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TBr statement of the present

The statement of the present pros
poets Of the wheat crop Just issued
by the Department of Agriculture al
Washington is very encouraging
The average crop, by which phrase
is usually meant good crop, is in-
dicated by 100. The New England
States show 10ll, the Middle States
l02, tho Western States 1919, the
Southern States 103. Tho pacific
States are exceptional. Oregon
shows los, while California, owing
to drought, shows only so. Mary
land is 103. The average Of all the
States would be just about 100, The
last reports from Canada prove
equally favorable. This indicates q
large amount Of wheat to export, be
sides supplying the very large do
inand of this continent.
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Another expedition for tho Al

Another expedition for the Arctic
regions will leave the American
shores some time this month. One
Captain Tyson will command this,
and will precede what is known rs
the Howgate colonizing expedition
The judgment Of the world is u
gainst these expeditions US being
usalses, wasteful, reckless aud sac
ri6ciDg Of human life, for which no
comsaeosurate return has ever been
msde-aud yet the same infatuation
tempts daring men to engage in
these expeditions.
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Auditors Notice.

In the Matter of Tie assigned Estate o,
John Si.aaeper.
The Auditor appointed TO audit the &C.
count Of J. J. Sbrsder sssignee Of the a.
boye estate aud TO report distribution Of
the balance In the hands Of the account
ant, will meet the parties Interested on
Saturday, August 25th, 1877, AT 10 o'clock
A. N. sL his otRoe in ths Court Houss,
Middlsburs. Pa. whea aud where they
are reQueslsd 10 make their claims or be
asbsrvsd from coming ia upoa said faad.
a. u. PfAhLER,
Auditor.
Mlddisbsrg, jsiy ~, 1871.
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Gov NICHOLS has cruelty disap-
pointed his party by announcing
that the members Of the Louisiana
Returning Board have not been in-
dicted aud will not be. The Demo.
cratic press had not only indicted
and convicted them, but had almost
got MIR. Tilden into the White House
once more on the strength Of the
shocking revelations" made. There
nothing for the party TO do but to
settle bach aud yell fraud again.
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GENERAL GRANT has ut last ex-
pressed his opinion of English hors-
ss, after viewing them critically on
the track and road. He thinks the
American running horses, or racers,
saite equal to the English that the
English carriage horses are better
than ours. and that in trotting hors-
es ''Acas,ica is A No. ! and England
nowhere-
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
MAY 11st, 1877.

Trains teave Herndon as fol-
lo,os (Sauoidys Ercepted)
For shamOkin, 1915 ll.00 q IN and
8.25 p IN
For Mt Carmel, Ashland, Tamaaus,
Poitsvills, Reading, aud Philadelphia,
ll.00 u u.
Trains for HerudoH, ieare as foHo,cs,
(Smdoys Efcepted.)
Leave shamokip, 500 an $50 and
$40 p m.
Leave Philadelphis 9.l6 m. Reading
ll:30 . NJ.
Po,tsvills. 1910 p N. Tsusqus l.a5 ]
N Ashland 2 36 p IN.
Mt. Carmel 3.f6 p m.
Traks leape Harrisburg as follows
For New York, $40. SO . NE, and
| 2. 90 s7.66 Pm.
For Philsdelpbis $50, $40 9.i5 Q. 10
200 sad S.57 N.
Sundays
For New York b.2o m'
For Philsdelphis 1.45 ? N.
Train, for Harrisburg leave as Jollous !.
Leave New York, S.45 an 100 sut
$50 snd s7.t6 p IN.
Leave Philsdslphis, 9.i6 . IN. $40 snS
7.20pp.
Sundays
LesJ New York $50 p 10.
| Lesp Philadelphis 7.20 p m.
svisIMorris Il Essex 4. \.
J.E. WOOTTEN,
denI Manager.
G. G. HANCOCK,
Genl Ticket Agt.
! fss. sTLsuae.
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ElNANCES Of MiddIeburq Borough
L School Board, June 4th, 1877.

