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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19
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HXECuTORS' SALE or .s.
VALUABLE IEAl. ESTATE. q,
The uudergnt,l ExSsutors q The las! WI WI WI
na w. !" usvc, ~; and sa y, Will 90 SATURDAY
, neSSS ~ III, ISIS, al lilo front Io"r u the corr
iisuse q oils county, West Virginia, cnnInrnclhs
10 ocInSk A. NJ SGllat nnblln auetiontn me hEh y
an" hSsi bidder the following real estate, that y %
r ~, sertsin 10, Of parcel d ground lyinG ~ South
Wheeling 0hIo county, West VirEinia sald lDI ~
aJc+l O ground Is situate on the southeast SIneI 81 \,
e. ana III In NIlaTe No. tWChty-st l96l, on Mhich
/ srICcG inr twpstPry lFlCi lipuss ssnia'Vni"s
ljne InOnls. ,,-AL - /, n AZ All.
,1sb mare Al thC IhTJhRS,r may elect, tile aiancc
IN Two equal payments Of SIX aud Twelve WIN
Interest iTOl,ate Deferred payments TO DO secured
Wy "'''' " .,,"'' :. VIM HALI+g "a iIrg
L, N.l'- 'Ns EDWARD cross, ~
ELLIOTT w. CROSS,
EXecathrH
AZ n uATIEk Aueilone0f.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19

CnoIcE Teas, Tobacco. All -
cries always OH hand, At Cen a,lp SS9s9i,s;i
1907 Main street. '''' D. FeeaVi
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{AGnnIsrofttgR woEF

testified that he was at tho sl,anty on
night, aud saw there Charles
iJdhes, VIM. Bowns, Henry Wolf, Albert
Tllos. Chigg, August Scllrum,
John Miller, Vim. Miller and Louis stront-
man. Did not sec Hobrecht until the
,loctorcame; was asleep when the cutting
was done and II was al over when woke
up; was awake when, DIR. lIazlett came,
about 6 o'clock the doctor sent for needle
and thread to SOW up the hole; witness
was Intoxicated,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19

.DEGULARTUESDAi r l';', r. d
IN IArkSnburg, reiheroy, "'' I,Tr VI
IFott0n. Huntington, I'oriuioulh' N'' -
VILE, Cincinnati and IOal'Nille- s,,,.,f
The Eicgani Passenger N'.s ,,, VI
So So Fp. MrHtEV'S Cl,ft
Leave, Tuesday, November lSlhI' AZ, A. ps.,
Passenger and freight rtS'iflnii ~, ", IIssstF
WEST and SOrTll, f0T lfrH" "A
Ward uF.tO ,,.Iu 4 ~ "
pOis &c II b'"'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19
INARM FOR SALE.

NOR SAL E-e,OoO POUNDS OLD
TYPE suitable for labbItt Metal. VIII be sold
Ia lots 10 suit purchasers. Apply at lnteluyensef
otaee. - y. 10 .'-IIs3f 1893
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19

CuEw Jackson's Best SweetSav1s
~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19
... W. II. lALLEE, ApstIoneef::
nv (En. p. LIxtIt, ATTORNEY. ill3t, llnd
.I,nl SALE CllEAp--
4 coon AND HEAHrHY HOME FOR

7 A GOOD md HEALIllI HUME ENN
n orr INDUSTRIOUS PEOPLE:
~ pnnr bsnnnn riyer. ID Randolph county, w
Va. Ia actual settlers at yy low prioe and On long
,srms said land Is In good Scltlcinent, adjoining
ihe TClarCnlon" estate Of lT. Y. Blum, helye,a. W.
w. Ne employ no land agents, no land speeula1orS
Ia, ali IireSt 10 actual settlers Title perfect.
AppIy 10 James PIckcns, Florence, Randolph e9nlS
Gins l. Myllns, Buchanuon, upsiur county ". II
Hun. Wheeling, Ohio county; ect l;Sr,-
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was sworn and testified as follows
Father owns sl,antyi was there SRtur.
day night; saw kigcr and llobrecht there;
heard Edclc ask kigcr what he cut him
for; HoBrechttold him to put tho knife in
his pocket; didn'tsec the knife; didn't see
any Of the fuss | alt there until ] heard
lie was cut aud then me and Bill Miller
started after Niger to capture him,
i JOSEPH ArWEiti,
sworn, tcstiud M foliowS.- Was thOrn SatUr.
day night; witness testified rs to the way
Klger was laying on tho board the same
In Substance rs other witncsscs,) We
parted them after they were together; !
snatclled Kiger by the arm AMI said:
"You have Cuttho best boy in the house,;
they showed him out the door; haven't
seen the knife or Kigor since that night;
they were about equal III size.
Tho testimony was concluded at $3.50
o'clock, aud within about twenty minutes
verdict 10 the effect that fobrecllt came
to his death by stabs inflicted with pen.
knife in the hands Of Edward Kiser.
HlGgE STILL vt LARGE.
Tl,Srs wore number OF reports in rircu;
lation yesterday concerning the arrest OF
young Eiger, none Of which were correct.
Kigcr is still ut large, unless he has been
arrested since twelve o'clock last night, at
which time he Ind not been received at
the Jail, and nothing was knOwn.of him ut
police headquarters. There arc conflicting
statements as to when and how hO left
town-if he really did leayc, which many
doubt 1t IsEenSra!ly thought, however.
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TiIG EIanrII WARD IIoMlGIDE.
r,Id.nee rler5Fo t,lo % Coroner. jury rA


