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THAT Quinine viii cure CnilIs and Fever is

THAT Quinine will cure Chiils and Fever is
Well emo sn. But IL Is strange that the other
febrifdse principles contained IN Peruvian
bark are more powerful than Qu'nine, and
do rot produce any annoying neai symp-
toms like cuzzing in the ears This fact is
proved by DR. +. wilhof's Anti periodic or
Fever and Ague Tonic, which Is prepare
ton OF Peruvian bark. without QUini ne, ac.
cording Ia the declaration OF of lis proprie-
tors, ~he lock. Fnlay Co ,of New or cans.
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NOTICE Is EEREBY GIVEN that letters
~ oftestamentory and adm u stIatiOn have
been granted To the undersigned on the estate
OF John Schenck, late Of said county, de-
ceased, by the Honorable. the Probate { ourt
of the county and state sfOr.-aid, dated the
End day of June, A. ID. 1873. Now, all persons
having claims against the said estate are
hereby notified that they mu>t present the
me ~ the undersigned for allowance, with
in one year from the date Of said letters, or
they may be preclude-i from any benefit Of
>ucn estate; and that IL such claims b. NOT
exhibited within three years after the date Of
said letters, they shall be forever haired.
HOrstio Erhart and Thomas ]. Housh, ex-
ecutors of the estate of John Schenck, de-
ceased.
Thursday July 81 ls5p WV
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The tUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by
Weeks& Potter, Chemists anu Druggists, SSj
Washington street, Boston, and are for sale
by all Druggists Price uf tUTICURA, small
boxes, So cents; lar@e boxes, containing two
and oDe-haif times The quantity of small, 81.
RESoLvEST, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA SOAP,
y cents; by mail, 80 cents; three cakes, 80
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Board met pursuant to adjournment. Full
Board present.
The following resolution was adopted:
ReSOfUed, Tnat David Finn b.. atlo we'd 10
redeem the within desrr' Dsd piece of props r.
ty on the psyT ent of twenty-n five dollars
book -, lot I, I.stta'S addition.
In the matter OF the personal property of
Mrs Francis A. Rees, the clerk was ordered
Ia make correction. Adjournment
On motion Hnard adjourned.
J. W. SIEHAUs, County Clerk.
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Adm n sirstor's Notice.
THE STATE of h sNSAS.
LEAVESwOkTh COUNTY.

THE STATE of X KANSAS.
LEAyENwOkTH COUNTY.
In he Probate Court Ia and tDr sIiet County:
In the matter OF the Estate CiD
John w. GORDON,
DECEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters
~ Of administration have been granted TO
tue undersigned on the estate OF Johu W.
GOrGou. late of said county, deceased. by tie
Honorable, the Probate Court of the county
and State aforesaid, dated the cath day of
June, \. ID. ls7g. Now, all persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby no.
titled that they must present the tine In the
undersigned for allowance, within one year
from the date of said letters, or they may he
prccluded from any benefit of such estate
and that If such claims ne not exhibited
within three years after the d ate of said let
ieis, they shall be forever barred.
&. F.. Earle, Administrator OF the estate of
John W. Gordon, deceased.
July \, 1873 vSW
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ROAD NOTICE

STATE OF * %SAS
LE.NENwORIH COUNTY, -
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE 1
IEANkNwoRTH. KANSAS
In Y lsth M
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HUMOR OF The SCALP

HUMOR OF The SCALP
That was destroy ing the Hair cured
with one boz Of SGIlCGRA.
Messrs. WErEs 4 POTTER: GesueTieH II
want To tell you wnst tUTICURE has dOn. for
me. About ten years ago my hair began Iall-
ing out. CAUSED by HumoT OF the scalp.
tried various remedies, too numerous TO
mention, without relief, until began using
CUTIcURA.on box at whichhas entirely cured
me and new hair Ia beginning To grow.
Respectfully, Mrs. a. J. ROOT.
s97 W. LAKE ST, CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. u, 1873.
w" know the aboV. IA be true
MARY L. 10 y NsEN ID, Az W. IA CkSgS ST.
MRS. ~. GRAY, sii FULTON ST.
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Administrators Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS.
LEAvESwoKTH COUNTY.
IN the Probte Court IN ana yor said CJusfy:
In the matter of the Estate on
MARK W. DELAHAY,
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CURE YOURSELF!