Bal. due on duplicate OF lsTa
as per settlement May ID,
1870 Aaron Reningsr, Col &jo33
OR.
by eIoners,ions se2
Due Borough 81 IL
Bal. due on duplicate Of 1874,
~ per settiemsnt May IA,
is76' Jacob s.eiSinssr' Col. s''
By receipts Of Treasurer oogT
DO exoserations o3 Tg
Due Borough $40
Bal as sGs T.s ss ss,sIsmsas saEa,s Ny \ VI. Il,
is7S, Mp. na1ss. Col .isai'
do per cent. uoi. fees on
$50 20 lso $50
Due Borough Isl 81
Amount OF duplicate for tue
year is'o David Rsuch,
do per cent of on ..i o. l2A
do per cent Col fee on ,,
Due Borough l3o 70
WIN. II. Beaver, Treasurer
Borough as per se,tle.
nent, May 10. 1870 SIS q Is
Emanuel schoeh, Treasurer
for the year 1876.
To cash and orders CT Jacob
Ste ininger SoT
To cash and orders OF ".
q. Hare 500
To cash aud orders OF
David Rauch 2S< ~
To cash on hoch dupii'
cate ~ 40
To cash OF W II. Beaver
late Treasurer pE
To Rent tor School House 10
do state appropriation 1901! s5s as
CIR.
BY orders si2 OF
do costs paid @. W. Ora.
nello lW
By2 per cent for paying
out On ei5i % $50 a,a ~
Bal. dae Borough June. Z, 1877 1889 :.
WE the undersigned A udiors OF the Borou 81
OF Midileburx met the eth day of June, A. ID
| 1877. and examined tue forgoiax accounts snt
found them true and correct % above stated;
| T. Il. BIBlGHAuSE,
e. STETLER,
JOHN DORM,
Auditors.
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THr Oldest human being in the
world is Sonora Perss Glen, Mexi-
eau woman, who lives in San Gabri-
a Mission, California She is one
hundred aud forty years old. Her
age is declared to be a matter OF un-
disputed record.
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Born Russia aud Turkey are rum
ming the paper currency mills /, the
former has run out $780, ,O0O,00t
since the opening of the war, and the
latter, which has been putting it out
for half year, has just authorized
IN additional issue Of $3.50, 600, 900.
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Tuy Democrats elected all OF the
II members Of the South Carolina
Legislature chosen in Charleston
last week. The Republicans made
no fight, being content to let HaInp-
ton have his way.
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THE report now comes from New
York city that Tilden has q hand in
the prosecution Of the Louisiana re-
turning board. He hopes through
thesr conviction to lay u basis for
quo ,sarrauto proceeding.
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NOTICE.

Henry MeclHy J IN the Common Plens
70. for SNYDER County. No.
amelia 7reoster. los Of Sept. T. 1873.
The public are hereby n,tincd that Amelia
1tcsstar defendant 10 above stated Judgment hss
legal aud equitable set-of to the same, and par
ties negotistiUg for Q transfer or ss isnment Of
the above judgment vii take notice that said
set-of, with all other equities 60 which the De.
fen dsnt may be entitled win bc set ~ as against
" "a Judgment.
AMELIA TREAsTER.
July ~, 1877.
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Tue Pennsylvania Steel company,
OF Harrisburg, have orders sufficient
to keep the works running day and
night for four months. Twelve
hundred hands are employed.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