Z, Justice Nix, OF South Wheeling, s'dster-
day summoned asiury 70 hold aninQnest
'6ycf th6 remains 81 Franz IIobrecht, tle
boy WHO wasfatally stabbed on Saturday
evening in d Shahty near Archibald rs coal
bank, On AfGCdllocli street, between ;i8d
and nth streets, The jury consisted Of
the iblipS;ilg Sahtltaiien; adblPltl Fritz,
Christian y iewig, Frank Fisher, Fred, Dish,
,0p, ANDERSON Fulton, VIM. Kratz, Edward
Westyood, 'Wsl. sondermann, Frederick
iSeibright, Adplph llillebricht John Aleri
sclirod; Charles Kettler. Prosecuting At
torney Jordan was present on behalf OF the
State, and conducted the Investigation,
which commenced at the residence Of Air.
Adam Hqbrecht, the father Of tho muir
dered boy, OF, 49d street, between Jacob
and Wood, about II a. M.4i 7er,.
o. q - 81 (. . N Cd q .
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sworn, testified as follows: Was at tic
shanty Saturday night; went there about
So'clocl With Charlie Jones; sawy Edwitfyl
Kiger and FRANK Hobrecht therei there
were dozen or more ttcfei didn't see
any difficulty when ] first went there; ]
saw Tiger lKierDlay down on The
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-17
Unseated Lands
IN cLEAREIELD COUNTY, ~

Notice Is hereby given, in pursuance Of an Act
Of Assembly approyed the i2th Jay Of June, A.
u. ls45, entitled "Au Act to amend an Act direct
ing The mode o~fselling Unseassd Landsin Clear
field county" and the several supplem ents there
10, there will be exposed ta sale or cutlery. on the
SECOND MONDAY, 10th day Of JUNE, A. D.
1873, the following tracts or pieces Of lands In
said county, for taxes due and unpaid, yiI'
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:
-Of--
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BOYS SHOES
cnILDREN,s ann pABY,s SHOES AM CRAZY mcuREs.

Good, solid, %buitonei, hceled Shoes for children. 65 cents.
children. s. cents. Rubber and dress Shoes, si.2o. Bal
Mems and women'r slippers, rs cents Shse polish, Is cen
dozen. Button hooks, I cent each.
Cicarheld, Pa, Sep ~, 1871.
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xsaa Aartrtistmtnts.

$3.50 $50 20 Roberts a Fox-..... 2is 20
5o6s es y. Parsons-..-.... w
" slrt !
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-17
GLASS and PUTTY,

Foot and Chain bolts Carriage, rire and Barrel
Curry Combs, Grind stone dxturss, Gun, Hemp
and soap-stone Packing, Gable Chains, sc.
They will also keep on hand a full assortment
Of TinwArs, and . general stoex u House Furnish
Ing Goods, which they will sell at priess to salt
the timss.
Persons wishing anything In their line are In.
vitsd W call sad sxsmine their stock before
cIs.,s.lii, May 80. ,s'1.iy.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-18
Coninx to Texas.