p Ronsnnans "vsvtsAis Csssasvsr b warranted pr
nanenty cure all foruls Of spssnaasssvAeo or s<-l..
s...ns. s,.<r.i n.siilty icD.e~s<y. ese and rssr.
Lost Fsv~r. and brings back the sTssahGnl yirs@
nose Who have Destroyed BY SEXUAL syl pse
Ees N sa' TO 70 seven veeks TIM This dy, ch
oesn us by Dr. BohannaD In his private pirs
Ner hariy ye.r.. v0 never kDo<n fail in curing
sr "os,t eAskS IL gives vitality and inpars rnrryy
mn wonderful eect 10 those niddle-sged fri
ezsn.ss h~yond th-ix Its nvigorang prsperfss
e iet a. once Young men suffering Rom the eous-~
Fences of that dreadfIily destructive habit Of Abus.
an use tnls medicine vth the OF SPEEDY sn'
khnAskSI esss The patient gains strength and eis.
y OF spirits NJ ouce acts directly the parts ls
ed as sothin2 md heang and anSdy ir
ared seminal veseles and irrta ducts grsrr
md tone and restoring them their n.grai .;sf III Sane
Il the oan~ful habit had b~en indugsd Tie
lngre ents simple PRODUCTIONS OF nafufrarss r1tA
arfts and . specifc for the -bove dis-ssr-
eS-Priee Five sent vhh full directions ctr 70
address For sale only at DR. G A Bohsnnsh ON
ti North Ffh bts-en wsshinxsos and
Or-en <sr~~t louis, Mo EstAblsshed in lss
eSDr B.. -Tr.ssi-s SPECIAL DID, 49, shtcn fsnss
Of the nature, synphons neso
cure, -.r Of ,Nr0iLls. sEnfSAL WEAAskss. E1Ssass
FREE 10 any Address upon r-eript OF one 5sfnb
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ROAD NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS.
LEAVE nth COUNTY,
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAyES WORTH, KANSAS, :
July 18th, IS1g,
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NOTICE.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, 8.
LEAvESwoRrH COUNTY,
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, }
LEASENwokTH, Kansas.
IL L
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(qticura
HUMORS OF The SCALP, LOSS
OF HAIR.

Loss a. Hair in thousands OF cases is due
entirely 10 -nme form of scalp disease Sew.
enty i've per cent. of the number of bald
heads might be covered with hair by Judi.
cious use oi CUTICURA, assisted by CUTICU.
RA SOAP. IL In the most agreeable as well AS
the most eff ctive hair res orer ever produced
by man. IL is medicinal in the truest sense
OF the word. All Others are oleagenou- mix
ture or poisonous dyes. None but CUTICTRa
Possesses the specific medical properties that
enable II To cure all itching M a sea v dis
esstr that inname and irritste the scalp and
mar gland. ana tubes, causing premature
bssldness Medium doses Of the CUTICUKA
RssoLvENT will purify the oil aud sweat
glands OF the virus of scrofuious humor Of
the piooc ana Insure . permanent cure, " hen
taken In connection with the outward appli-
cation of CuTtCrRa
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Ca led Observation-Disclosures 3 1879.
Board met pursuant 10 call Of chairman.
Present. 2; absent, Cunl. III. &. equir.S.
The following statement WIS pres. nt6d
and adopted
STAT OF KANSAS
I-.avenwoTth Co,
In the District court OF Leavsu worth Coun-
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a DIN ni-irator's Not ce.

THE STA f OF KANSAS, lss
I-sEENwoRIH T. UNIY. iss.
In IT, .'roJlte Court a. nd joT sid County.
In TIE matter nj the estate of J
JOHN II MITCHELL,
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SALT RHEUM AND DANDRUFF
Cured that several physicsans had
failed 20 treat successfully.

