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BELLAIRE.

Mrs. Hargrave, mother of the Rev,
Jesse Hargrave of this place, was burned
to death yesterday. The accident Oc-
Cured by the old lady falling into the
fire and her clothes ignitlng she was
burned almost to crisp. She lived but
a few hours.
To-day Mr.. Styles of the Stencil Works
made short work of his existence, by
shooting himself through the right tenn
pie. No examination has been held as
yet, but it is doubtless a case of insanity.
As we write, bad accident has oc-
CURED in McLain's stone quarry. Some
say the man is dead, others dying Not
being able to be out can not give the
particulars.
Health here remarkably good.
The report is that the Agricultural
Implement Works will soon reorganize
under new management.
Six million bushels of coal passed here
for below.
Everybody busy and we believe not a
manufacturing establishment but what
is working double turns. This looks like
prosperity.
THERE is dark, also bright, side to
every providence. as there was to the
fiery, cloudy pillar that guided Gods peo-
pie of old in the desert. Nature looks
on the dark side, and it calls it sorrow
and sadness, but faith sees the sun dis
persing the darkness, and calls it by the
name of joy. No joy is greater than
Thomas Eclectric Oil, to those who have
used it for swelling of the neck, infiam-
nation of the muscles and stiffness of
joints, lameness, tumOrs, piles, dysente-
ry, excoriated nipples, ulcers, sores,
burns. bruises. &c.
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AGENTS WANTED-For the best: and fahter
~ selling Pictorial Books pnd ibles: price
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baltimore.

Dec. ID Beef Cattle-Trade only
fair; better grades 1sc higher; very best
4s8a5 re: first quality 35sc; ordinary pa
2lic; most sales at 3a41sc. Receipts
2,2I0 head; sales 1898 head.
Swine-Trade only fair receipts 6,491
head quotations 514a6bc.
Sheep-Receipts 1.S4O heae; quota
tions 311sa415c; lambs 4a5c.
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Im a LECTURE
ssss sB-T YOUNG MEN-A
A Lecture on the nature, Treatment and
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Book" sc.
The world renowned author, In this admI'
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experience that the awful consequences Of
Self abuse may be effectually removed with
ont medicine, and without dangerous surgi-
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certain and effectual, by which every suffer-
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FBThis letter will prove boon 10 thou
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THE Harrisburg people made use of
Grant for a short time, Monday, and
then they passed him on to Philadelphia.
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HM.nI IN .tduring the Spring and Sum-
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81O00 returns in 50 days on eIOO Invested
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free. Like profits weekly on stock options OF
$40 TO 50. Address T. Potter Wright q Co.
Bankers, S5 Wall street, New York.
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THE RURAL is the dissemInator OF Blounts'
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New Advertisements.

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free. Address DANIEL F BEATTY, Wash.
iugton, New Jersey
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TIE TWO RECEPTIONS.

1t is estimated that 5000 or 5000 peo-
pie filed past Gen. Grant in the rotunda
of the State House at the two receptions,
the one before and the other after din
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Form the basis Of many Of the Ague remedies In
the market, and are the last resort OF Phymeians
and people who know no better medicine to EN-
ploy for this distressing complaint. The effects
OF either OF these drugs are destructive TO the
system, producing headache, intestinal disor
ders, vertigo. dizziness, ringing Of the ears, and
depression OF tho constitutional health AYBE'
AsUE CURE is q vegetable discovery. containing
neither quinine, arsenic nor any deleteioHs In.
gredient, and is an infallible and rapid cure for
every form Of Fever and Auue. Tts effects are
permanent and certain. and no injury can result
from its rAa- -Bcsides being = positive cnre for
Fever and Ague IN ali It's forms, is is hlso IN
|oerior remedy for Liver Complaints. Il 4 an
excellent tonic and preventive, A. well a. cure
lof all complaints peculiar 10 malarious, narahy
and miasmatic distriets. It acts directly on the
Liver and hillary apparatus, thus stimulating the
! stem to q vigorous. healthy condition.
FoR SALE By ALL DEALERS.
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FOR SUNDAY REFLECTION.


