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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-05-28
Not ices.

MOI tceS.
leo cream at M, nney's.
Strawberries at Aanney's.
Choice butter at Manney's.
Paris preen at ~. B. Dodge's.
Asparagus fresh every day at MAI
ney's.
Paris green and ~pellcpore at ohei
don's.
Fresh stock OF La ne beet seed o
Earl & Barnum's.
Paris green 80 cen Is per pound q
Earl Il Barnum's.
DO call at Earl & Ba rnum'sand SCI
the Conqucror WriDger.
Wheat Bittcrs, the b PSI ana mos
reliable tonic in the marke' "
"A six days rush at ooho ias'
week. Goods cheap there.
Read Sheldon & Co.'s. advertise
ment just to the right hand.
II. d. Dodge has wood, lui aper ana
Shingles to exchange for cash.
just received, a fine assort lent Oh
spring millinery, at L. *. Clay's.
Full lines in spring hosiery, g. owes,
laccs, ties. ETC., at L. Il. Clay's.
Accounts due F. A. Bond rum ing
ovcr 60 days must be paid at C
More trunks and bags-the large. II
stock in town at Beckwith IL Co.'s.
Don't forget that Sheldon 81 Co..
have a full stock of boots and shoes.
One thousand dollars to let for
good security. Enquire at this office. tt
N. C. March is agent for the Twin
Brothers French violet writing ink. II.
u. d. Twitchell will pay 25 cents
for good unwashed wool next Monday.
Best thrce-button kid glove ever
sold in town at as cents a pair, at E. II.
Clay's.
Prescriptions compounded with
care and from pure materials, at Han
atord's.
The finest assortment Of white
goods in the state. Call and see them
at Il. II. Clay's.
If you want anything in the line of
fishing tackle, 90 to l.. Hanaford, Dr.
Plumley's successor.
. Ally ulcCc VI HluoiC IhpiiohSV LII
the world can be obtained from me on
three days notice. L.. HANAFoRD.
To LKT.-A desirable tenement IA
vorably located. For particulars and
terms, inquire Of Mrs. w. w. Thomas.
An immense stock of ladies' slip
pcrs, Newports and ties, and all other
novelties in low shoes at Beckwith "
Co.'s.
We will pay the highest market
price for beef hides, veal and dairy
skins and live poultry.
GARlICK 81 WILLIAMSON.
The largest stock of fiue and mcdi-
um grades of shoes for men, boys and
youth, to be found in town, at Beck
with Il Co.'s.
LADIEs:-I shall receive %verbenas
and a variety of choice plants every
few days during the season. Please
leave your orders early.
l.. HANAFORD
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Ladies, Why SuRers

When DIT. Marchisi's Utezdne Cathelieon nil
cure Female Weakness. such rs Failing
Of the Womb. Whites. Chronic Inflammation or VI
c~eration Of the Womb. Incidental Hemorrhage or
Flooding. Painful. Suppressed and Irregular
Aienstsuation, &C An old and reliable remedy
send postal card for a pamphlet. with treatment
cures, and certificates from physicians and pa
tients. to HOwARTH a BALLARD. UTICA. N
r. Sold by all pruggists-sl.D per bottle.
o. ly20
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Weakly Persons Wine.

Old and infirm persons need some
mild tonic or gentle stimulant, especial
" at this season. The wine made at
Speer's Mount Prospect Vineyards, in
New Jersey, called Speer's Port Grape
Wine is used in the Atlantic States as
the best tonic known, and is regarded
as pure, and is very popular among
physicians. . 1t is especially beneficial
Tor fomales and old people. For sale al
the old Case & Rider drug store.
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MAY:-This is the month in which
the Trailing Arbutus Is sought. Also
in this month, tho. front. gate begins TO
exhibit signs of wear. The weather
prophets guess at "balmy atmosphere"
for may, and the poet writes his usual
"Loyely May" for the village paper.
This is is all right but If you are wise
you will get bottle of Bakers Man
drake Bitters and use them as directed
to ward off Jaundicc, Liver Complaint
andBiliousness, consequent upon the
warm %temperture of this month. Only
25 cents per bottle. itt IVA
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Addison County Baptist Association.

