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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

The following will prove a great
saving Of time TO the young man who
has his whole mind on the cOlorIng Of
a meerschaum: The bowl Of a meer-
schaum pipe may be colored in i've
minutes by first tintiBg it with a so.u-
lion OF nitrate of silver IL ether and
alcohol, 10 which essence Of roses and
csmphor are added. Figercs Of any
pattern are produced by the heat Of the
tobacco, and when produced are per-
manent. This may be very fine for fle
fancy young man Of the period, but
Gov. Roberts can color cob pipe
while adjusting his fpet icles 20 fad
flaws in . bill big enough 10 drive
through q veto.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

DISTRICT COURT convened in George
town Tuesday. Judge Blackburn
was unable to be present on account
of sickness. The cou,t elected Judge
Walker of this place special judge.
The grand jury and petit juries were
organized after which court adjourned
until Friday.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

SBERIFF DAVIS of Anderson county
arrived in the city Sunday, having in
charge one Rollan Rucker, convicted
Of murder in the first degree, and one
Moline Qiissrnberry, sconVicte'l Of
murder in the second degree. They
were committed TO all IOr safe keep
ing to await their pending appeals.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

Mr.. JOHNSON WooLDRIeE, who Is
back from Kendall county, west OF
San Antonio, gives glowing account
of crops in that section and the coun-
ties through which he passed. While
those counties are not crop coun-
ties yet the parts that are adapted to
the growth of cottos and corn promises
q good yield-ca ton more especially.
The grain crop is doing we'll and cat
tie are all in good condition. The
rain of the past three or four weeks
have fallen very heavy and the stock
men and farmers are all made happy.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

COPIES of the premium list OF the
Capital Siste Fair Association have
been placed on the desks OF the Sens
tors and Representatives, who are re-
quested 10 send them TO persons in
their diit-icts thtt may be interested
in stock and agricultural shows.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

Mr.. REcroR THOMSON returned 8 t,
urdsy from visit TO his fathers farm
in Burlsson county. He reports q good
rain IN thrt vicinity on the third, and
states that where the farmers have
planted early and worked their crops
well the yield will be fine. Cotton
along the Brazos Is better than for
many years. Corn will not turn out
% we'll, but half crepis secured, and
perhaps three-qurters. He met gen.
item N who is farming near his fathers
place, who informed him that he had
harvested . hundred scres of wheat
and 1t produced from twenty 70 thirty
bushels to the acre. - s.ssf
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

AT q recent attempt to blow up a
sunken ship with dynamite, the explo-
sion killed enough fish TO feed a ships
crew several days. 1t is not uncOm-
mon in the West for miners to fill Il
tube with ''giant powder" fl lating it
with q large piece Of wood, above
which projects piece of fuse. When
this is placed in the water and in due
time explodes, fish for many yards are
stunned and killed. It is cheap aud
easy mode of fishing.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

FINE specimens of fruit have been
laid on our table. They were grown
by Mr.. Z. NJ Rumsey of'this city. One
is an isabella grape grown from graft
upon the nstiYe winter grape. The
bunch 10 perfect and all the grapes
sound and beautiful. Z On this vine
there are 800 lunches. Another is the
Californis black grape, grUwn upon
the same kind Of q stock, and upon this
vine there are 400 punches. A variety
of peaches produced by Mr.. Rumsey is
beautiful beyond degree. He calls it
the Royal Fourth, since they are al
ways ripe on tae national birthday.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

OF the twenty mine deaths reported
by the city sexton for the month OF
June, died from sbscess of the spine,
2 from conyulsions, 5 from diarrhe 4,
1 from inanition, A from consumption,
l from, scarlet fever, 1 from intersus-
csption, 1 from heart disease, from
delirium tremens, 2 from Inflammation
of the BRAIN, I from softening of the
brain, 2 from pneumonia, from as
phyxia, from hydrocephalus, from
cholera infantum, 1 from typhoid fe'
yer, I from whooping cough, from
Inflammation Of the bowels, and l was
atlil-horn
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

OFFIcER MoGARy left Tuesday wa
the International with the following
prisoners en- route for Huusszille: II.
r. Ham, sent enced for 5 years, and II.
n. Peek for years. both Tor uttering
forRsd land ceftifcatess Charles De-
LSariel. for forging jury scrip. sysArs
u, Ccaekin. for theft Of two oxen.
years; Bill Williams, Tor theft OF
horse. 5 years; Mnnsen, for theft OF
yeaIling. . years; John Carter, for
then 3 years; Shock Ware. for as
sault with intent 70 I'LL. 3 yeafss Per-
~ Thompson, for assault with intent
% Kill, 9 yeaFs; Jun Conner, for bur-
glAsy, 3 year,; Charlie Neal, for theft
Of COW, . years. The i've latter are
colored.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