Rv. DR.. Newman, of New York,
lately announced as the subject of his
discourse, the teaching embraced in the
seventh commandment. The Rev. gen
tleman said that to protect the ancient
Institution of marriage from injury and
abuse the Almighty enacted this com
mandment.
Marriage, he held, has a threefold
object: The companionship of two
loving souls, the multiplication OF
human beings and their preservation
during helpless infancy, and the pre-
vention- of that sin condemned by this
commandment 1t is generally obi
gatory, and the high obligation should
not be SCI aside by the r man Church
by compelling the whole body of the
clergy to remain single and attaching
superior merit 10 celibacy at the ex-
pense of The holy and normal state of
mstrimony. This commandment pro-
hibits all impurity of thought,
desire and act. God demands chastity
IN man and woman, and HIS law is
the proper and beneficial limitation OF
personal liberty, which is essential to
the we'll being OF society. Marriage is
the union of two persons to the exclu-
sion of the third. The first marriage
was a duality which precluded polyg-
amy and polyandTy. "The two shall
be one flesh," and thus duality was
sanctioned by our Lord. The voice of
nature Is heard in favor of duality IN
marriage by the numerical equality of
the sexes. Yet to-day Utah knocks
for admission af State with its infa-
nous system of polysamy, and there
are politicians in 10th parties so lost to
all that is noble in morality as to vote
for her admission. Let the American
conscience be aroused and let the
voice of public denunciation be
msndment prohibits the dissolution
of the bond of matrimony except for
one cause. Marriages may sometimes
prove unhappy and their restraints
burdensome. The remedy, however,
Is not the dissolution of the marriage
ties, but IN the reformation OF the dis
position. Confirmed intoxication, ex-
IRENE cruelty and abusive treatment
may justify separation of man and
wife, but cannot justify marriage with
other parties. Iacompatibillty is q
weak excuse to substitute one person
for another in matrimonial relations.
The tendency of modern legislation is
to render divorce desirable and easy.
A hundred years ago Massachusetts,
recognized only two causes for sbso-
Lutte divorce, but now it may be grant
ed for not less than nine. New York
has a nobler record, and stands more
closely by the tTu b. Let marriage be
permanent and indlssoluble, and let
home be the hottest place on earth.
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Paragraphs for ohareh People.

The Evangelical Church of North
America reports 500 itenerants ard
CSC local preachers.
The Baptist Regisso thinks it pc. s'b e
that by a. D. 21O0 the entire world
will be of the Baptist faith.
The Presbyterian churches of New
York, in connection with the general
assembly, report II, 1913 members.
The Concordia Lutheran theological
seminary at s.. Louis has no less than
% students who are preparing for the
ministry.
The Macon Telegraph says the late
DR.. Lovick Pierce preached eleven
thousand sermons during the course OF
his long aud useful life.
The Russian missionaries in japan
having succeeded in csnvef.sRg 1000
Japanese to their faith, g bisho0 is 10
De sent to Jsddo by the st. Petersburg
synod.
Iu three years ending 1876 the Meth
odists of the Urited States raised
$685.. ESQ for college, eudowments; II e
E piscopalians s20S, $40, aud the Ban
tAseo ~ Wv gu
BY the destruction BY gse of MeKur-
dree church, OF Na=invtlle, Tenn, the
Souste7T Methodists have lost their
haess church. I. cost $40, 600, and
seated 1000 persofs.
The story is told OF a clergyman
that, after preaching an interesting
sermon on the "RscognitiOn of friends
10 heaven he was sccosted by hear.
er, who said: ''I liked that sermon,
and l now wish you would preach
another on the recognition of people in
this world. / have been attending
your church three years, and not FIVE
persons II the congregation have so
much as bowed 10 me in that time"
Charles, the son Of wealthy farmer,
has a new tutor. The latter, 8 theo-
logical student, asks Chsrles about the
Customs Of the house. and, among
otder things, Il gaires whether prayers
are said at able. ssOh, yes, answer
ed Chsrley, my father prsys almost
every noon" "And eau you tell me
what re praysi' said the iusor highly
pleased. s0a, yes, answers the boz ;
.'fatber says almost every day. Good
Lord what : beastly mess thisrn
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FoR sALn ny ALL DnALEns.



