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J. B. Merwin, Editor of the

J. B. Merwin, Editor of the
Journal Of Education says:
People begin to realize that it
costs more to hang a man, to
board and lodge man in he pri.
sons, than it would to teach him
the duties and responsibilities Of
American citizen ship aud bow to
get an honnest living; that it
costs far more to maintain a sys-
, TEN of prisons than of education.
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The Muddy Crossing.

Over the muddy crossing
Trips a maid with eyes of blue,
Daintily lifting her dress-skirt
AbOvea buttOned shoe.
In a nelghboring window
Sits wicked, wicked man
He's looking at that girls ankle.
As Lard as ever he can.
Summer will come with its roses
And sweetly smelling hay
But for seeing striped stockings
There's no time like to-day.
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EsTR Y.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN F.!

have taken iii my possession a ROAM
HORSE. about IA hands high, two hind
feet white, branded. on the left shoulder,
blind in both eye and small stare on the
forehead, found astray] aud if not claimed
and identified and costs paid. will be sold
by the Constable, st the Court House on
MONDAY the 2!st. day of JUNE 1880, at
ii o'clock A. NJ. without further notice.
z. L. LDRIO,
Justice of the Peace, 2nd Ward
May 18th. 1t.
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SUGGESTIONS OF MARCELIN BRAUD
AND HIS WIFE OZEf.IE DCGAS
BOTH DECEASED NO. ItGi
PROBATES.
Twentieth Judicial District Court-Parisll
of Laionrche.

s,TATE OF LOUISIaNA.-Parish of La
- ionrche. Whereas Octave Braud
Of said parish has this day made appli-
cation to the said Court to be appointed
administrator of said SUGGESTIONS.
Now. therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
If any they have. with the Clerk of said
Court. at his Office iii the Town Of Thil.o-
dauX within ten days after the first pubiic;i
ton hereof, otherwise the said applicant
will i'll due course ef law be appointed ad-
ministrator OF said Snccessions.
! ~ Witness my hand and the i'm
I LIS. I press Of til" seal OF my. Office, this
WV l1th. day of June \. ID. 1880.
}. ". KEODLOCH. Clerk.
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Tie Gssl Orphan Memorial Memorial Find Find


The entire proceeds arising from the sale
of this work ars devoted to The Hood Or
nhan Memorial Fund, Which is invested III
United States Registered Bonds for the nur
ture, care, support and education of the
ten infants deprived of their parents last
summer at New Orleans, tthe melancholy
incidents OF which sad tereaEement ars
still fresh in the public niIHd.)
Yae book isun eiegant Octarc. containing
400 rages witt q .fae photograph likeness
nnA q tine steel enga'dciHg h2a"e expressly
,o,. lis ,cork, toar i",ge mops of Battic
GrJIS. bosnd n, handsome Gray English
CioM at THREE DOLLARS. or IN tnc
SheeD Bindinq. aciM 1Norbie EdGe, TiiRtE
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS-ks Half
Bosad Moro, co. library sfgis, FOUR DOL
LARS %. IN best LeraM I%rhcy Norocco,
fvH Git Sides, FIVE DOLLARS.
On the receipt from any person remit
ting by mail Or express, of the amount in a
registered letter or by postal order, bank
draft, or check a copy will be immediately
sent free of postage, registered as secon l.
class matter.
The volume is published in the best style
of Typography, on elegant paper, with II
lustratious, executed as highest specimens
|. of art. ;,
| The author. the subject, the purpose, all
| alike render it worthy aplace i'll every IL
brary,-tn every desk or upon the booh
shelf of every house in the country
agents ,canted IN erery torn and cou"h hs
IN Hs United STATES, aud Ct preference riL
be qirem to honorabty discharged retcraa;
rom the army,
To the Ladies, who feel desire to ex
press their sympathy with The Hood Or
phan Memorial F,e.d the sale OF this hool
among their circle of friends, will afford al
excellent way of contributing substantia
aid to so deserving a cause.
FOR TERMS. RATES TO AGENTS
ETC ADDRESS WITH FULL PARTlCl
LARS,
GEN'L q. Il. lSEA u kkE(sA B< II
PUBLISHER ON BEHALF OF IHl
HOOD MEMORIAL FUND.
New Orleans, La
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GtTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
y Ipfuurche.- Whereas MaTceGn Foret
administrator of said estate has this day
rendered final account of his administra-
ton and praying the homolosation OF the
same.
Now. Therefore the parties interested. are
hereby notified to produce in this office,
within ten days following the publication
Of the present notice, such objections as
they ma : have against the homoiegatlon OF
said account. otherwise the same shall he
approved and honoioGatea according to
law.
(--..) Witness. my band ard the i'm.
LIS. press of the seal.of my office, this
49, 10Th. day Oh June A. y. 1880:
j. w. KNOBLOCE Clerk.
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j. A. BOU RG,
Charles J.. Barker,
Notary Public.

AHehds promptly to all business pertain
uk 70 said Office. Will also attend to col
n%eons. Office at his residence Lockport
farsh OF I4afourche. oct-2@5
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TH!BODAUN. L. SATURDAY. JUNE i9rl 80
STATE OE LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish o. La
tuurchc.
pY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF Fl f

Jules Ahysen VS.. No. 1852, G. Claiborne
Ihihudauy.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
OEANEE; TREES.