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER: Gentlemen Il
have had the Salt kheum on my head and
all through my hair, also on my legs, for the
past four years, having suffered exceedingly
with IL. Thu dandruH falling from my hair
was very annoying. / consulted several dis
tinguishei physicians in regard TO IL, and
have taken their prescriptions IS ordered
but did not mud any cure and but little re-.
lief. 4 WAS told by many persons who hag e
the Sail Rheum, aud who have been doctor
"a for years, That there WAS no cure for II;
that IL WAS In the blood and should always
have IL, and i WAS almost incl ned to agree
with them. but friend wanted me 90 try
oUTICUKE, made by your firm l did. and
10 my establishment, In less than three
weeks. my head was entirely free from all
Salt Eheum and Dandruff, and I cannot see
any appearance of SAT- Rheum, ON my per-
Son 1 think I wonderful remedy.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE a. NUDGE.
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ROAD NOTICE.

THE STATE OF KANSAS
LEANENwoRl II COUNTY.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
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at his wholesale esIablis .ment, and
found that gentleman. Ike al Others
appro icbed, deeply interested in the subject.
He is of the opinion that a better course
might be adopted Than the one at Present
pursued, and said he:
We seem TO forget that there must always
be tv O parties TO a compromise. and In At
temptin, tn settle our Indebtedness we have
not consulted with our creditors. 1t is true
that there are q gre AT many of our bonds for
which we never receive d a COZ sideration. but
We is ued them, and we all voted for them =
l frankly confess that did. l thought was
doing right, as ! suppose every other man
did who voted then. They are held
sg,insf us by different persons all over
the country. ard the question is rs IA the best
way TO get themin IL has been well known
for years that re inier ded TO dispute their
The hands OF men familiar with such busi-
ne<s, Tor the purpose of comforting and N.
hanging with our crediton, think IL might
have been Ill settled mp In . sattSfactofy
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HELP wANTED-FEMALK
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
FOR RENT J,

rI,O RENT VERY LOW-THE NEAT AND
i newly repaired cottages Nos 4s7 and 4s9
Administration street, near Jackson each CON
tajns two neat rooms. kitchen. large yard, els
torn. sheds, alIey-way, etc. Apply at No. rs
Royal street. up- stairs. --J e27 BIT
rT,o RENT CENTRAL AND VERY Low.
Portable three.story brick residence. No. 40
Bu tt street. close to Canal; contains six
large airy rooms with servants r1oms kitGhen
gas, water. etc. Apply TO LEBEsso y, ~ N e. %
Exchange Alley, near Cont. le2I ~.
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cay. About FIVE Or six hundred colored peo-
PIE gathered there to witness the ceremony,
ana most OF them dressed In the height OF
Iasnlon. Ihey are perfectly contented to re-
y III old Mississippi, and don't want any
male College, at Brookhaven, were complete
success. The grounds were decorated with
transparences, Chinese lanterns and huge
pure hres. After Senator Lamar's speech,
Ia sao and other exercises the audience
81 The refreshments served.
! DIAL Anderson, d Swede, living On Mr.. John
Iatum's plantation, eight miles southeast OF
charleston, committed suicide on last Sun
day evening; no cause being given for his
at times little crazy. The verdict Of the
Jury was: I'VE, the jury Of inquest over the
body OF Olaf Anderson, find that the decreased
| came 70 his death by hanging himself with a
grapevine on the fifteenth day Of June, 1879.
On Thursday night, as the northbound pas
senger train re-. left Canton, negro man nam Cd
| Richard Taylor got on for the purpose Of
riding TO his home, about o mile from town
On nearing his house, Taylor attempted tc
Jump Oft, but was caught In some way, and
| fell beneath the wheels and was shockingl Is
mangled Both legs and the left arm were
cut of, bis skull crushed and his brains scat
tered for some distance. He lived only few
moments.
On Tuesday night last, about o'clock,
large panther entered the premises Of Mr.
Purnall, who resides In the vicinity Of Che
/ tard Landing, near Vicksburg, and attacked
and severely, If not fatally, wounded her AZ
soon as the alarm was given Mr.. Purnel
started out, IN the dark, In search Of the var
mint. and after quite an exciting chase an
Ter, which proved to be one Of the largest 3
! the species, measuring six feet from tip t
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THE CONGRESS-.
The United States Marshals' Bill Passed BY
the House.
SENATE,

