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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28
ON THE WING.

Ieroln our rrnyeling !, .rrs.ron.lsnt

( wills Point, = rrt' 3. 1877
From our Travelling Z respondent
( Our lot has been ea>t with the people
I Of this place for thfe, days. SUNDAY
included We met with many friends
/ OF lHE tiERALp who had = number OF
( good things to say about il. They have
I noted the change in lis management for
the better, and lock upon il as hs paper
I OF Northern Texas, advocating It's .in~
terests and compiling and distributing
the latest home and foreign news.
Wills Point received its name from
an elbow of timber mile distant from
the station, where man by the name
Of Wills resided years ago.
During the fall season a good cotton
business is done which accounts for the
substantial bank and commission house
Besides these there are quite . number
al other business houses, which are kept
busy in the fall.
his Texas aud Pacific Railroad Is
daily seceiving fromthis point, car loads
OF cattle, sheep, aud pigs, (not hogs)--a
strange itea that car loads of thisy young
stock should be- shipped north 10 be
fattened, when it could be done 30
cheaply st home, and with such an i'm
meRse difference in the profit to the
raiser. Quite a revolution has yet to
take place before our people will learn
the advantage Of doing more at home,
and becoming more independent.
The schools about this place are said
20 be we'll and ably conducted. We
were pleased to meet Prof ". 4. Gull
herson, who has a Hourishiug school ~
Cedar Grove. kaufman cauniv. He
gave Us much information regarding
the schools and the Tcxas school law.
This PLACE has two eonyenienccs
which delight commercial travellers and
men ION the wing" one good stable,
where good teams can be obtained at
reasonable rates, kept by Mcleod y
Cloud, and the other tirst-elass hotel
the O y cal house, whore attention, neat
ness nd good table combine to make
pleasant the weary hours OF the tray
gler
Since we have been in this place we
have seen several strings Of fresh fish
caught out OF what they term nks-a
pond Of water obtained by building
dam across a ravine, the water collected
during the wet season, and remaining
the year around This suggests the
plausibility of successful artificial fish-
cries, luxury that would be much en-
loye1 IN our prairie country.
I>'o churches also ad0rn this place.
We attended the Sabbath school in the
Afternoon. and heard good singing by
the ch.!dron. They IL ode arrange
meuls tor a picnic Nav lst aud your
spofsdent was urged to be present.
ICABUp.
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Remembering the Man Who La, &c;
Her,

IIoughton Mining Gazette Harry
odpars n miner from Truro. Cornwall
England, arrived in Michigan about two
Years ago. At home he loycd the only
daughter of an inn keeper. to whom he
proposed marriage bat WAS rejected.
Two years ago Harry who was employ.
ed at the Delaware mine. met with an
accident by which he lost his eycsicht.
The news of his terrible misfor-
tune didn't reach the ears of his
| Truro sweetheart until recently. She
Thought of the man who once told
her he loved her and her We
mans heart softencd. She wro =
to u friend in keweenaw county, aud
in time got history of his condition
and the sad plight he was in on the
| distant shore OF Lake Superior. The
other evening quiet little woman
arrived on the stage from L Anse, aud
before many hours she was at the house
where the blind and MANNED miner was.
She had code To take Harry back to
| England, without any fuss or noise
| and, if he'll allow her, she intends 10
care for him as his wife the rest of hi.
| days.
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Nsliiy every merchant 10 our ely
'''. hopeful view ~ ths coming -rs-
80. our cruf~ promise we'll. and the
vat beWH has already given bread
''lii. an upward tendescy. The acre.
age 20 wheat in Texas thi. year Is
'''s large. aud II the price goes up TO
81 ~ i'r good grades, n will benefit
every body. The farmer will have
m're money TO spend, aud when
money Is cay with him, Il IA also
easy with everybody else. THE bot.
tom prices have been reached, aud all
values must necessarily 70 up instead
81 lowering. Our business men are
enj Ing freely, and the profits Of this
years business will undoubtedly be
uru'r than last. Heare having oar
dl'l season just nov, but that Il irevi-
'abie and we ought not 70 com plain
iof Dallas to-day u doing more thar
hef neighbOr-. AT least this j. the re
port made ny all travelling men. Ou
tAtfyes enterprises arc IN a fayuabi,
oNnditi"n, ana before long Dentor
county viii be connected with this cit,
ey rail-, and pour into our granarie,
hha eompressas fher cotton and hel
corn. TIE Palestine road il In 4 fail
s.y u be constructed, and will ais.
sld ns greatly. Let the:.good wos
90 on.
