd8twlt
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Masters Of Oranges and Past Masters will
notify this office of any change in the mas
tership so that we can forward the paper
to the acting Master. Past Masters can re-
tain the copy sent by forwarding the price,
s2.i5. A little attention to this matter viii
greatly oblige us. II
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FURNITURE aud Chairs.

A full and well selected stock Of Furni-
ture, bedsprings, mattresses, pillows, win
dow shades, children's carriages, mirrors,
wall paper, and In fact everything that Is
usually found IN furniture store, can be
had at low prices at W. ?. Martin h Bros.
HA aug 2Sdwtf.
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The forage contract for the fair was award
I'D Yesterday to Messrs. Earle 4 Knowles.
John F. Marshall Esq. was elected super
inteudent of department az" vice W. ID.
jackson, resigned. Mr., j. will be one oil
the principal exhibitors in that department
hence his resignation.
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Notice.


WACO, TEfAs, Uct Oth, Io'".
The late banking house Of Flint q Cham.
berlin now in liquidation is compelled to
collect by suit all money due them II not
settled before the next term of the court.
( All parties holding evidences OF indebt-
edness against the bank are requested to
have their claims adjusted at once accord
lug TO the terms Of the compromise.
oct5 4tdur2w
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septlSdlm

Pure apple brandy ana corn whisky, d.
rect from the Tennessee Distilleries. Mr..
u. Jones has opened q depot for the sale Of
the above al J ID. Wallace's store, south
east corner OF the Square; he warrants bis
eiquors pure and unadulterated, aud sells
ahrm at very moderate prices.
tuly2sdSw3m
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We, the undersigned boarders at the stur.
gis House, most respectfully invite the atten-
ton OF the travelling public aud the commu.
nifty at large to the above house as one OF
for the proprietor, DR.. W. l.. Golson, a lib
eral share Of your patronage, knowing, as we
do, that no pains or trouble will he spared In
making you comfortable for = reasonable
compensation. Respectfully yours,
Mrs. q. Claycomb, A. A. Barksdale, c. 8.
Gilbert, W. 8. Crank, Jr., VI. Goldsmith,
Mrs. NJ. Goldsmith, o. II. Brown, W. r.
Clifton, j. R. Smith, Y. Ludecus, l.. B.
Black, Jos. Levine and Others.
sentlSdlm
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On Sunday the Sd inst, by the Rev b. II.
Carroll, Mr.. r. p. sTURers TO Mrs. ALICE
WALKER, all Of this city
BY Rev. NJ. II. Wells, at the residence Of
Mr.. Stevens In this city, on the Sd, j. NJ.
CHILDREss and Miss MARY Z. soRRELs, all
OF Mcl.ennan county.
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In the report of the doings of the Exeen-
tive Committee at Kelleyville. the name OF
Col. Lem Jones was inadvertently left ont.
He was present and did yeoman service In
this, one Of the bes, Jobs the Committee ever
did.
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Residenee Lots for sale,

offer for sale cheap and en- easy terms
eighteen nice residence lots on Washington
street, In rear of my residence on Austin
street. most desirable location In the city
for a residence. Apply to
oct5d2t TRAv. JONES.