AN individual, who is of an astrono-
micaI turn of mind, tells an astound-
ing story Of strange things Witnessed
ty HIM recently. After looking
through q glass several times each
night at Luna, he was astonished to
see one evening the most fantastic
animals disportlng themselves in the
volcanic craters of that dead satellite.
Frightened at the grotesque and even
horrible figures, he dropped his glass
and foreswore observations of this
character forever. Let those addicted
20 too many glasses take warning.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

TEE colored people celebrated the
Fourth at the barbecue grounds, about
two miles north of the citv. There
was large turnout to er Joy the speak
ing, music, dinner, rope Jumping, etc.
They had q good time generally. and
returned late in the evening, to regret
that the Fourth of July, 1879, was
muir bered among the Ings of the pa
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

MARRIED = 10 South Austin, at TIE
residence of Mrs i. d. Dare, the bride's
aunt, on the third instant, by the Rev.
Dr.. Smoot, Mr.. WILLIAM SHANNON
HOUSE OF Charlotte, North CsroIins,
and Miss EMMA A G, FF daughter of
f iwin A. Goff, E q of Helena, Mon
fanA
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

A DAUGHTER of Mr.. Gilman, in Long
Hollow, in the northwestern part OF
this county, was bitten on the foot by
q rattlesnake last week. Mr.. Gilman
immediat sly cut y cross at the wound
inflicted by each tooth to let the bcO !
fl Nv, aud then applied the following
pOultice to the wound: Strong soap
suds of lye soap, one spoonful soda,
one spoonful brown sugar. In five or
six days the wound was healed and
the girl was attending to her usual
work. There was no doctor within
several miles Of the biting.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

CAUTION NOT NECESSARY. = d.
Prices Cream b king Powder produces
better bread, biscuits, cakes, ETC., than
any other. Its purity admits of any
quantity being used with perfect safe
ty, and without detriment to the arti
cles prepared. Households where
economy is studied will use DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

ACARDs-To all who are suffering
from the errors and indiscretions Of
youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
los Of manhood, ETC., ] win send .
recipe that will cure you, free of
charge: This great remedy was dis
covered BIZ . missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed en-
velops 70 the Rev. Joseph T. InmAn,
6tation d. New York, City.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

Our OF WoRK.-There are those who
say that there need be none unem-
ployed that there is work for all, if
they viii but do il. What We say is,
let everyone who has cough or cold
take Hal's Bilsam at once. II is the
only reliable remedy that never faila 10
cure.
]. w Graham, wholesale agents
Austin. -Tsxas-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

LIFE Is full OF disappointments. We
reoeptly offered 10 cure a bad case OF
rheumatism for years subscription in
advance, but just as we were on the
point OF lifting the shekels, q sympa-
thiziDg friend suggested JOhRson's AnO-
dyne Liniment, and the money and the
patient vanished instanter.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

A SAD ACCIDENT. - Sunday night
about Q o'clock Mrs. Ferguson and her
danghter-in law were returning from
church, when their horses became
frightened and in trying to manage
them the reins broke and they were left
at the mercy OF the horses. The horses
dashed oltin full run up Colorado
.A.rees and, in turning the corner near
the Baptist church, upset the buggy
aud threw the occupants out, breaking
Mrs. Fergrson's arm near the shoulder,
aud bruising her daughter-in-law quite
severely. The buggy was dashed to
pieces. Dr.. StAlnaKer was called in
and at last repolts the ladies' were rest
ing easily.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

REMEMBER the city ordinance in re-
gari 10 dugs. Parties having fine dogs
had better cham them up for it is
whispered that 1t will be in force here
after TO the fullest extent.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

FxHILARATING.-The fragrance Of
DR.. Prices Floral r chez, the sweet
odor of hls Pet Rose. and his charming
perfume Meadow Flowers, produces
an exhilsrating effect upon the mind.
They are as fresh and sweaU as the
fieIds in hay-making time. None have
used them but to admire.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

ELRcrRlc BkLFs.-A sure cure for
nervous debility, premature decay, en-
hanstion, etc. The 0nly reliable cure
Circulars mailed free. Address j. x.
RnRvRs, Chatham street., New York.
aprl0eodWSm
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