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Mr. Vests resolution
declaring that the complete remonetization OF
silver 10 It's full restoration as money u, metal
Sites are demanded alike by dictates OF justice
ana wise statesmansniD" was called up. and
after considerable debate went over under the
| expiration Of the morning hour.
Mr.. Vest tried hard to have vote on 1t. TO be
test Of the sense of the senate. af4ho
| The Senate then resumed consideration OF Jna
Senate resolution to pay certain senate ana
House employees exIr compensatlonhi, Il. rars
A. tne Sia Fl 70 the Judi
XII Mi,nI approprinton bill. Messrs. Wallace and
Beck's amendments both political. fell With the
/ withdrawal of that amendment.
The resolution was further amended by add.
ing $1,000 for rooms and furniture for the Court
Of Claims, s511 for the pay OF one BqIrongn IS Is
t l1n,s soldiers discharged from the House.
The resolution was then passed.
tons Committee the judicial appropriation bill:
| Mr.. Conking moved to strike out the whole OF
the second or jury section q helectea oy strlct
pdMa1 r Mcmillan moved to strike out the words
.nrescribinR political qualifications for COM
H. Windom moyed amend BY adding
provision Of 100000 for the fees Ct United
/ States marshals and their deputies. Rejected
10 The bill was then read third time and
passed-yeas %. NAYS l6; 49,, $500
read a second time and referred to the Com
mittee On Approp riaions.
Il The House resolution fDr HQdt hQJOuTnmenG
wac referred to the same COMMITTEES.
n Mr. Allison introduced resolution au nor
izing the publication of testimony taken by the
committee to investigate the accounts OF the
After some discussion the Senate at sos ..
m. without taking action on It, adjourned.
HOUSE.
The morning hour was dispensed with In the
Hn,lse and ii at once resolved itself into the
c1mmittee Or the whole on the bill making ap-
preparations for the fees, OF the United states
n hour and Mr. Garfleid took the floor to speak
in annosition to the bill. Mr.. Carried. in his
, aneach recapituIated the views OF gentlemen on
/ the other side TO show that they had argued
, that this government was not a nation and ne
. Al snuted that. He inttmated that the Repuh
licans would forever oppose the passage OF such
laws Al mad been urged In this Congress- he
m ade an argum ant TO sustain theory that he
| laid down. that the Union was Older than the
STATES bPcau the people OF the States vested
their newer first In the Continental Congress.
M Hnrd occupied half an hour on the DEM
ocratic side and disputed Mr.. Garheld's views:
Ha recanitulated the course OF Congress and
, said that the issue was made uD as between the
free and fraudulent elections and the use OF the
army at the polls. $3.50 49, $500
shaIs',faes to he House. without amendment.
eA INA paas and nays were called on It's fnal
massage and It was passed BY q party vote OF 9
q The House by vote Of % to 70 adopted q res
oiution 10 adjourn Monday at o'clock.
Tha House then. at 3:25 p. m, ADJOURNED.
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LOUISIANA