The Worlds Great Forepaugh Show,
Circus, Museum, Menaseie, ETC., known
as the Monster Consolidated Nine Centre
pole Exhibition, will visit BRENNAN during
the month OF November. Due notice will
be given through the columns of this paper
of the exact date of its appearance here,
together with the names Of other places in
which they are to perform in this vicinity
The attractions Of this grand combination
will be in the production of amusements
and wonders, gotten up upon scale of
magnitude and brilliancy never before at
tempted by amy other Tented Combination
in America. Among the attractions are
features that have never been exhibited in
Texas, all alive, fat and slick. The Hip
popotamus, or River Horse, of the river
Nile, Africa, blood perspiring Amphibia,
procured at cost of $4,000 in gold, and
is the only living male Hippopotamus that
has ever been in America. A White Polar
Bear Ia rare specimen). Seven acting, cd
ucated Elephants. including the FIVE per-
forming Pyramid Elephants, The. baby
Elephant Chicago" and the world won
der Blue or Hairy Elephant "Albert Ed
ward" together with the largest collection
and double the number Of cages Of animals
ever seen in this state. A grand Mardi-
Gras Triumphal entry into the city viii be
made at each place at 9 o clock in the morn
ing of each day, which is said to eclipse
anything Of the kind in magnitude and bril-
liancy ever seen in this or any other coun-
try.
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JONES AND HANCOCK at
PINEY.
Jones Gets Left

A German fest was held at
Piney, nearssBellville, on Satur-
day last. 1t was picnic and
barbecue combined. About
three hundred persons were
present. Messrs. Hancock and
Jones, congressional aspirants
made speeches. Jones. leading
and Hancock following. both
afterwards made rejoinders.
The finances were the chief
theme of their discussion. Jones
was wholly unable to sustain
himself or any position he took,
To state the case mildly Jones
was completely left. Hancock
made many friends, while a
member of Jones former sup
porters deserted him and will
vote for Hancock.
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THE business outlook of the
country is thus summarized in a
New York dispatch:
"The trade of the country is
believed to have survived what
threatened to be a serious shock
to confidence and credit growing
out of the circumstances of the
repeal of the bankrupt law, and
excepting the unfortunate epi-
demic in the south, the general
conditions of trade are more
healthy than at any time since
1873"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-18
UNITY.
A little more than two weeks

a little more than two weeks
yet remains in which caad;-
dates have to to complete the
canvass of the county. The
republicans, although split into
two factions, have displayed
great activity and are yet work.
E with all their might. The
socracy has hardly been as
I've as it should have been,
fective work can be ac-
eb@din the remaining
tine. Work done near the close
Astbe canvass..is the most telling.
The one thing ncedful is
uhaniinity in~the Democratic
ranks, without unanimous action
we take serious risks of defeat.
The nominations of the coun-
ty Democratic convention were
made in good faith; but, as is
usually the case with all con-
ventions, a few men are diSsat-
ished. The election of Dem
ocratic county administration
is matter of vital importance
to every conservative man in
the county-its meaning is plain
and unmistakable-it is a white
mans government. Personal
considerations and feelings
should be for the nonce cast
aside and the whole ticket vo-
ted for. If this is done the en-
tire county ticket can be cleo
ted. this once accomplished rad
icalism will be forever dead in
this locality. Its present exis-
tence is not due to any political
principles involved. but is due
to an inordinate desire to hold
Office. The leaders in the
movement here, the very head
devils, SO to speak, would ADAM
don the radical party to-day
and become even Bourbon
Democrats if they thought they
could get Office; office, Office is
the one thing upon which they
depend, and in order to secure
it they hob-nob with the color
ed people and endeavor to draw
the wool over their eyes; yet, it
is a well known fact that when
ever a colored man gets into
trouble he goes to a Democrat
to help him out and the DEM
ocrat invariably does it. If there
is any reason or personal con-
sideration that could induce a
man who favors a change in
the administration of affairs in
this county to vote for these
office seekers, who
have been fattening at the pub
lie crib for many years, we
confess our inability to discov-
cr it.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-18

JAKE KEucHLER was nomi-
mated by the Waco convention
on platform as soft as mush.
He was aftcrwards..nominated on
the a,lamantine platform of the
Dallas convention. The Deni-
son Hrn1ld is in tribulation and
asks. Which is hep What is her
Where IS he?
He has been found. He
writes from Leon Springs, Pecos
river, Oct 4. saying he repu-
dates the Dallas nomination,
but expressing willingness to
receive all votes.
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::Motiee il rra1s.s.
'TIis STATE OF TEXAS. !
WAsfuYcrSys Coox7v