TIE Centr1 tralue row arrive Il 4 90
P. n. and depart ct 1885 ?. y.
FAsx express train On the Interna-
ti6nal Railrosd leaves at sos A. \.
md ARRIVES af 3 10 A n. daily; accom-
reodation trsin leaves q II :s5 z. \. md
afyives atl:S0 A. - 80 =
TW throagh train from Georgetown
strives SS>l5 ?. ~, and departs n
3 IS p. -.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

6REAr PoPrLARITV. - d.. Price's
6peelAl Elsvoring Ektfacts Neetarine,
Rose. Len.5a. etc, have been before
the pnblie many years, and have gain
81 ior themselves, on their own merits,
An ex.enatpe sale. Their gress pspo-
laFity q manly due 10 the nsine ol she
paress and beat materials, With special
Fefercnee 20 their 1eelthfaIness.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

Theodore Thomas College OF Music,
st CiBcinnati. has received gilt Of
5000 in seven per cent railroad bonds,
rom Mr.. Reuben Il. Springer, the in
come Of which Is to be distributed in
prizes for proficiency in musical
studies.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

aPARsoNs'sP URsATIvE PILLS make new
rich blood and will completely change
the blood in, the entire system in three
months. Any person who will tlke
one pill night from one to twelve
weeks may he restored to sound health,
il such . thing is possible.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10
Lo.s seven Pouna. In Three weeks.

hoss seven Pounds In Three weeks.
Allan's Anti-Fat il q genuine medi-
cine and will reduce corpuleney from
tvo 20 i've pounds per week. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless, act
ing entirely on the food in the stom-
ach, preventing the formation Of fat.
Il Is also 9 positive remedy for dyspep-
sia and rheumatism.
BosToS, Msss., Feb. IL, 1878.
Botanic Medicine Co. Baffalo. N. T.
GsRtlema-The lady alluded to lost
seven pounds in three weeks BY the
use OF Allan's Anti-Fat.
Yours truly,
SMITH, DooLIrrLR 6 SMITH.
Wholesale DruggiAts.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

VI suOEL TdliIOou lTbm DAauOE VI hOuuO
Rock has had it's effect in approaching
values of lands in the northeastern por-
ton of our county. The extension OF
the International south will increase
prices rapidly along the located line.
In fact, every railroad contempt, ted,
and especially those built, double and
quadruple prices of lands anywhere
contiguous to the route. Since the
completion OF the International rail-
road lands in the southern portion of
Williamson and the northern part of
Travis counties have more.thsn doubled
in value. 1t will be the same shortly
tou'h of the river. 81
Newspapers and their correspondents
report that the rush OF immigrants to
Texas is over. This is true. There is
but little disposition on the part of our
people to encourage the gerry mi1ed
class which, for the past year or two,
has been pouring into our State. The
railroad companies have found that
their permanent and stable interests
are not benefited by these people, who
are led to believe by immigration agents
and other interested parties that once
landed within our border a fortune
awaits them. On the contrary, it is
now the policy Of our railroads, more
especially the international, to furnish
facts and figures and statistical infor-
nation of a reliable character, which
may reach class OF people we want,
i. e., experienced farmers, mechanics
and Others who are not mainly depend
ent for living upon something which
will turn up"
In city property very few transac-
tions are reported. Now and then lots
are purchased for homesteads, but
there Is no speculative demand.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-10

REEDs Qilt Rags Tonic stimnls,es
the digestive orPaas 81 :, = 30 "a
McDannell q Co, sols kSeas1. ana
Gin, Texas.
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WHICH Is ,CHEAPEsT2-A package OF
DUKE's Durham, containing taOeraty
pipe-fulls of the best smoking tobacco
made, or one common cigar? Each
costs ten cents. - y ia29d&w1Y
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The Differences Between Gen. H. E
MeCuIlOeh and Prof. DObVns.