NN@
Program Of tho forty-ninth ami
versary, at West Cornwall, VT, June {
and 10, 1880:
Annual sermon, Rev. p. 9. Dayfoot
alternate. Rev Lyman Smith. Collec.
ton after the sermon. Reports: Foreign
Missions, Rev. w. ID. Hall and Mrs. l.,
ID. Stewart; Home Missions, Rev. g,
A. Votey; State Convention, Rev,
Chas. Hubbard; Ministerial Education,
Rev. ID. +. Estes; Publication Society
and UNCONVENTIONAL Journals, Rev. II.
Mott; Church Organization, Property
and Discipline, Rev. Ahira Jones; Tenn
perance, w. III. Nichols; Church Be-
~neficencc and Expenses, Cassius M.
Fields; Obituaries, Rev. I. =. Kellogg
aud Dea. A. g. Palmer; Next Session,
Rev. Lyman Smith, II. r.. Baldwin and
l.. G. Seeger; Letters from the Church
es.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Sermon by Rev. J.. X. Richardson.
Collection at close flor widows and or
phans' fund.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Devotional meeting, session of Wild
ows and Orphans Society and Collec-
ton for associational expenses.
Thursday afternoon to be given to
consideration of Sabbath school work.
A brief report will be expected from
tho superintendent of every school in
the association, to be followed by other
suitable exercises.
Let there DO a full representation of
the churches, and let delegates and
friends come prepared to stay through
the entire two days. Ample entertain
ment for all, and FREQ conveyance to
and from Middlcbury depot.
LYMAN SMITH, Committee
L. =. KELLOGG, , of
II. Mort. Arrangements.
Charlotte, VT, May, 1880.
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RLPTlON.

III. q. Powers Is the speaker on Dec
Grafton day, and we have no doubt bul
that he will fill the bill to tho satisfac.
ton of all.
C. w. Baker IL improving appear.
ance of HE residence by the addition OF
a coat Of paint, but TO be sure Of a good
job has employed Prof. Dewey of East
M~iddlcbury, to apply the same.
And now Mrs. Cornell comes to
to the front with an egg 8 3-8 by 71-2
inches and weighing five ounces, but
has laid an injunction on the biddy net
to repeat hor performance, for hen fruit
are but twelve cents q dozen.
r.. A. Damon, End, had q narrow
escape from death q few days ago.
While weighing hay on a scaffold q part
Of tho apparatus broke and he fell back
wards to the main noor,a distance of
seven or eight feet, falling across q era
die and alighting on his back which
was severely confused. He has not
yet recovered from the effects of his
high and lofty tumbling.
Deferred Items.
Tho veterans here propose to observe Deco.
ration dap with fitting ceremonies.
"A. g.. Chandler had q barn raising last Friday
was quite numerously attended. The
contains rs We are informed, some $4,000
board, measure of timber. and in the whole
OF IL there was not found q mistake that could be
to lack of skill on the part of the me-
chanic that ''laid out" the work. The barn when
finished will constitute one Of tho largest struc-
lures OF the kind in town, that will reflect credit
On the enterprise Of the owner and also on the
kill Of the builder. z. Bowen, Esq, who though
sadly in arrears on politics, IS still a skillful work
man.
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Thousands Of ladies have found sud-
den relief from all their woes by The
use Of Lydia IL Pmkham's Vegetable
Compound, The. great remedy for dis
eases pecutiar 10 females. : send 10 Mrs.
Lydia II. Pinkham, 2S3 Western Ave,
nue., Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets. %
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women never Think

If the Grabbed old bachelor who ut
tered this sentiment could but witness
the intense thought, deep study and
thorough Investigation of women In de-
termining tho best medicines to kcer
their families well, and would note
their sagacity and wisdom in selecting
Hop Bilters as the best and demonstrate
ing it by keeping their families in per
petual health, at a mere nominal ex'
pensc, he world be forced to acknowl
edge that such sentiments are baselcs'
and false.
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The Methodist general conference In
session at Cincinnati, Wednesday, Nay
~. elected four bishops: Cyrus ID. Foss,
president Of Wesleyan university, Mid
dletown, Conn; john ". Hurst, pre-
sident OF Drew Theological seminary,
Madison, N. j.; Rev. Henry w. Warren
Of the Arch street church, Philadelphia;
and Dir. u. q. Haven, chancellor Of
Syracuse university. 90 $685.
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..A.$aaa.