pY virtue OF writ OF Vend. Ex
- issued ont Of the Cour. OF Common Pleas Of
Snyder county, and 10 me directed VIII he ex
posed to Public Sale. at the Court House In Mid.
dieburg, on
Saturday July 2is. 1877.
at o o'clock A. NJ. NJ said day the following des.
cribed Real Esiate to wit ; A certain TRAIT
OF LAND situate In Usutrc Township Snydsr
county Pa Bounded North by land of t,corse
Yerser, south hy land OF Jacob froct, East by
land " David ksre, containing FORTY-fIvE e.
ACRES more or less being Timber Land.
Seized aud tatcn in execution and 10 be sold
as the property Of George Henry.
ALSO
At the same time and place, by virtue Of writ
Of Ven, VI. issued out OF the Court of Common
Pleas Of snyder County, and to ine directed
will be exposed to Public Sale, acortaiu TRACT
OF LAND, situate in FrAntlin township Say
der county Ia. Bounded North and East by
land of john d. Walter, SOUTH by land of Asapp
Bowersox, West by land OF John II, Walter,
containing Twenty acres more or less where on
are erected q one aud = half story dwelling
house stable aud other out building.
Seized aud taken In execution and to bosold
as the property OF Mahlen Courtney.
II. ElSENHART. Sheriff.
Sheriff . Ofnce, Middleburg, June 2l, 1877.
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WIN. VAN GEzRR,
Lswisbprg Pa,

Offers bic professional service TO shs pub
ue. Coilsstioss snd oil othsr Profession.
al business entrusted 10 his ssss viii re-
eeivs prompt attention.
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J. GROUSE. Editor 4 Proprietor.


The following gentlemen constitute the
Standing Comm for the ensuing year
Adams Robert smith. N. n. MIdleseArth.
DsavSf-l. ]. Nsneeck. Dr. T. ID. Conrad.
Beaver west--t. A Ulsa, A. 4. Ronis.
Csrtfs-fster Hsrtnan. iohs y. SpangIer.
ChspMsa-1. r. Hall, I'll. a Shsefor.
rfanktn--C, 4. Ntisnisr, " Eissnn,ser,
yaetsoa-Dr. y. Itermsn. Henry MJyer.
Mliilcburs-1. II. Atnoli. teo,u smith,
Miditecrcek-J, Robert keeler, \. B, keek.
Monroc-J. y. rrc xicr. Z. p. Hunmel.
Psna-Jos. r. Heniricks. Nsnry Meyer.
Herry-Coi. WIN. Harding, El " Meyer.
Perry west-f. - winsy. W. II. winey.
SeiinssrOve-,i. Il. snirieks a. y. uember.
ling.
Union-coL W. a. Herrold. Capt Thomas W d.
Norman.
wa.hins,oa--Johu A. Hilsisb, Henry D.
Mover.
The Comri,tee viii meet at Niddichury OF
Saturday, August sth, is17. At one o'clock, z
d. fot potm ent organlrltiOn.
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iSHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of Ven. FIX. is
- sued out ofthe Court % Common Plcas OF
Snyder county, aud to me directed, viii be ex.
Middleburg, on
Saturday, august 1sM, 1877,
q, 9o'cicca A. NJ. tho following described Resi- Es
tate. 10 wit A certain TRACT OF LAND
situate IN West n, aver township. Snyder 10.
Pa, bonded North by land Of Jossrb Ulsh,
South by land OF Daniel Spigieu,yer and others.
East by land OF George Kline sni Westby land
or less, whereon are erected TWO.STORY
DIV ELTIN0 HOUSE, BANK BARN, aud
other outbuitdlngs. Ssisei and tak,n In sxecu.
tion and TO be cold asthe property OF Peter Hon.
man. -
Sherin's once, M,ddieburs. Pa, July 10, ~.
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WARRANTED FOR THREE YEARS

Ageat for snyder and sdjoining Counties.
Apr. IL, 1871.
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Noon Aasoclatoa Press Report.l