The public schools In Ascension are we'll
..tarded and doing we'll.
/ W. r., n date fifteen mules have died Of char
!. .a W HI Waterproof, Tensas parish.
~ nrnns Of all kinds are In splendid condition
4 g wit Carroll.
Dnuachita reports the crops doing badly; no
h ~ md being preyed on by eut-wOrms and
vi ~ Young Mems Christian Association OF
,,a aul dsonvllle has been permanently organ
psd. ,,,,a 49,.
.Iaan.raion parties from the city reach that
s sisne almost every day.
p M body of young Bruno, who was drowned
\ III. James parish last week, has been re-
Wrered.
,rha fair for the benefit of the New Catholic
n.,nrch III W.T. Agnes. at DOnaldspnvIle, was
o.nnaamnplete success, netting about $500.
Natchttochas sent seven convicts to the
.ann aI,tjary by the last trip of the Yazoo
EEsIisy-six negroes and one white man.
Ridge ID. D. Avery died at his residence on
paite Anse Salt Island, parish OF Iberia, last
week.
IN. Newton who has the contract for cut.
ase the canal from Lake Fields to Bayou
NH 9lsn - Iacroix, in Lafourehe parish, has
sspIraady begun work. He promises to exca
s sste Tie canal at the rate Of o mile per week
m nna Anderv y living at Boutte, parish d
| II Charles, ( 4ssed his wife the other day
gaaf0und herSat q neighbours residence, and
nlssnnming Jealous fired at the neighbor. He
sxIssed the man and bagged his wife instead
hi dangerously, however, 1t Is thought.
mass meeting Of the citizens Of Wes1
enroll was held at Floyd, Saturday, ] une IA
MI 4. M. iaddis was chairman. Resolution;
IN sare adopted favoring the report OF the ma
sslty Committee on the State Debt. and In
ssrsing the course Of Col. II. r. Lott In th,
Convention.
rhe Mlnden Democrat OF Saturday says
ma dry weather continues undated, AM
;hnQs look like an overflow would not re
| saatr, them. The corn crop throughout tn
.erish ID failure. Some localities have hat
rn and the blight is not so great. Cottol
Ia not suffered much yet, and the prospec
isialr for an average crop.
1ou Brandon, q negro OF notorlety. D
foniah. who recently tried to kill the guar,
n ths plantation OF Mr.. Matthews nea
Saa,lregard, and fed, was tracked TO rensa
arlsb In, last Saturday, by two gentleme
hnrn Mississippi, and In attempting to arres
NM he was fired on nine times, but escaped l
1 corn field. It Is believed he is Is badl
rounded. The shooting was done On MI
gallard's place.
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WANTED.

1ANVAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
~ new and useful Inventions: The celebrated
r. =. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the
diploma at the last Louisiana and Alabama
State Fairs. The BORING WE'LL the latest and
cheapest method Of obtaining water from the
earth. Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER which for culinary parposes ig almos,
Indispensable The Wilson & Keagle WHARF
AND FISHING LAMP, which is the best cotton
worm destroyer yet discoyered; The Clayton 1
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best method Of bell
hanging for dwellings. street cars and steam
boats, being less liable to get out OF repair than
the old style. The PATENT WATER CUT
OFF. an ingenious eontrivanee to prevent the
ing cisterns. a new method by which water can
be- drawn from cistern ice cold through iron Tp
BACKUS WATER MOTOR, a great invention.
can b. used for any purposes. very CHEAP con
lions. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE. the
latest cheapest and most convenient method OF
Energetic eanvassers wanted, and A GOOD
BUSINESS GUARANTEED. 1923 ~ DdW
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Great Bargains