TRE STATE OF TEXAS, |
WASfnNGros CooyrY.
fttk' Sheriff OF N, Coasahie, 6sea,ns /.
You are hereby comuandsri to sause 10
be published, for at least twenty DAYS in the
krenham baftner, newspaper printed in
the county Of Washington, the following
notice:
THE SrArsoF TExas-To oil prsoa
interested in the estate Of Ann z. Mason
deceased, James E. Shepard, administrator
OF said estate, has filed in the County Cour,
OF Washington County, his final accoup,
and an application for discharge from the
administration of the estate of Ann L.
Mason, which will be heard a, the next
term Of the County Court of said County.
commencing on the third MONDAY in No
vember, 1873, at the courthouse thereof.
in the city of BRENNAN, at which time ali
persons Interested in said estate may appear
and contest said application, if they sec
proper.
Herein fail not, under penalty of the law.
and of this writ maks due return. Issued
the 4th day Of October, 1873.
Witness, H. NJ. Lewis, Clerk of said Court
and the seal thereof, at Office, in the city
Of Brcnhaul. the sth, day of October, rs.
HIM. LEWIS,
c. &C. C w. Co.
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct copy of
the original citation now in my handa
]. II. HUTCHINSON, =
Sheriff.
By Il. II. WILLIAMS,
octiItl DEPUTY.
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Fashionable Millinery.

Az THE BUSINESS SEASONS
Ason around, il, Is pleasant 4, each sue
cseding change to chronicle our progress
ing success. We are pleased TO do this as
ii affords US an opportunity of expressing
g,eatful thanks, to the many friends for the
very liberal patronage extended TO US the
past season. While thanking then, for this
evidence Of their goodwill, We hope to
continue to merit the same by renewed ef-
forts to please, and by endeasoring to min
lister faithfully to the varied tastes Of our
large and intelligent body Of customers
The stock is unusually fuu. and attrac-
tive, Silks, Satins, Pushes. Plumcs, Vel
vets. Two-toned Ribbons, Feathers, flow
ers, Ostrich Tips, Felt and Straw Hats,
and all the latest styles; Pallan Hats and
Bonnets, Zephyrs in all colors, Knitted
Goods, Elegant. Novelties Of various des-
cription.
We are also agent for Nine. Demores,
Reliable Patterns, full assortment Just re-
cieyed- Illustrated catalogues given free.
MRS. ]. +. NORTON.
Sept II. wsm.
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Proper PssitiSssofths Negro.

Gov. Wade Hampton has
something to say about the po-.
litical situation of the colored
people. His remarks are con-
else and to the point. He is as
familiar with the subject in all
its bearings as any man in the
world and his opinion is entit-
led to great respect. Here is
what he says; we commend it
to the careful perusal of both
our white and colorcd readers,
especially the latter:
Your race is but small fraction of the
people in these United States. You arc
but four millions against forty millions of
whites You are but tenth part of the
great mass of the people of America and,
moreover, that race OF white men who are
now treading this continent are the most
earnest. the most enterprisiug, the most
active. the most aggressive of all the peo-
pie that ever walked upon Gods earth. If
any other race places itself in opposition it
must give way before the advancing tide
and die out as the Indians have done, while
the white man will go on bearing the
flag of civilization and Christianity until
the last trump shall sound from Heaven.
1t is the law OF God; it is as fixed as the
law which fixed that sun in the armament.
1t will not be changed, and | say to the
colored people of South Carolina that if
they array themselves against the white
men as race, if they draw the color line
which l have been trying to obliterate il
they say because we are black, We intend
to be Republicans always = | beg you to
mark that | have not made prediction
since 1876 which has not been flied TO the
very letter. tell you here to-day that if
you place yourselves in this attitude toward
the white race, as long as the seas beat
upon your shores, never will you have con-
troll over South Carolina.
1ou can, my colored friends, have your
share of South Carolina-you can have all
The share that citizen has-you can aid in
choosing its rulers, and il you show your
selves worthy honest and capable you can
become office-holders yourselves. But you
can do it only in one way, and that is by
joining this strong, grand old Democratic
party. We hold out the hand of fellowship
to YOU. We say to you our platform is
broad and strong enough to hold you all,
and We have men enough on it already to
hold that platform forever. We have room
enough in the great Democratic party to
take all in who want to come. We give an
earnest welcome to all. Westand upon the
pledges We have made and the ever living
principles Of the Democratic party that
every man is the equal before the law of
every other man, and his position must be
worked out in life by himself, his destiny
mus, be controlled by his own works
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Fever Notes.