The Galipolis t0) Journal Of Nay IS con
tains an appreciative obituary S'otics Of Joseph
Hunt. Esq, Of that city. Who dlsa May Z. apd who
In ISIS married Mas Adelaide Perr. ~ SAoreham.
Mr.. Hunt had occupied several imp ostant o1aeial
positions In the county and city of Wis reaidence.
and held several trusteeships aud e. memberships
such rs are entrusted only to men OF business w
r~ightness am adelity. The Ganipol Is paper pro,
nounces hun 10 have been q truthful. honsst, gsnl
erous mma and one OF remarkable correctness
He was any -four Fears Of age. Hsie. n a consider
able estate. Many friends here win sympathizl
with the widow In her loss.
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Sambuci Vino Par Excellence.

Speer's Sambuci is an excellent Wine
for medicinal purposes; tho following
letter from a wealthy Boston merchant
is but one out Of the many that Mr..
Speer has received
DosToN, Mass.
Mr.. ALFRED SPEER.-For rheuma-
tism and govt I must say your Sanbaci
wine is par excellence. l have for
years been troubled with these COM
plants and never had anything 10 give
relief equal to your Sambuci wine. !
use il daily, buy it of druggists here.
Yours etc., GEORGE ROBERTs.
For sale at the old Case a. Rider
drug store.
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Ladies' Read the Following.

We are indebted to Mr.. Alfred
Spcer for a sample of his celebrated
Medicinal wine of Sambucus which is
recommended by many medical gentle
men as Invaluable for all female weak
ness and general debility. Ii all wines
were as pure as Mr.. Spcer makes, TAX
ing wine would not be looked upon as
unfavOrablc as it is. If you feel Ian
guild and tired; If you have dysentery
or consumption, try this wine and II
will do you good. -[New Orleans Dali
" Crescent.
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To SECURE SUMNER ~BoARDERs:, the
Boston Daily Transcript is the best adj
verlising medium. II IL the leading
family paper. Send for circular.
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Constipation Invariably follows Liver
Complaint; but Il Is easily overcome by
the timely use Of Bakers Mandrake
Bitters. Dyspepsia also readily yields
To lis 8 potent remedy. elm
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lAihhlsbHrr Rfgntrr
FRIDAY NJ AY 2s, 1888

Tho attention of advert iscrs is called to the fact
mai the REGISTER is the leading local newspaper
/, Addison County and las a larger CIRCULATION
in thc county than any 4, ,ticr paper.
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EAST M~rDDLEBURY.


Waldo Olmstead met with quite a
serious accident last Friday. lie was
unloading logs, when one of them get
tinglthe advantage ofhim, rolled on him
and caught him between another log,
nearly breaking his ligs. AS il Is he
will be unable to work for solne time.
Decoration day will DO appropri-
ately observed tomorrow. The pro-
cession will form in front of Good Tenn
plar's hall at half past two, under the
charge of ii. ID. Mayncrd. 1t will con-
sist of the band, old soldiers, Good
school children and citizens.
The exercises will consist of music, adj
dress, recitations. decoration of graves
etc. II is hoped that our citizens will
come out OH that day and show their
due respect to II fallen soldiers.
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Miss f. e. Townsl sy, the noted
evangelist, will give ali address on ten
perance at the Methodist church at s
O'Clock next Sunday evening, under
the auspices of the w. G. n. u.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07