LONDON, July %. The Times
Athens correspondent reports turbu.
lence In Thrace and Macedonia. The
insurrectioaary movement Ia expected
to spread into Thesalay. The minister
Of war il mobiliSing the Greek troops,
and the minister oithe interior Ia call
Ing out volunteers.
A Bucharest correspondent says:
Rustchuk appears completely sur
rounded, but there Is no news OF COM
menoing siege operations. When the
blockade Of Rustchuk Is completed,
30 that Its garrison cannot interfere
with the Dobrudsoha column, 1t Is ex-
pected here that tho Russian force will
leave the line OF the Chernovada rail-
road and envelope Sllestra.
IL Is officially announced that the
Russians have possession Of the whole
line If the Chernovada and Kustendji
railway, the Turks having evacuated
aud partly burned Chernovada on
Tuesday night.
Various dispatches represent that
the movement of General Sagra was a
feint, and that the real movement was
directed toward station farther south,
where the Russians have concentrated
Nh army corps, under orders to proceed
at once to Adrianople.
1t Is calculated that the Turkish
forces not already locked In Danubian
fortresses, will not exceed 100, 900, and
the Grand Duke Nicholas has II sufll
Client force at Tlrnova to prevent theil
interfering with the movement OF
Adrianople.
The Posts special from Nickopolii
says that fifty thousand Russians ar,
advancing from Nikopolis towards
Widdin, TO beslege that fortress ant
prevent an advance Of Turkish troops
between Mlsch and Sopa. The Rouma.
MANS ut Kalafat are resuming the
bombardmentat Widdin, and will join
In the siege.
Perfect tranquility prevails In Con-
stantinople. There Is u rumor of the
movement OF the British fleet from
Besika Bay.
The Standards correspondent at
Constantinople, telegraphs AS follows:
~ know, on very high authority, that
the porte does not expect to be able to
prevent the Russians reaching Adrian
Ople.n
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q. Va. Henderson q 60.

Any parties visiting Chicago from
Texas or the south, and who feel an
interest In seeing boots and shoes
made quickly and on large scale,
would be amply repaid for visit to
the above named house. The house Is
fifty by two hundred feet, and six sto-
ries high, and Is packed as full, from
basement TO roof, as an egg Is Of meat.
The first floor contains the offices and
goods ready for shipmedt, samples,
ETC.; the second floor fine work boots
and shoes Of all styles and sizes; the
third floor Is used for the rubber de-
partment, and Is filled with probably
the best stock for this falPs trade that
has ever been offered In Chicago; the
fourth flour Is a curiosity-here and
on the fifth floor two hundred work.
men are employed. All the work Is
cut by careful, scientific men, and
every boot and shoe manufactured by
c. NJ. Henderson Il Co. IL 80 care
fully watched that 1t Is a
moral impossibllity for any pOor
or defective leather or bad worn
to creep In. On one counter we coun'
ted thirteen sewing machines, some o
them sewing Of waxey linen thread
two and three seams al a time. Th'
"Eyelep' machines work beautifully
After looking through the house, an'
seeing the intelligent class Of workmeI
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WASHINGTON.