The Brooklyn Deqf- Mute Leader ei
June contains q three-column
editorial In explanation of its former
attacks upon Gen. Henry E. hcCul-
loch, IN which it is acknowledged that
these publications have been through
ignorance made in injustice. It says:
ave publish the letters that passed
between Ger. McCulloch and Prof.
Dobyus SO our readers may see how
ungentlemanly Prof. Dobyns handled
the superintendent and also show hew
he got summsrily bounced"
A gain the Deaf Mute Leader says:
After the dismissal of Mr. Scott,
DIR. J. l. Carter of Missouri was ap-
pointed to fill the vacant seat. But
this doctor soon allowed himself to be
made the puppet of outside influence
particularly the agent of Dobyns.
Things grew hot for DIR. Carter, and
he resigned to avoid the results that
befell Mr.. Scott. Prof. j. r. Dobyns
was then made principal. Not salts
fed with this, Mr.. Dobyns had false
charges made and signed By perjurers.
Among the earnest agents of Prof.
Dobyns we find our class-mate, Alfred
Kearney, who we know as q man of
little sense with a pair of spider-legs,
and capable of serving more than one
master. The false charges were sent
to the Legislature instead Of the board
Of trustees"
/ This is enough to show the nature of
the trouble, handled by the paper re-
ferred TO. The communications pub
Iished, which are now reproduced in
the STATESMAN, the ed tor says were not
sent to him for publication, but were
nevertheless used, because the public,
it says. has right to ''know how the
mixed state OF affairs at that institu-
ton stand For this reason, as it
concerns this community more directly
than any other, the letters are inserted
in these columns.
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Misrepresentation of the condition of
Texas society, st. Louis Republicans
correspondent says, have been produc-
tive Of great injury. They have brought
into the State an army OF thieves and
despersdoes. These lawless characters
had only to read such papers as the
Globe Democrat to believe that there
was no accountability here. Even such
respectable paper as the New York
Herald, that ought to be better inform
ed. den sminates Texas in Q recent num-
Der q paradise" for such characters.
Strange tIat none Of these respectable
journals, deign to notice the fact that
three-fourths OF these desperadoes and
depraved characters are importations,
brought here by the easy means Afford
ed by railroad communication and
what is equally remarkable, none Of
them seem 20 be informed a. to what
has been done by the State and people
to dispose OF them. There was the
Bass gang, that was 30 formidable that
It set at defiance ciYll authorities, and
after robbiDg men, stores and railroad
trains, settled down as brigands in one
Of the best and most populous counties
in the State. The State sent an armed
force there and the citizens turned out
by hundreds. What was the result :
They have ell been killed or captured,
except two, who are said to have left
the STATE, and Of thecaptured, the last
one has been sent to the peniteDtiary.
The stage robbers have nearly all been
ciptured and disposed OF in similar
way. Then there were the countless
thieves, who thought Texas b
''para iIse." or these, within the last
two yesrs, not less than fifteen hundred
nave been regularly tried and sent 20
the penitentiary. There has fearful
aud wonderful reckoning with scioan.
irels OF every grade within the last
three years. There are now twenty
Two men in the j4ils of the State under
death sentence. ssh 'heTe will be
probably as many more 10 fore the yen
:lOses. Be It said 10 IT," credit OF ouI
people, that the instances have be 20
rare where the civil Law has not be n
permitted {, take it's course. 1t 10 .
lib.- upon Texas 10 say That there "
ever .~.b n pc ID in its history whei
iawIessness found q particle OF sympl-
thy from It's people. In its enforce
meht OF the criminal Jaw il has set az
example TO the oi0ef 5tates and merit
praise instead OF csnsufe, venture 70
say that life and properly are 40 safe
here - in any STATE in the USIon.
Your daily reports sh"W that crime
prevails everywhere, and the records Of
many States are worse than ours.
St. L1uis IL especially concerned 10
learning the truth, ~ il enjoys . large
Texas trade which will increase from
year 10 year. Our people are interest
ed In the Republican. They appreciate
iis sbtIiiy, enterprise and manage
ment, and tbey hope that II others Sian
der Texas. IL, st least, will deal justly
with its etste add people.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic purifies the
blood, restores the appetite and slim
ulates the digestion.
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Tn Central trains now arrive At 4 90

RkxD,se en- Edge Tonic is q mild
corrective aud its purity and favor are
Ruarantsed.
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REEDS Gilt Ed sc Tonic gives tone
to the stomach and digestive organs.
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DoR SALE.