Advancing years, care, sickness, disappoint
ment. anu hereditary predisposition AL oper-
atO 10 turn the hair gray. and either OF them
inclnes It TO shed prematurely. AYKR's HAIR
VIaoR will restore faded or gray, light and red
hair to a rich brown or deep black, rs may be
desired. It softens and ceanses the scalp. giving
it healthy action, and removes and cures dand
run and humars. BY its use falling hair is
checked, and a new growth viii be produced in
all cases where the folllclcs are not DESTROYED o
glands decayed. Its effects are beautifully
shown on brashy, weak or siclly HAIR. to which
a few applications viii produce the gloss and
freshness OF youth. Harmless and suie In Il
operation, 1t Is incompatible as dressing, and
is especially valued for the soft lusire and rich
ness of tone 1t imparts. 1t contains neither o
nor dye. and will not soil nor color white cam
brio; yet It lasts long on the hair. and keeps
fresh and vigorous.
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ALPnA - oIroa.

I an Alpha sid omsga, the besinnire aaa sic
7 an Fa.she-. son and sp,rit-Juag ooaasslio-
I an hisseT than the heavens. DEEPER Than he
an broader ihaa the anniversary breath is
2 he earth l. bai my fcotzteo'. SHADOW Ct m
And ny hand, thai trained tia forest. give
ny voice Is II The thunder. ny a7gsr in ths
Bat mesh the falness OF my wrath the earth
would loose lite fuEm-
] have spared it. in ny mercy. with every gelts
Yes h-ye'I sworn tia time sh4n end ns reign
a. M Command
have sworn it by ny Being. for there was none
That nd the power, TIE might, the strength.
ny oath 70 Eatiiy.
BY my word the whole foundation Of The uni
babe the ruu ara moon to shine, spoke aad
Vas Obeyed.
I only rsid, "Let tn re be light" and there
cane forth and shoue
The Dynsds o. refulgent words that sparkle
round my th-one;
ANA lhoald | saY Let darkness reig1,~ a
shadow drcar and black
Would vel tbs pathway Of the sun, till It forgot
its track.
made man in M image and 10 him have
given power,
Bat, because OF his transgresssons, he shall
wither in an hour
Nevertheless have shown mercy, and have sent
from above,
Arsusom and a comforter, the Son snd heaven
ly dove.
But though my yoke Is easy, and ny law is love
stni Justice is, and still must be, the partner of
my throne.
am Alpha, for fore Time was, I filed t.
finite space;
am Alph,. sili. the unc-eate that dgeIls in
every place,
an creations essence, a principle unbound.
That dweliest in all ana eyeryN here, whose
author is not known;
am he whose presence putieth the suns best
Who IVES. and is, and is to be forevermore the
same.
an Alpha and Omega, am FIRST, end am the
Round whom eternal ages flow. yet lone to me
am alpha and Omega, and, when time shall
cease TO be,
,gO-older than when Time began, shall fill eter-
EitY.
NAM I'VE made to worship; the angels too are
and, ali the blessed faithful, eternally shall
AS the Brightness of the ornament. galaxy of
light,
That leedeth not the solar rays to penetrate the
night;
Yet these too, my bright worshlpers, obey my
slightest nod,
For am Alpha and Omega-I AN MANS ETER-
NAL Con!
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SALE.