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I no Roumsnian Parliament VIII
Declare War Against
Turkey.
The Tnrkish IEonelads In the Black
Sea are Irresistible, Gut Russia
Claims They wiz Be Unable
90 az Ct 4 Landing.
The Iaunderer on TIE Situation Il Is Paw
lag the Way TO Intervention or Par
ticipaiioh in tie Strife franco
prgjsian War.ciouas.



st PErEEsI.UlG, AUrL -. The ian
peJiai manifest was read in all the
| churches 81 the empire. aud Wa,
ever where enthusiastically received.
NE% YORK, Aggi! - The. ,i.-t.ia.
rauon a! war 81 l.uss a nFut.-, lur-
KEY was yesterday buH Jgn,t.i TO the
uEieers anu cTes7 % The three vessels
or the Russian !! se,, sU ~, sev .lyei
! VIII aTeGl o.tEus I'll. Tie I4ragd
Duke Alexis read u iac crew az tI-
Sultai.a tie oTuyr Of the RIs-it.i..i.ni
raj, Announcing t. thr dc, The d~ria-
( ration ni war. The 2, d,i4,l - - oA-rt-
Ell by the sailor choir, aut Gods tl+,z-
ing on the Russian ufny iuvolt-i
HE ceremonies 90 board Of the other
vessels of the feet we're sipt!iar "a
those on the nag ship Sultaaa.
PARIS. APriI 35.-'Tne HusSisn teIe-
graphic agency announces that to-day,
lhurshny, the Roumanian parI auirut
Will declare war against Turkey. All
| TURK i~h vessels will be enlbargbea by
Russia rom the lat Of May.
LONDON, April ID a dispatch from
Alexandra u the daily N-w- says il IS
Tumored that the hh,-iIvc II Egypt
WAL send the sultan us Turkey eiEh-
teen thousand men.
The s-iau-ciIcassiau army i nov.
ing in two columns towards T.zrroun,
and Batoum.
CoNsTANTINCPLE., April Turk
ISL troops nre reported 10 h ave occu-
pied kaIala fort.
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QUALITIES.

Packard got tired waiting for the pre-
sIdents boot TO get around, and so he
has kicked himself out of the way.
Most meu love little women, aud bv
strange reciprocity little women love
mnst nten-
The late General @ Z. Babcock seems
TO have been buried without the usual
formalites Of a funeral.
a g'lt OF s9e 600 in gold goes to the
pore From Canada. apd $40, 600 in gold
wi. be seat from New York next
week.
t9uite number Of partisans who
several months ago . lsst.a,itha Tweed's
confession would crush 1ilden, are now
dodg,ng that confession themselves.
somebody advertises in one Of In.
" eesiieid papers tor servant girl
WHO would not tie above placing her
self Oh an equality with the rest of tie
family
George b. Cheever, onee go promi-
Dent in literature, IL sixty-niue, snd
has been for rom. years IA retired cier-
gS man, and has takea 40 part In pub
| lie or professional life.
"Chiid, haven't told YOU not to
stand 80 much before the glass 81
why, mother, you told me 20 read
aud reflect. l have been reading and
Low am refecting.'
/ The Rev. DIR. I4osiek Pierce. of Geor-
gia, niBety-twa years old, continues To
+ preach. and, says the Savannah News.
lis the best living exponent OF Georgia
Methoiisia -
A householder, in filing up his
schedule ~ the last census, under the
column Where born,n described one
of his children as born Sin the parlor,o
and the other sup stairs.u
| II is almost as good to be an Indians
editor ~ q member OF returning board.
Ten Indiana editors have lust received
4 profitable federal offices, and the or
gans are grinding cut waitzes and al
sorts OF cheerful music.
i Ibis is how Hairy watterson is con.
nected wiki the reigning family Mr.