Ny place. tSo and half miles solth Of ASS
tin. on tbs Ban AnioHio road. al go acres: 80
acres enclosed with good cedar fence; 80 seFes
In high state Of cultivation; balance q ENCLOSURES
spieBdid pasture; 10 acres in pea<h orchard. e
good a. any IN the Stale. Dwelling hosse<s,
stables add other Cut houses; coz psns. ele-s -
good condition. For terms, app'y 20 me.
July9 AP. BLOCKER
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic Is q whole
some stimulant and its quality is guar
anteed.
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|
MARKETS HY TRLRGRAPH.
| GALVESTON AARKRrs.
GALVESTON, July s. Cotton - Re
ceipts 80 bales; exports coastwise az bales;
sales $50 bales; stock on hand 2540 bales:
market quiet; middling lee; low mid
ding llssc; good ordinary 1l>sc.
Wheat-NO. 2, red fall, $l.06@l. OK
No. 3, red fall, $l.00@1. 0SI<; No.
95c; demand light, mills being stocked;
market nominal. Com, Western 60c
Oats, new Texas 40c.
LIVERPOOL MARKHTs.
| LIVERPOOL. July S-Noon-Cott
Shade easier; middling uplands I'd; mid
ding Orleans 2 Lied; sales 5000 bales,
| including 1000 for speculation and export;
receipts 200 bales, all American. Futures
3-32d lower. ....-.s
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS. July S.-Flour firm; un.
changed; Xxx fab S. 1904. 25; xxx
fall. 81 45@4.75; family 81 S50D5. go;
choice to fancy $525@5.S5. Wheat
higher and irregular; No red fall 1884,
@lO01Sc cash; No. do. 95@961Sc cash
Corn dull at 3421c cash. Oats firm at 29c
cash. Whisky firm at $l.05. Pork
quiet; jobbIng $40. 35. Bulk meats nomi-
nally unchanged; shoulders 1885; long
clear $4 80; short clear $5O5@5. OK
short rib "a 90@495. Bacon firm aud
unchanged; shoulders $1.25; clear rib
$3.50; clear sides $685.. Lard nominal
at $500.
KANSAS CITY MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY, July S.-Wheat No. 3,
spot, 92c bid; No. 8, spot, lear loads sold
at 911kc.
Bacon-c'ear 55sc; rib and long 53Sc.
Cattle-Corn-fed Texas steers 50. 25
@9.75; grass fed, wintered, S2.50@
325.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
NRwORLRANs, July S.-Cotton steady
sales $50 bales; ordinary 105sc; good
ordinary 111Sc; low middling II &c; mid.
ding 11Mc; good middling 1850; mid.
ding fair 1850; receipts, net 1877 bales;
gross $50 bales; no exports; stock on
hand q, 694 bales.
Sight Nc premium. Sterling, bank
4.S7; consols 441S@45, ex coupon.
Flour-quiet and weak; superfine
$1,000 90; Xxx $3.50, xxx $4.75@
5.6211; higher grades $5.75@6.25. Corn
quiet at 48@52c. Oats dull and lower al
36@3Sc. Pork quiet at $40. 50@10. as.
Lard quiet and weak; tierce ga
@7Ac; keg 7A@71kc. Dry sail
meats demand fair; market firm
shoulders, loose 41@41Sc; packed
4k@4Ac. Bacon dull; shoulders $3.50
@4621Sc; clear rib $6l21S@6.25; clear
sides $6.371k@6.50. Hams demand firm;
market firm; choice sugar-cured, can
vased, 10@111kc, as in size. Whisky
firmer; Western rectified $1.05@l. 10
Coffee demand fair; market firm; ordi
nary to prime cargoes l1@l44c. Sugar
quiet; jobbing common TO good com.
mon 6@64c; fsir to fully fair 6ss @G24c
prime to choice 6T@7Ac; yellow clari.
1ed 7A@72sc. Molasses nominally un.
changed; fermenting 24@30c; common
25@2S; fair 28@30c; prime to choice 81
@35c. Rice fair demand; firm; ordinary
to choice 616@711c. Wheat quiet al
Sl.OS@1.05.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, July S.-Cotton quiet
sales 1910 bales; middling uplands II nc
middling Orleans 12%c.
Hides ruled firm on a light demand;
9@1lc for Texas selected
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO, July s.-Wheat - active
demand higher, but unsettled and irregu
lar; No. 2 Chicago spring 1.0OS4c cash
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hfhll. 10, 1919.
Prof. }. r. DobynP, First Teacher. D. & D. lust {:
AS you have net discharged your du-
ties faithfully or efficiently for the last
two and half or three MOI tbs under
your assignment in the early part of
last September, and those of January
16, 1879, by not giving proper atten-
ton to the "training of the teachers"
or the teaching of their classes in &C.
cordsnce with my written instructions,
the abandonment of the necessary
and proper discipline over the pupils
when under your immediate control,
and the consequent encouragement of
characterization, as well as disregard
of the General Rules" of this in THU
ton, you are hereby dismissed to take
effect to-day.
Signed HENRY E. McCULLoCH,
Supt. D. & D. Inst.
Austin, Texas.
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