Cho President ANA Cabinet Invited "a
LouisViIle--ry ner Wont Resigu--Pre-
sident's Virginia Tour North caro-.
lima Ofhcial CFOokedness.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.--A commit
tee from Louisville, consisting OF Cen
eral John 7. Harlan, George z. Dorr,
OF Louisville, A. Julius, Bankhoue
GOore, h. IL. Murray and John w.
karney, waited on the president and
invited him and the cabinet TO visit the
Louisville exhibition, on the 27th OF
September. The invitation 10 accep.
ted.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Tyner, has no idea OF resigning.
French Minister Noyes, sails from
Philadelphia, on the steamer Illinois.
The full cabinet, except Sherman,
leaves Tuesday, for Virginia. The trip
details are not fixed, except that they
will be at the postal convention, on
the 9th instant, at Old Point Com.
fort.
VIM. II. Copeland, correspondent OF
the New York Bulletin, has been ap.
pointed special financial agent, OF the
treasury department.
The Star says u delegation OF BUSH
ness men, Irrespective of party ailiia-
ton, from the Third and Fifth districts
OF North Carolina, are expected here
on Monday, to urge upon the presi.
dent the necessity Of changing o In.
ternal revenue officers in their dis,
tricts.
1t is claimed that the present officers
put up jobs on dealers TO violate the
law, so that they may reap the bene
fits OF the fees. This demonstration
is in response TOT recent letter from
the revenue agent in North Caroline
to the commissioners OF internal reve
nue., to the effect that all classes II
North Carolina INSTRUCTED the colIec
ton OF federal taxes. The delegation
will show that they only object to i'm
proper, oppressive and Illegal acts o
the part of the revenue officers.
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Last night, u number Of ladies and
gentlemen repaired to the fair
grounds--well provided with good
cheer" aud accompanied by band Of
music. The pale moon shone down,
silverlng the surrounding objects with
her pale rays, and causing the shadows
to softly blend into each other. The
strains Of the music lloated through
the air and fell upon the ear in pleas.
ant and melodious cadences. Pretty
girls, with their attendent jewellers,
tripped merily DER the green sward to
the music OF the band, and happiness
and pleasure ruled the hour. About II
o'clock the party returned to the city,
with hearts merry and free. On the
road home n delegate was sent to TIFF
HERALD office, and filed his commits
sion by leaving a lot OF delicious cake
aud flxings. The |. C.'s discussed II
with gusto, and wished the folks who
kindly remembered them many happy
returns Of the occasion.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Traders from the West report that
there are now two thousand lodges OF
Sioux in the vicinity of Wood Noun,
tain, Canada, and Sitting Bulls band
recently arrived there,
Fifty thousand dollars was paid over
to the society of natural history at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, on the 18th, in accordance
with the bequest of the late Charles +.
Bodmann, for many years prominent
bushes man OF Cincinnati.
In fracas at New Providence, Ten.
nessee, Sunday Tom Hutchins, colored,
had an alteration with two negroes
Tom and Dan Leonard, about llutchins
wife. In the row Hutchins was shot in
the hand by Tom Leonard, and thought
to be MORALLY wounded. The green.
eyed monster caused it all.
Henry Toole, of Marysville, Ken.
lucky, who was shot in melee, Mon.
day July ., by the murderous Bennett
boys and Dan Swang, died Monday
This so excited the people that they
threatened to take the murderers from
Jail and hang them. A strong guard
was put about the Jail and no serious
trouble occurred.
Some boys put huge iron bar upon
the track Of the Long Island railroad,
over high bridge near Jamaica, on
Sunday night, for the purpose OF throw.
ing the train from the track in the hope
of getting plumber from the passengers,
The train passed over safely. Thomas
Kelly, one Of the lads, was arrested and
confessed to the deed. His father is
serving life sentence for murder.
In consequence of the recent bold dec.
larations OF the Bonapartists, Minister
Fourton has addressed circular to the
projects, stating that the government
will only patronize those candidates
whose electoral addresses do not deyiate
from the policy of Cancellation and
union agreed upon by all the sections OF
the conservatives.
The sheriff at Clarkesyille, Tennessee,
arrested some negroes who were selling
cigars and liquors without license, on
the grounds where religious services
were held. Friends of the accused at.
tempted to rescue them, and in the
melee one OF the prisoners, johnson,
was shot and instantly killed. Tho
deputy sheriff was shot through the
arm. The blacks were terribly excited
and 1t was with much difficulty that
they were controlled.
Richard Shuck, the Owen county
murderer, who is to be hanged next
week, was taken from the Jail at Frank
fort, KY, by the sheriff Of Owen and a
guard Of six men, and carried on horse.
back to Owenton. This removal, IL
seems, was ordered TO take place this
week, instead Of next for prudential
I reasons. Still there are those who be.
lieve that rescue will yetbe attempted
while there are others who profess 10 be
we'll acquainted with all the bearings
Of this case, who say that Shuck will b
! put to death, but not by the officers Of
! the Law, on the 9th.
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A Brg Excursion.