nearly ono hour lale this AFTERNOON. Eight
more car loads OF iron arrived this evening,
We note the arrival of Mr. Bullock,
brolher'n-law Of our Texas X Pacific freight
agenL--lhe MaroRetles arrived Ia full
force this afternoon. We saw tho
sweet little Md with bis little hddls,---
At tho NJ pasO hotel A Conkle,
Kansas City, MOI Thoa Elliott, Dallas
Mrs ID q Richardson, n Loulsl w Clark,
81 Louis A Schwartz Fort WORTH james
Conhor doi q II Ilarli, dor w j Waters,
Dallag l. L Meyers, dol Jay Gould, Now
York. Gen II Il koksrt, New York; George
Gould, New York. q NJ Dodge, Texas Me-
Frank bond, Texas John q Brown, Tenn
A Mitchell, NJ X n I'll H. A u james, do
Gen Geo Noble, Marshall A A Talmage, dol
q NJ Hugo, MOI WIN Henry, ~ WORTH Dan
TAYLOR dol Chas w Stewart, ChioAgoi Col
Williams, ~ Louis j A Robinson, dol u q
Buiihm, Dallasi q j Miller, city
"Looal Option" meets the view Of tho lrny'
elsr rs the most prominent object In tho
vicinity Of the 4, a l., depot II 10 NJ every
0nea option 10 visit Chris. Rlntleman's
Justly popular corner whore welcome.-hot
or cold, according 10 tho season-wlll DO
extended 10 him, Try II, for the coolest
beer aud the finest whisSey At the Fort
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ballot al the time OF eleeting the
trustees, 8. That trustees be elected on
annually. o, That education BIO made cons
pulsory 7, That normal schools be estab-
lished IN each Congressional district IN tho
sily lands, \, That u uniform tyslem Of
leIt books BIO introduced IN tho schools, n
That the salaries Of teachers be lelt 70 the
discretion OF the trustees, TO- That children
DO permitted 10 attend the public school Of
the dlsglel where located, IL, That the law
DO 50 NH lndod that teachers DO not eOmpell'
Cd " pay for their certificates, Resolutions
complimentary 10 Judge hleadman ana the
secretary were also adopted, and committee
appointed 10 memorable the Legislature al
Ia next session, after which the eonyen-
toned adjourned, Over hundred Of the
one hundred and twenty school communities
In the county were represented, and " no
fulher good was accomplished, the Interest IN
the public schools of our county has been
greatly increased We are sorry 10 learn
OF the death Of Mrs. johnson, molher-ln,law
Of our teemed friend, Mr., j, o. stadlor,
These are tho days In which the early
gardener forgoA all about the last "norlher'
and goes 10 work with shovel and hoo In tho
back yard, while tho mulllludnoua time hog
lays quietly by u hole In tho fence ready 10
enter nj night fall.---seyeral substantial
brick ediloes are In course Of erection on
tho north side Of tho squaro,--And 50 IL
tho new Masonic temple and from
all appearances II will DO for some
time TO come, It's cruel thus 10 delay tho
lecture OF links. rs wa write the teach
ers OF the county are holding no institute nj
the courthouse, We are unable TO give any
oflhe results of their deliberations ohio
little drunk, blear-oyod and red'nosod, aired
his general debility before Ills Honor the
Mayor this morning and deposited the custo'
mary amount provided IN such Instances.
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MATTERS BY MAIL,
NEWS or OUR NEAR NEIoHaoRs.
Al Ineendiary 40 Corsieana No Re
poriers Need Apply ~ John
iIenry's Hanging Fire 40
sherman, Etc,, Ete,
CORsICANA.
CoasIoAsA. Alaroh q. IA