In choice city property. comprising stores and
residences in the First, Second, Third and
Fourth Districts. advertised positively to be
sold at pu lie auction, this day az e. y q, O'Clock
M. the St. Charles Auction txehane1, ,ui s.a-
aucttoneer. wa,
The handsome Marine villa. Of Pass Ch RS
tlan, formerly The summer re,!uehce ~ 49,
Wallis, Esq. is euded in the llstt - .
The attention Of our readers 1s speclaliy ~
vied Safer or more profitable investment can
not be d sired.
For terms and full particulars, see Grardey
desctiptiye advertisements.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Omce Jefferson city Gas Light Conn
pany, New Orleans, June 81, 1s79-At q meeting
Of the Board Of Directors hold on the etRhtee nun
instant. a dividend OF THREE DOLLARS PER
SHARE was declared, payable to the Stock
holders on and after July l. 1879.
ja22 15t CHAS. HERNANDEZ. Secretary
Uince Ut New Orleans City Railroad Com"
pany-No. 1874 Canal street.New Orleans, June
ors. held on the fourteenth instant. DIVIDEND
Of TWO DOLLARS per share was DECLARED,
payable to the stockholders on and after To ES-
DAY, July /, 1879. All transfers Of stock Tor ten
days previous to that day must be ex-dtvfdend.
! je15 tjy1 q. @. LEWIS. Sec rotary.
ONCE Of New orleans City Railroad
Company, No. 124 Canal street, New Orleans.
May 3. is79-Until fut Their notice trains to the
New Lake End will run every half hour from.
o'clock p. M. to 9 p. m. The last train Will
my5tf o. @. LEWIS. Secretary.
Mineral Point Tunnel Company, san
Juan county, Colorado Parties interested in
developing the mineral resources OF COLORADO
are hereby invited 10 call at my office. NO; ~
Carondelet street tbaek office, up statrs1. for the
examination Of mineral specimens, maps. etc
Information touching the operations and pros
| poets of the Mineral Point Tunnel Company
will be freely given.
mh27 We Sa am GEO. wv. DOLL.
The Woman'a Christian Union VIII
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In eact
month. at Il O.. m. Of the Carondelet stree
''o''o''s' " - MRS. J. J. LYONS. President.
MRS. Ell. j. Coop. Secretary. dec u
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TEXAS NEWS.
Mexican dollars at par at Concho.
Corpus Christi has q telephone.

Mexican dollars at par at Concho.
Corpus Christi has q telephone.
Mussels tn the Llano river bear pearls.
The Brazos Is lower now than 1t has been
for eight years.
breckenridge Is going to dig On artesian
well.
The ladies Of Breckenridge gave church
entertainment which netted over $500.
The express charges on q pound package
from San Saba to Austin are ST. 45.
Waco ships from five to seven car loads Of
wheat day over the Central road.
At Corpus Christi Mexican dollars are only
worth eighty-tiye cents.
More corn Is raised In Rock Valley than
can be used.
Waco corn is quoted at from s. to 75 cents
a bushel
Dallas has matured plan for pushing 9
road to Cleburne within twelve months.
Mr.. William G. Shakespeare wooed, won
and welded wealthy Waco widow Within
two hours. Wise and worthy william.
A truculent mule holsted an aged Mexican
into realms Of bliss at San Diego on the
tWenty-flrst.
Seven Thousand pigeons were shipped to
Denson from Piedmont, Mo, to be- used In
the coming gun club match.
Mr.. Wallace, OF Houston, sixty-two years
old, walked three miles In thirty-one minutes
recently.
Mr.. E. Neuhaus, OF Hockberry, Lavaca
county, sent the Galveston Netcs fully ma
tured cotton boil on June 16.
The Kiowas are at large In great numbers
In the Panhandle, and great alarm Is felt
among stocknen and settlers
The Chickasaw Indians will play base ball
at Denison Oh the fourth. This shows up the
moral turpitude OF 10.
Watermelon thieves are plentiful at Corpus
Christi, and farmers are laying In shotguns
and rock salt
The San Antonio Herald admits that there
are 10000 children In Texas who cannot read
or write.
The Bolton journal says the wool men OF
that county are moving west. The open
country Is rapidly fenced and cotton and corn
grow where sheep were won't to Craze.
The San Antonio Herald thus viciously re-
| marks: 1.-THE materials Of the gallows erec-
ted at Houston should be saved: They can
be utilized To advantage when the State erects
| a monument to Gov. Roberts
The Fort Worth Democrat quotes a citizen
of Erath as saying that Stephensvllle ts bent
on having road. and that the people would
subscribe most literally he was satisfied: u
4 fOr one" he continued would give half i
have Invested there, and many others will be
similarly actuated." It ID to be narrow
gauge, and the people want to cooperate witt
| Austin.