By virtue of power in me vested by deed OF
trust, executed by ii. B, Sheppard, OF William
son county, on the twentieth day of February,
1874, to secure the payment to Morgan c. Ham
ilton OF a note OF said date for $272s 80 and in
day, the sixth day OF January, 1880. at the door
of the Travis county court house, for cash,
three hundred and twenty acres Of land on the
north bank Of Brushy creek, in William son
county out OF the surveys named on the map
John c. Duval and NJ. Ruth, beginning at a
stake on the north bank OF Brushy creek, COS
varas up the creek from the southeast corner Cf
OF a tract sold out Of these surveys to V. R. c.
and W. T. Avery; thence north ten degrees
east to the north line of said Ruth survey. q
corner; thence north eighty degrees west, 297
varas, to the northwest corner OF this tract;
thence south ten degrees west to Bruehy creek
and thence down said creek TO the beginning.
ROBERT A. SMITH,
dell 4t1aw Trustee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE FOR STOCKHOLDERS
n MEETIN q
OFFICE OF THE INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY

\
NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
PALEsTI SE, TEXAS, December 4, 1879. J
Notice is hereby given that special meeting
OF the stockholders of this company will b. held
at the office OF the company at Palestine, Texas,
on the EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, 1880, at 10
O'Clock A. M, pursuant to q resolution Of the
Board of Directors adopted December g. 1879
for the purpose OF authorizing, approving, rati-
flying and confirming mortgage executed in the
secure the payment OF five million, six hundred
and twenty-four thousand ($5,64, 000) dollars,
and further sum Of $40 900 per mile of new
road and a second mortgage executed in the
name of the Company on the same DAY, to Sc
cure the payment of four million, seven hun
dred and tYenty-fOu Thousand ga, 724 000) dol
lars, and further sum Of $10.H per mile of
new road. and also for the purpose of ratlfying
or rejecting the action OF the Board Of Direc-
tore, at meeting held at PaleE tine on October
% 1879 and also for the purpose of or re-
jecling the action of meeting of Stockholders of
The Company held at Palestine on November 3,
1879 and another meeting OF said Stockholders,
held November II, 1879, and also for the purpose
OF authorizing, ratifying and confirming the &C
railroads and other property, from Messre. John
S. Kennedy aHd Samuel Sloan, Trustees, to this
Company, executed November 1, 1879, and also
for the purpose OF authorizing, ratifying and
conf ming the acceptance ny this Company,
from the Receiver Of the property of this Com
pany, of all the property remaining in his hands
on November /, 1879, and the assumption By
this Company of all his liabilities on that day,
and the execution TO him by this Company or q
bond of indemnity against all such Liabilities,
and also for the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may come before. the meeting.
The polls will open at 10:30 O'Clock In the
forenoon and close at IL O'Clock, noon, Of said
day.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
IRA d. EVANS, Secretary.
dec11 wtomarS, 80.
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The editor Of the London Truth or
fers s suggestion to ministers that they
would DO well to adopt. BE says: Il
advised the clergy last week who con-
planned Of the small coins that ind
their way into the offertoFy bags 70
substitute basins. One Of the most
witty Of cur judges says that when he
goes on circuit he arEends church on
SUNDAYS with q three-penny piece in
one pocket and 9 sovereign in the
othcr. I'll there il 8 bag,r be OBJ
series, Il get eli with the threepence,
bnt If thera Is : plate 1t costs me the
sovereign
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- COONI1 IhANlD.
The State Of Texas to the sheriff or any con-
stable of said COMMUNICATING:
You are hereby commanded to summon by
publication for four successive weeks IN some
newspaper printed in Travis county, John s
Whiting, Fannie B Nelson, Lucy Howard,
Sue N. olcott. Kate Nelson, Lizzie p Nelson,
S9fislsisee B. 'Welton and Mary Nelson, non resi-
dents of the State OF Texas, and all persons in
tereeted in said estate, to be and personally ap.
pear before the honorable the County Court OF
Travis county, Texts, 70 be held within aud for
said County of Travis, at the court house thereof
in Au-tin, on the third Mondsy in January, A.
d. 1880, then and there to show cause why the
estate OF William Nelson, deceased, should not
be partitioned and distributed among the heirs
and legatees Of said estate, upon the applica-
ton OF Frank Hamilton and Robert A. Smith,
executors thereof, now on file in the Clerks
Office OF said County Court OF Travis county
when and where you ehall make known how you
have executed the same.
Witness, Frank Brown, clerk Of said court
and the seal thereof attached, this nineteenth
u L. 81 FRANK BROWN. Clerk.
de20-1Iaw4w
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conferred upon tens OF thousands OF sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which AYER's SARsAPARILLA enjoys. II Ia
ompound OF the best vegetable Alternatives.
with the Iodides OF Potassium and Iron. and IL
the most effectual OF all remedies for scrofulous
mercurial, or blood disorders. Uniformly sue
cessfu. and certain in it's remedial effects. II
produces rapid and complete cures Of scrofula
Sores, Boils, Humors, PImples, Eruptions.
Skin Diseases and all disorders arising from i'm
purity OF the blood. By lite invigorating effects
1t always relieves and often cures Liver Com
plants, Female Weaknesses and Irregularities.
and is potent remover OF vitality. For purify
ing the blood it has no equal. It tones up the
system, restores and preserves the health and
imparts vigor and energy. FOR forty years Il
has been In extensive use, and IL to-day tbs
most available medicine for the suffering sick
anywhere -
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HALL's VEGETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR RENEwKR
is scientific combination OF some OF the most
powerful restorative agents In the vegetable
kingdom. 1t restores gray hair 10 It's original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and clean. Il
cures dandruf and humors. and falling out OF
hair. 1t furnishes the nutritiyc principle by
which the hair is nourished and supported. Il
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy. and IL
unsurpassed as hair-dressing. II IL the most
economical preparation ever offered 10 the pub
lie, as its effects remain long time. making
only an occasional application necessary. Il 10
recommended and used by eminent medical men.
and officially endorsed by the state Assayer OF
Massachusetts,. The popularity of Halls hair
Remover has increased with the test OF many
years, both in this canatry and in foreign lands.
and IL is nc known aud used IN all the ciyillzed
countries OF the world.
For SALE ny All. DRALEna.
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In rhe whole aIsrory or medicine