CoasloAEA, March 0, las0,
To-day the weather ia delightful and but
few planters are In the city as their planting Is
engrossing their time, Last night Al IN
oendIary fired the butcher shop adjoining tho
building that was sol on fire last Tuesday
night, The alarm was given about midnight,
by tho active and prompt efforts OF tho cltl'
z0ns tbs fire. was soon put out A can con-
tanning about three gallons OF coal oil was
found IN tho corner Of the room, but II failed
10 ignite, This Is tho second attempt 10 burn
this block In thu last week, A good reward
will BIO offered 10 apprehend the yillaln,--
Last night Professor NJ, Cumming presented
the Odd Fellows with line portrait Of Judge
j. H. Miller, the first Noble Grand aud
only surviving charter member OF tho
lodge. Past Grand Forman made
tho presentation address, and II, W. d, e.,
NJ. H. q. Bonlo responded In behalf Of the
lodge There aro four bell-punches In this
city that are out OF whack aud don't work.
-Four hundred bales Gf cotton sold yes
lorday.--Mr, Minor has the contract for
building the gallows upon which John Henry
f. M, O., Is TO be hanged on the 10Th Inst,
Sheriff Dunn will not allow any foreign press
reporters TO be present, because tho home
reporters do not like TO associate
with strangers aud for sundry other
valid reasons Tho daily HERALD
will give full particulars detailed
The Francis UNnor Novelty company aro on
the boards IN this city for Monday and Tues
day nights. This Is said 20 bo q fine troupe.
ono of their specatles IL John Kelly, whose
musical genius Is not excelled on the cont.
nent. Lets MI be there without fail. Matt
nee Tuesday afternoon Mt halGpast two
o'clock. The Royal Marionettes are wondcr'
tu in their srecialties.
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Unless the food is properly prepared in the
stomach 1t becomes corrupt and poisons tho
system IL is intended TO nourish. Dyspepsia,
and It's accomplishments are bad breath,
headache, constipation, joundice, pain in the
shoulders, cough, dizziness, sour stomach,
bad taste in the mouth, bilious attacks, pal
pitation of the heart depression Of the
spirits or the blues, and n hundred other
symptoms. Simmons Liver Regulator is the
best remedy ever discovered ror these nil
ments. 1t acts mildly, etlectually, and, being
a simple vegetable compound, can do no III
jury.
"My wife has suffered for many years with
indigestion and dyspepsia. must admit at-
ter trying everything else recommended to
me, tried your Regulator-in three days
after taking it according to your directions
(teaspoonful after each meal), she has been
in perfect health; she does not suffer at all
and can eat anything she wants without any
of her previous symptoms.
"W. G. SUFFERS, Jeweler,
ms.d&w "Bainbridge, Ca"
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AID For Ireland.

The movement Inauguratcl several weeks
ago by number Of citizens at meeting held
at Craddocks opora-houso, for tho purpose
Of raising funds for suffering Ireland, has
proven successful, In addition to this the
receipts Of Rev, Conrad HAnoys lecture and
tho benefit given by Mr., j. w Thompson NJ
his theatre for tho sufferers are to be added,
which, together with what was collected by
the committee of which Mr., j, O. o'Connor
NJ chairman, amount In Nil to S0is 30.
Tho following nr0 the amounts and the
.a,,,..s e,.,,, ,,5l.t,h thay onn,n
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SHERMAN.
'orted Daily