The Knights Of Pythlas lodge, in
this city, have received a communities.
ton from The lodges Of that order and
the Odd Fellows, In Hot Springs, look
ing toward grand excursion to Dali
las during the fair, and also to get the
lodges in the towns between here and
there, to participate, and on their ar.
rival here, to have grand parade on
horseback. This would be an impos-
ing sight, and We hope that the ar
rangement will be perfected. A CON-
mittee has been appointed In the lodge
here to attend 10 the matter.
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NEWARK, o., July 20.-No freight
trains are allowed to depart. The
strikers say they will not stop any
passenger or mail trains, and that no
torpedoes are placed on the track.
The sheriff read the riot act without
effect.
MARTINsBURG, w. Va, July 90
Numerous arrests of ringleaders Of the
strike on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road have been made to-day. The
trains have been cut off at Sir Johns
run, but were afterwards coupled up
and proceeded west. Two squads OF
soldiers have been ordered there and
are Ell route.
BUFFALO, July 20. Orders have
been received at the Erie shipping Of
flee, to take no stock, on account oil
the strike. In the vicinity OF HOr'
nvllsville the men quietly quit the
trains. There were no relays to carry
on the trains. There are rumors that
the same action has teen taken on the
Lake Shore road at Cleveland.
PlrrsBURd, July cot is believed
here that If the Pennsylvania railroad
men hold out, the Panhandle and
Fort Wayne men will join the strike
The strikers say that In case the men
on these roads join them, the men on
the Michigan Southern aud Lake Shore
railroads will do likewise. Strong
efforts will be made to stop all freight
traffic between the east and west, and
40 bring the railroad company to terms
There are nine hundred loaded carr
on the tracks between Union depot
and East Liberty. - trains arrive
here the crew join the strikers. by
midnight probably fifteen hundred
loaded ears will be locked here.
Up to I'm. there had been no eiior'
on the part Of the company TO moV'
the cars, and very grave results viii
likely follow the attempt when made
HARRISBURG, Pa, July D.-dover
Hartraft has Issued proclamation
against the strikers.
At a meeting Of the strikers al
Pittsburg, the following dispatch
signed by P. j. Donahoe, was received
with the widest cheers. IL Is date'
Hornersville, New York July %
"The firemen and brakemen on tn
New York and Erie railroad went =
work. this am.
The formal reading Of Hartranfp
proclamation by sheriff Fife, was re
ceIved with boots and cries from th
crowd.
Angry spirits-"who are you? Civ
US bread" etc.
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NO. 145 l--ESTABLISHED lS49

employed, tho care used, aud quality
OF the leather, one readily sees why
they are 30 safe "warrantlngn their
work. The leather used, Is "Chioago
tanned said to be the best In the
world---it lies In the watts from four to
ten months. Not one pound OF "pat-
enw tanned stock Ia allowed to come
into the house. All "counter'sr ara
made OF the best OF sole leather, this
with the patent "BuEzell'' seamless
back entirely prevents any running
over' or ripping at the heels. All
work Is lined with good strong leather
or the best Of heavy drilling. Texas
merchants will do well 10 see Mr.
John A. Pressucce, the travelling agent
In Texas, before ordering their stock
OF boots and shoes.
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COTTON WORMS.

They Invade the Coast Counties Play
Hayock with the Crop, aud Hull the
Drug Market in Galveston.
GALVESTON, July TO- Cotton worms
have appeared in considerable mum.
beers In Lavaca, Fort Bend, Dewitt,
Gonzales, Washington, Austin, Colo.
RADIO, Liberty, and other counties near
the coast. II is reported they have
already done great damage In the
Guadalupe valley. The demand for
poisons of all kinds is unprecedented.
AS evidence OF this, II 10 stated that
Preston \ Robira sold yesterday 81, 100
worth OF their worm destroyer. The
supply of arsenic In this market has
already been entirely exhausted, but q
fresh supply will be on the market In
a day or two. The Wholesale drug
houses have an abundance OF Paris
green and oil other poison, except
arsenic,
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JUDICIAL.
Dissrict Court.
arsenic.

District Court.
The case OF the First National Bank
Va. A. d. Seixas Il Co. still on trial.
county Court.
Nothing new.
Justice Peak.
Nothing OF interest.
Justice Mcclure.
A man named Leonard was arrested
for vagrancy, but was discharged.
Police Hoard.
Met yesterday, and investigated the
charges against Officer Phares, and
found nothing In them. He has been
good officer and we are glad to learn
that there was no foundation to them.