Hayes married Miss Webb; Miss Webb,
brother Miss Matthews. and Miss Maj
thews brother, Stanley. married . sistel
Of Harry Wattersorfs mother.
The managers of the burned hotel a
ST Louis have eyeriasfingly .distin
guished themselves by attempting I,
collect from the guests for the night O
the fife. Thst was kind of accommo
dation which. although not furnishe.
q every hotel, people are mot anxiop
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Tie lodges In this city celebrated the
iy-eighth anniversary Of the order
,n an appropriate manner, at three
'e.orS la the afternoon. Parker
baai wa engaged, and procession
iorued, consisting Of the following
lodges; schel!tr Lodge, No. II, Dallas
Lodge, No. 81, Trinity Lodge, No. 1s4
ani kidgeley EneAmpment, No. -
headed Wy the band. They paraded
and returning 70 the hall, listened &,
An efa'iau delivered by George Alel
'er,h, which was eloquent aud apyro
pfh.s. Ron arka were also offered by
Ar-srs. T. Davis, John Spencer anc
'n"'ea !sshn, and good time en-
i'yed. The bah, which va. 10 hav,
taken Ihcr last night, has been post
p'U,' lliii Monday night.
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STAND AND DELIVER"
A BsIffmorean's I'm rerienee with Mali
Coach Robbers.

Baltimore Sun Mr.. j, w. Corlin,
who was on the Austin and Lock hart
stage, in Texas, when st was stopped
10y mail robber during the latter Part
OF March, has returned to Bal unore.
Mr.. Gorbin Is n member OF the iirm
OF Brown, Beggs Il Co, wholesale
liquor dealers ia this city. aus. was
travelling in the interest of the firm.
The ronber, John Vaughn, u youth
twenty years old, and an assistant
named Ham. White. were aftera.-d.
captured hy Texas authorizes MI.
Corbln AMI q German, who spah,
English badly, were the only pers ns
inside. A man on a raw-boiI, ii horse
ordered the driver To stop, with n
drawn pistol. Mr.. Curbip was
ordered out OF the coach, aud then hi-
pocket book Nas demanded. He
Immediately handed IL over, Ar;
the robber said, al ouly want the
money 1t contaiDs,H wi.ereup,n fifty-
four dollars was taken out and given
him. The robber then demanded his
watch and chain, and these were pivei,
Up. Then the German was ordered
out OF the coach aud his money de.
maaded. He handed out ten dollars.
aud the robber remarked, s.N-eu look
/ like you work bard for your taoner,
NO ] will let you keep that" fhcn the
driver was ordesed to throw he mail
bags down aud lie replied that that
wouhi be violation Of MS aa ft. The
/ rotl,er then said, 'fbis IL tn. 5ath you
! viii obey" pointing a six shooter az
him, and the bags were forthcoming
and MrsAorbin was ordered to oper
them one after another, the rotaei
saying that he wanted the contents o.
each sack kept separate. as be did nui
want the government to be pul
To any unnecessary incoB yenience
In the fourth, or last sack GU
open several registered letters wer.
4 found, when he said, s.Tbose are VIII a
Il WANT and all were handed to him
As he reached for them with his faf
hand he dropped his other hand. Mr.
Ccroin says that he could then ha.,
easily grabbrd the six-shooter, ana
that he would have done 80 had lie no
noticed two men lying upon thei
stonachs and looking GU at the who'll
\ proceeding from distance OF abou
4 fifty yards. The robber tore the Larry e
letter open with his teeth ana III
4 baud, and as he took out Il parcel q
money be said, "As have done =
I we'll i will give you back Your watcl
and ehain,n and after feeling aroun
in bis pockets to find them they wer
returned. Mr.. Corbin was then OF
q dsred ~ replace the mail msttsf la tn
bags and throw them back into tn
icoaobs which hs did, and the robbed
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beiLASs Abrli - LsFg.
! To the Editor of The Herald
! SIR--A day or two ago. after reatiina
an account Of the burning of the South
| ef'n hotel, a. 81. Lauis, " hich spoke o.