New Orleans, October I6. =
Deaths rs; new cases no.
Total deaths 3575; total cases,
1906.
Dispatches received from all
points show no material abate-
ment in the disease.
Memphis, Oct. 1913 deaths
for the past II hours; GO new
cases, 70 in town and 40 in
suburbs. Jeff Davis, Jr., only
son of Jefferson Davis, died 6
miles in the country.
Little Rock. = There is not
and has not been a case in this
city.
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Ohio and Indiana.

The republican victory in
Ohio does not pan out" as
much Of a victory after all. The
republicans have carried the
state on the general ticket, but
that is all. Their chief object
waste changethe complexion of
the lower house of congress.
In this they signally failed. The
present delegation from Ohio
stands: s Democrats and II.
republicans. The late election
will make it stand: IL Demo
Gratis and 9 republicans. The
Indiana delegation now is: 4
Democrats and 9 republicans.
The new delegation will be E
repubh cans, b Democrats and
solitary greenbacker. The re-
publicans lose two members in
Maine and one in Oregon, while
they gain one in Colorado. The
loss Of three in Ohio and three
in Indiana, makes their aggre-
gate loss up to the present time
eight members. Just at this
time the republicans are much
more anxious to carry congress
than to carry states. If the re-
publican party can desive any
consolation from the loss of
eight congressman, it would be
not only ungenerous, but un-
just in the Democrats to be-
grudge them that pleasure. The
Democrats can stand it if they
can.
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The Marshall Herald says
s'the State canvass is progress
ing satisfactorily. The green
back movement IS dying cut.
Democrats that wentiuto it are
becoming disguised. Fiatmon-
cy is at a discount. and asso-
citation with the worst element
Of the radical party is growing
day by day more distasteful'
is believed the Democratic
majority will exceed that of
1876"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-18

A Dallas special of tho
9Th to the Meas contains the
following: H. Merdecai and
Ed Levi are cotton buyers.
The former shot at the latter
hitting Eagan, a by-stander, in
the shoulder. Three members
of the temperance order living
near Mansfield went to Dallas;
some ofthem got drunk; return
ing home charges and counter
charges were preferred; one
man was expelled. This caus-
ed bad blood. The expelled
man shot the other two, killing
one and wounding the other.
Frank Rupert, living on White
Rock creek was waylaid and
shot not dangerously. The
sheriff of Denton county is con-
fdent of bagging the Lewisville
raiders.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-18

TIE Je6frSon Epeuing Journal
is one of the latest ventures in
Texas journalism. As its name
indicates it is published at Jeff
crson, the home of the limp.
1t IS a very neat lively six col
umn paper and takes the dis
patches. We hope it may be
a success, but it Isl difficult
matter forget an adequate sup
port for a daily paper in the
smaller Texas c:::<3.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-18

On Sunday last Vingard
Haven, Chatham and Ween-
feet, on the Massachusetts coast
were visited by destructive
cyclone, many schooners and
other vessels were wrecked and
serveral lives were lost.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-18

ADvIcEs from the City of
Mexico, October 9TH, report the
country quiet; business improv-
ing; the expectation of sugar,
coffee, precious metals, ETC., is
greatly increased over last year.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-18

The BANNER has received
from the Denton Monte, an
Authentic History Of Sam Bass
and His Gang. by Citizen Of
Denton county, Texas. It is a
neat pamphlet Of I45 pages.
Price 70 cents.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-18

A PEOPLES convention assemb-
led at Navasota on Tuesday
and a county ticket composed
of the nominees of the Demo-
GRAFT and greenbacls parties was
agreed upon. Most Of the candi-
iates agreed to abide by the no.
limitations ofthemeeting. tbs con
idently believed that the COM
promise ticket will be elected.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-18

The postoffice department is
making vigorous efforts to bring
the various mail robbers in
Texas and the western terrific.
ries to justice, and there is a
prospect of success.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-18

TILLaAN, the greenback can
didate for governor in Tennes-
see, has stepped down and out.
Seeing no chance he became
disguised; it seems that he is
the third man put forward by
the fats.
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For Sale.
A 90 Acre Farm,

ONE MILE EAST OF BRENNAN.
good improvements, consisting of resi-
deace with four rooms. hall, gallery, kitch-
en- and servants room, fine cistern and
plenty of stock wafer convenient, wood
sufficient for family purposes. VIII be
sold at bargain to an early applicant
For further particulars, apply a, the Hans
ncr oficc.
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The Flatonia Argus COM
plains, with a show ofiustice,
that the Sunset road has raised
the tariff on cotton IS cents a
bale to Galveston. 1t says that
several thousand bales which
would otherwise be shipped
from Flatonia will be hauled to
the Austin branch of the Cen
trail.