In the whole History OF Medicine
No preparation mas ever performed such mar.
velIous cures, or maintained 20 wide q reput
ton, as Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL. which Is
recognized - the world remedy for all diseases
OF the throat and lungs. Its long-eontinued se
ries OF wonderful cares in all climates has made
II universally known as . safe AID reliable ageR
70 employ. Against ordinary colds. which ~
the forerunners Of more serious disorders. II
acts speedily and surely, always relieving snf
fering. and often saving life. The protection
affords, By its timely use In the throat and Jung
disorders Of children, makes e an inyslrslle
remedy TO be kept always on hand y syegy
home. No perse - AFFORD 70 be sifhosit
and those who <ssed Il never
Prom their keBN7Sd7' sompezlfiog and
I.-,...i,,,, q 49,. prnetlos, and clefgymen
sreoomneus i. = Z sigolaiely certain q ne
EcrnedIai effec;s. and win alseJs cure where
cures are p0sslb.. 49,.
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THERE IS 80 CASE o. DISEASE AMONG EossEs
AND CATTLE, WE'RE THESE vALuAsLa
POWDERS ace NOT CALLED FOE,

And by their timely administration will save
the lives of many valuable animals.
We take pride in announcing that we have
secured the proprletorship of these celebrated
powders, for none other stand the test of sin
gle TRIAL better than K. K. K. They have an ex.
tensive sale, and their great reputation is due
more to their real merit than to any putting
in the newspapers, ms they have not been indis-
criminately advertised, but have grown into
favor by actual use Throw away the worthless
stuff you have been using, and buy
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ocfare. $50 OnGAN-n etops. 3 scss q
reeds, octave cQuDIsr ard Hrbs1k11 Rzfenl
grand orfl an1 knee swell, biee< W1Irnf c1re
With zandsoms uinor TOP. stool and book, ollg
WATERS octave Rosewood Pisnoa. Via
sfo1l, clot1 c4rer ard inztfa<tlor hoc< frf4
fIf10o WAIEk5' X octave Holenoo1 f1src-
With esoo., cIotn cover 1nd f1atr1efI1n Er1'
only tief 90. All ny Instruments rec ~ ln|<
u Me111te4. Sad Tor nlnsiflIe1 csiaIcrre.
7. LAkDo WATERS. Agent, ~ 4 ~ WiILnN
sLreel. aeH letz- p. D. Boo ll.1.