/ the fearful loss of life by being burnt
| 10 the hotel, and killed by janping
| from the win'iowa, etc my little son.
| who IL only eight years OLD, said pa
~ ny didn't those people VINO juiYi PEEL
/ froni the windows wrap Themselves up
I IN the be,iiug or IN actresses % lie sai,i
if they had done it, the fall wnnid moi
( have killed them, aud remarked, ifhe
had wen there, he would have used a
bed for that purpose.
| hal uever thought OF ID before. but
/ Immediately IaW that il was Il good
suggestion; fuf the larger the bulk a.
cording 10 the weight OF Il body that is
descending through the air th. slow er
Is Its descent, as it II "a great extent
retarded b. the air through which ii Is
passing.
have no doubt that If many Of those
who lost their lives by jumping from
the windows Of the Southern hotel had
wrapped themselves up in nesIip ,
and mattresses, etc, they wuu!d nov
be alive.
Many years ago negro fell through
the railroad bridge over Tar river, ia
North Carolina, seventy-two feet. The
fail injured bim but little. He only
lost three days from work lie fortn-
Bately fell upon bed OF sand that had
beef washed up by the rain, which DO
doubt saved his life. The facts have
from the doctor who attended him.
Ii the same sawed this Negroes life,
and | think it did--.hat was the opln-
ion of the doctor who attended him-I
think u but reasonable 30 conclude
that If those persons mentioned above
had used their beds and mattresses
etc, that many OF them would have
saved their lives.
| hope you will have the kind
ness To publish this il, your valuable
paper. as 10 may be the means of saving
many valuable lives In fires that NAV
hereafter occur. G.
The idea is not entirely new, tut
coming, as 1t does, from II boy, is
worthy of credit.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEw pEIrkSs. April 9s-Cattnr-s.r1a
= ar aHl lover raf---. S--ss .rH be- ..a
y 900, - i.pary s'.sy,sr' low 30. dd.iue
ii,1.f iu4id! lus d. a. Tea sIi uliIti.U- %
rs nldGiiuE Ialr 4-.tlE.. f..r d.. -.-. Il
c-!uua -. stnrk -ta.-s..
FL9tr drt1au4 gus-s ana tendency uu-
~"risi >ai-.rn zee - - double \
treble = ~. -; 81. 1.rr lEa family 81 r.
t'fn meal nraiaf 90 ~ Corn uril.T. ..lll e.,
o. as; Galraa % q -c Itfau -raro. a-..' 4-.r.
a. q -. Hay ira-i PRIME e.. 81. euaies D.
coffee Grulsr.-a-rne- uary.ta r.-.-...r
Eeir gold. sugar ar.lgrs lsfrEIag % rH.a-
700 So - 'utmnu G. good c.mflHu - F.. .
- ilir - Iu.!y isir = -sFr' me- o. choice
t'e' centrifugal $50 yellow ~4arlI..I
49,. &C. Hnlss--s scarce and -firsu,.r. conn.
S1ci fair 80, }-ElMr 20 choice % .ts.r.
- 'f,ooi- NTFii 90 '- m-i.a -...s
N-aS. plan :, -sg ggiilllrE p.aU-.. rlst
End J aur delivers. -s-.1f.
SALNtlsl 7sr Arftl -i--a us'or market .....
ana arpt s~''1 ,s10-i Iaiirl3U- l-i rf-lsa GOA
aL. -n" inidi-iEs lb. e.. E'a4 ul4.l4aIE . .-.
ordinary sEf' !pN ustluasF sg. sa-.s 6
90 g.
Hias- uucHsnErG.
EEg DIX. A Frli sf-Trf.ur #r.ass EFr.H.. .-
]" , ilr'Hn- 30 l-lr-. sales 49, haI.- con-
spii tst-l f"t E'r,ipu- "a. % bale. fE---r-
-. - 80 iii.s.n $500. l.=saea -, ~sr--
f9'.sr- coed lples sui .i.rIv. s. ..
~ NAt-.- 4 EGs. Q. = r- Nay d.. HH.s .. .
81 "'s' irJssUa' B.. ..s.- .i,EItaI ID q. co..
pctsn r o. in-4i l-Us Navrr.r.a-r 10 I...I. 81.
i=ssnlier D u-til ii--, january B. al ....