N Ported Daily.l
SHERMAN, March 6,
~ h advantage to stop at be NV S Slu
M I mnon " M Ehahce ms course leads
81 e ~. NC most brilliant social 81
i, a NJ p aTo.IS Gar was theteception tend(
u con,,,i,1.oJ V ny, Vi UalhesVille and his
~ i"uy' Nv Tue re;idence of II.
n;nh, IT, o yn SCUM Oreckett street,
ill., a" anJ no el1sans nahsoAwas ablaze "
ianahton 80 ~ IN 70 the peals of mer
natsar ~ da o oHm GRAINS OF sReet music al /
pa5 VI uanonS ieet; ohernan has rare
rothor;n my lasuIonaole or more pleasats
bly, conduce to the pleasure of H. 'oulu poss
overlooked by the ever pleasant Suosss WI
accomplished lady. The sIn nos' " ',.n III
triumph of culinary art, and mts, hoa a
appreciated by all who were nr,so,. '"i NJ.
! Fletcher is enc of the prominen, 1 hnra Mr,
merchants of Gainesville, and his hoa auMSl1
bride, resident of Quincy. nlini" e"u Man
happiness attend them. -Abo,. may
'clock last night, the alarm of ro al r, .%elve
Eommuhlty, and sent them heller s,oI,an o ~
Fhe nortnefn portion of the CITY vbora ~ W
residence OF Colonel Gregg was in s eam .lie
Assls'ance came too late. and the k,,;i 'i,os'
was burned to the ground. There wa. nv
s SIanG sso ,he Policy having expired only az few
sne neaVy loss, has the .n,,
pa'ny OF the entire commun;,v sym
A an exponent of advanced tbonmty,
lVe.a, ,I19s' 1ne county convention of tbosa
lnyo,v s ~ Pqoic schools was most ;,o
portant, one. Judge sheelman, Of tbis III I'M
P5esasHI oS ana MI spanger acted as secretary
much debate cn 1ddso O,u were passed afsr
solved. |. That one fourth ng tS zen. Re-
enue be applied to the public ' hon Isate rev
State. 2. That the scboiastios noo's OF the
six to eigh teen years. 3. THAI re ,;b. De from
BE- lsld h out into geographical districts GUan
That the trusees o of sebaoi ns heretofore.
sent of the districts, be empowa. cIs' oy con- t
tax % supplement the pro rata 49,; 70 levy
the state said consent to be exprsssad rom
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This Is outside and Independent Of the
Catholic fund raised by tho church hore,
which amounts 10 several hundred dollars.
Mr.. 0'Connor has forwarded the amount,
and, in behalf of the Committee on Contri-
buttons, of which he was chairman, desires
To return thanks TO those who contributed to
tho charitable cause.
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prNlsNN.
leyoIted Daily.l

e'''''d p'''S] prns ", March 9, 1880
N The Dsnison Greeubsyk club hold their
ANNUAL election of onicerS this aftenoon-----
3Fr d. A Cprrol,a resident of San Antonio,
3,yas amounted a special police for this city,
k,y the Council, ut their last meeting-The
iate CITY Guards gave another hop last
4nirht. The coored people also gave adance'
LA number of Sears street citizens met at
lthe Office of Leonard Il Coffin last night and
Iannointed committees to plicit subscriptions
krom citizens owning property on that
treet the money to be expended in grading
The street. and putting it Il at least passa-
Re condition, the city beip required to put
culvert at the gully v the crossing OF
amin avenue. This is agood move, and
the right men seem to ave hold Of II,
ID act MS if they meant ouness, 1t is to be
ped that Sears street will Don loom up as
!, of the best streets in on city, for that is
hi it is really, and few dcars judiciously
!, ended will convince any 1eof that fact.
\ |All government freight f Fort Sill, we
a. bformed, will hereafter | shipped via
Sc b. 81 +. to Gaines, ille.-Jimmy Cult
M John Denny and JohnMaloney left
.tlicid Sday for Weatherford.- More exo-
ersbeen Y passed through tho citygain to-day,
nd Mated or Kansas The majoty of those
goilines ing are travelling by wspn instead of
1nibein MR.. and. Mrs. ,tupplebeen
al Wd greed to be divorced, so the
70 anot will only have to draw up
tbe f{papers. - The Nom Texas
olcAn gical society, meet this afsrnoon for
le,aed ton of officers and the trasaction of
n,at II lportant business. -Thetity police
bs q Nj nded in their designations it is said.
Thdd I'd hottest weather last mona was &c
,es cbit} on the 23d; the lowest 2lhgrees on
tlsxas the number of rainy dEs was 10,
he con amount of rainfall was 90 inches.
|, led B.Combs, a former prominnt STOCK
:, Of t this place, arrived from be North
n firs Ay.-A little runaway yesterday
o,s 4 bn, but nobody hurt except the wagon
" va, of the horses, and neither Of them
roit busly. The school teachers were
ia nonth's salary again this morning.
he'd. has been very prompt ppaying
~ Is term,-W. N. Southern fisher.
= ont ked in on us yesterday }eorge
the m las gone West to look yer his
On and herds, and to add to til num-
atber m mud here.-George Nlters,
/ nre, Neeun house, is recovering ,wly.
II III ne car load OF mules left thl born
,eio. lor the Texas & Pacific, d five
'o'v car loads arrived this evening, a will
v buth to-morrow.