February N q. 80. SIC.
~ inri-. Ntrii -Y-FlH-- strong .F.a1E
tAiFa, - g. ~ q 80 -r: .rsfl, * Fn 3. aH.# ~
NL-.t strong uut SOW; ~ I.l f.ll =.
30 "F , e. H. cora a,i.sv- a-l'...
IS closed "a So. Oats Hiels- and -Tra.. F..
~ .-El7i - biG. Kys aigrfrs asrulIa ...r-
''r $40 EaEiHs-uotsiuE cH.f-.
ti"ss si.asys quote 60 g foe Errpn p ID.
- ,ai;-s sciiEri eHoio- O. I--r -ts..y %
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Chicago times Captain B. (. KIM.
berry OF Ieassr. t'olaraIs. j. She hean
of a strange adventure. II was Esi. s..-
ing five hundred dollar horse oyei tit
plains, when the animal sLying TO one
side, he was pitched oat OF the saddle,
his right foot being caught and held in
one of the stirFups. In his perilous po-
sition his head was dragged over the
rough ground and dry cactus plants for
a hundred yards or more. In the mean
time the captain, who is u man Of great
nerve and powerful huild. had taken
large pocket knife from his potkeGaud,
stretching his arm TO its fail length
plunged the huge blade into the bowels
of the beast. Not only once, but several
times the knife was buried to the hilt
The brute finally came to dead stand
still, then gave sudden luage. and
dropped dead, falling of course. upon
the captain, crushing one OF his legs
aud infiicting other serious injuries
Captain Kimberly extricated himself
from the s:irrup and the carcas aud
crawled a mite aud quarter to the near
est house Ills iniurie. are very severe
If not dangerous
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Arlington Virriuian: Mr.. Joseph
Sprouts, near Mendoza, has very
large black perch in his spring aud
which he has had in there for five years.
He can go up to the waters edge, pick
It up, rub it, feed it, and play with it, all
of which 1t seems to enjoy as would a
dog, horse, or other animal We tried
il, and il was as playful with Us as with
Mr. Sprouts lie caught it five years
ago, out Of the North Fork of Holston.
with a hook, and put it in his spring.
and has kept ii there safely and made q
special pet of 1T ever since 1t is about
twenty inches long and four to SIX
wide
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fh-dsaigh;fui e - - q this gics p-incT d..
D. J. II. Mclean cough H-d Lung u.a e.
NJ "lohuiss. Asthe saliva 10 ~. rn.uii-
s't- oi1 TIE -iosu - gss - s-Bersis-l ~itt.i.
s'~'ihrs ana a~ais irTitztisA al tn thrsai
-isd iunE-' makes ths y~ies Gear a. . a.-,l +,
cnrs> hoas~eiiSss. cong.Is .oolis -,s,l cor .anf.
ii"n- rF1.i a-'s''7- - mat. - crui- .,f
u 4el-.An. "a ,lls-ll- V 10 :. ~. LIZ.
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LONDON, Apr! 2i.-There was not a
shot ar,d up to five O'Clock yesterday
/ in Europe.
| The Russians Will have a secure
| passage through the Darieueiles. IL j.
thought the Turks will not arrive ia
time 10 prevent the Ias=age.
! The Galess, which Il considered Rus
si"'s chief d'rjomstic orrar, scye: !:
rem-Ius FOR cur diplomacy to deter.
mine u hether military operations are
To be carried on Theoretically, AID With
the full strcDgth Of CUR active forces.
or whether w are 90 content Ourselves
with predetermined movement for
the occupation @! eertsiu limited
locality.
The Russian official adu.ra.t,
organ ada,i s ''l~ i;npo-Stbi.i.y al ia.
I:assiaa's B.aaE SENS q 81; opposing
She Tlskl.h ifu.ssAI-. coo claius the
iuaks 60 tie ur,..4.e yo S-ieet a i.,j..Iias
AL t!.e accessible un,Iss icing rr8
s-cted trE'G-s'',u- aut 'rrgsd,-s.
the Turks w'T H. 90 lar =alG. position
as ,Ie trslr- vs=e 10 eco battle. IT,
ls2n.
The Iiut. reviewing Co. c-zI Va
Ho.tE-'s ~'.1e,i. f,s -ie 'is-ln--u a.r-.--
uent ga TU-sIay. asyz General Won
i9.,ay lz.l- as Tl od ..r. lar
/ c-sy b. na-.l Sec 10 rzras,H tLa ayea a.
/ wa aF as .n -H. ss. % rE.I H-ils 1f ere
/ European 80. -. r-r ... ..lF
! again aud again that Il peace -- ..a.
/ broken, We SHOULD enter upon q var
of VIII ch rp man colid see th. END.
( The German government knows uiis
and they dsjfr ia Frl pare ter tn.
( worst while hoping far tho le-t We
( regret that p".icy h caJz. they were
apparently perfectly prepared before.
| and because !f'P.:@j.rH- IH critical
times cNo;irs ecCHt.r-prtF sratiau-. aud
J jealousy eXt iir- j-aiod-y uuii. we tfi.e
upon " what We W.U'i prevent IS
our very anxiety Ia prevent a., ''.' ,yr
/ 30 NOT inteffic' speeches meaning
anything more 'Lau tHs ., solution Oi
a - org man ErH4,ii 20 hold his ~. 1.
peace.
Gen. Won N.l...s'e speech du.- n"i
deprive u "f tuo huie shat the wur
will remain local I'D, tut "a. . -1ft
provoca;iuu ~ despair.
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Popular Illustrated BOX '2Srpr re-Nar
y NHooD! NuNANIfoopt AlAKzr.-.a .
80 pe1ineats 10 M@-riage; the C4a..
and care Sent securely scolsd. posi-
p7.dfor % cents, byDR. c. wHrr!Fs.
tI7 St Charles Street, -. Louis. No.
the great specialist Read his uuuss.s :
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We nall o., attention cfour readers
o. Charge advertisements Of that en-
".lenE business Grm, Blake, Jeu-
a.os g. Huis, which states to the
i..In ilr Inducements they offer.
lH.E ...r iu-t received AID are still
rcsis,us .lvUice- Of goods Of the late-,
-.s.". "a.ya they offer at exceeding
I@ prices The irm Is composed OF
men who are well posted In their busi.
ne--, and are able 20 Gay their goods
o. close US any other house In the
-hte. Their salesmen are courteous
ana attentive, aud all who call st theii
store On Elm street, will find what they
want m tuR way ofdty goods, at very
low aad o. ssOuaulo y ices.
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Commercial.

NEE hOEE, Arsii -.-CJttoa .u.,t srH
rts5 upland 10 IS 40, Orleans 90 l'Il-. sTsi. f.
uuf gwen.
r1tEr-> gIvu.c siez,il. AZ ,lie decline. k.r.'
o. .-ltt- So. ID =. 'es-. Jane a--. . a 8
% H'.lf 2-o. August &. S. Il. 49, -..lf. ~
10 ..3 sic.
tluar -. b CHER rH' quiet wheat f..H
~ -.t-- 4ii- .-I i-t sai-t Corn LuII - 1...
rf T..sr-
GALSEsloS, : rrii -ui.I-z-uisfta' 4s.
i've aba ais a'lr .IiE- irz ss.stIT6.i HEIt-a r..
JOS slack sailed -, ~ .aIlsaa t.. s......
,ltNs.
iLvEuPocr- arm -G-r-al r-.-r.,-a-.
2 q sat Irregular 81 .I.Hr avr.u.is s.s.tl-
~ a.. 0atr- Ht-- bales sI4ra.a ....r
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woman won't To i-iI h,t esoapaI SON
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HFf1!S totafy--Mr Paul Bremond Is
negotiating Tor ron TO carry his new
road to the banks Of the trinity -
hoihher 81 distinguished eitfgylieh
from IT Louis' expect 10 be at the
houston sunday school Convent on.
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moved 20 bGeFnei west Iexas.----- ile
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On ~, 'he V'Hst ald nut lil'ie az mage IN
houston II We are 70 oclleFe The local
papers.
HAsaRss5,t C5latL--Kain and hail are
still the rule in Mats county
new courthouse is spoken Of 'ap-
tain Dudley Snyder started drove Of
becves north the other day.-The
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