Parties desiring TO to buc Orange Trees.
apply to Victor Paye. cutOh. or Il. II.
Michelet. Thibo1auX. Fr5-7 50
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SUCCESSION OF ANNIE LTALL DE
CEASED WIFE OF i. PENOCiLH.
NO. 1914 PROBATE.

Twentieth Judicial District Court-Parish
OF L.atOurche.
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PAT !f||!;aa'IN.l'SS & S s

obtained for new inventions, or for improve
ments in old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks
and all patent business promptly attended
%.
Inventions that have been
rejected may still, IN most cases, be pat
ented b. us. Being opposite the u. 5. Pat
en- Office, and engaged iii Patent Ess's.
iness Exclusively. we can secure
patents in less time than those who are re-
mote from Washington AID who must de
pend upon the mails in all transactions
with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch We
make search in the Patent Office and advise
as to its patentabiIity free of charge. Cores
pondenee confidential, prices low, and no
charge unless patent A. OBJ
tanned.
We refer TO Hon Postmas ter General ID.
NJ Key. Rev. +. -. PowER.to officials III
| the l. $ Patent Office. and tspecialIy to
| cur clients in every State Of the Union and
| Canada. Fer special references, terms,
advice. &c, Address
{. 4. SNOW s 80.
| Opposite Patent Once, Washington, D.. Z
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council.

TOWN HALL. !
Tuesday, June lst. 1880. !
The Town Council Of the Town of rhbo-
daslx met III regular session this day at |
:, Present w. e. Hagan. Mayor, J. E.
blanchard. j. A. Trone, T. Albertl, and |
G. Azema Trustees.
Absent: H.. ". Tabor and L. keefe |
Trustees.
The minutes OF the previous regular ses |
sions were read and approved rs recorded.
The following Collectors Report swas
presented and accepted.
Collectors Report.
From Nay ith. 1889 to June lst. 1880.
st. CT. To:al
Taxes of '13 col. Of
Ford Il Curtis - 20 5U0
Mrs. j. Bibolet % 3o0 = w
1919. Ford g. Quits - 223 300
1n.9. +. Burton IS 225 800
License Of 80 col. Of
AIRS. B. HOFFMAN 10 %
Amt. col. OF /. Ueattle
Tor Bricks lbi w
Totals. ...... 3a5 e75 ls7 90
Respectfully Submitted,
tSigned) THEO. THIBODAUX,
Collector.
June ISL. looo.
! The following Treasurer's Report was
presented and accepted.
Treasurer's Report,
May $780,!
To Bal on hand 292 93
:. Public Property for
bricks from L Beat
/ tie loi w
I" Fines by Judge r. 2oo
:! Licenses 1850, loiou
" Taxes of 1878 %
:. ..!S79 4 50
I" NJ II Rev. for March ITO %
CIR.
BY Market House pd this month lS w w
Collectors Fees 81
:. Police and Criminal Expenses. , -
" Salary Of Officers 2O %
{" Balance on hand 90 ID
5Ss 73 5ss ::
To Bal. on hand 30 IL
:. In Workm. act. l3l W
Respectfully Submitted.
fSirred) JOS. I. THIBODEACA,
Treasurer
June lsf. 1890.
Theophile Th;bodaux Market Master pre-
seuted his report showing total COLLECTIONS
for the month of May to be One hun
dred and ten aud 05ileo Dollars
On tnoton duly seconded the above re
. port was accepted,
. The petition OF +. Zernstt, asking for pc
mission to make certain repairs to buiit
mos corner aIa.n and st. Louis streets wa
presented and referred to Committee ol
Improvements;
The Communication cf Messrs- ha"a
i, and Harvey was presented and received.
On motion fgulv seconded the Counci! ad
I, iourned to Mon,iay june sth. 1889 at
O'Clock Z. NJ
; ". c. Raglan. Mayor.
Al PEnRlS Clerk Town Council.
T. j true copy a.,
) :. j. 9L8lIS, C.egl. Iown COUNCIL,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,,,o,,.l ,,,,o,,. i,,,,nI,,u.. H.. $685.
,,o.,s T., ,u, &C.,. l,anr,i, ~ ,u.,,. '.o
d,,. an ,I,o s,,oro In ,osorra;, 30 H.,
Furnished hr ,l,o co,,t, cor n,o ro,i,d
.nreyo ,o,,s c,r,ta., - ,a. h,,.
1red and cirh,y dolce ror ornnn,
rho c,l,,y,i,r oro uo no,,aa nn1
,,,on,,s sr,,scr,hod wa. &. ,t,r,,
.ncll el5.oi. Wuoy ,yi,li,rs alsoI
.,u, r.,o, an. ~ ~ III. sI,'
an Wiu.c. .io. ~ w wa go.
- q ,tur,,,. $40. n w 49,.
a1n..J n nr,,yr slo. I N p.o,
sfn. 1,i,h nr,l.... an. a.
ul,kopoy ~ IN. d, n Han. e.. r. u
noon s,.W Wilson a.. # rton
"a s,s. D,nlewvro - w p nn.
ran. So w. Y. Linn 81 s w. Voc.
-. Mr. Risicn intends to have the
water OH the square by the llth Of
next month.
Tb,t s,,ro idonticoI rroor,oc,.or
,rhom vo ,liplcd IN t,s+ yool. vos
ocojn upon tbc strerts This wcel, Va.
ciforo1slv vindicotinc ho nripcin,os
of the r,ccrbecl; marty marc elooncn,lv
and forcjbly than heretofore llo do.
,iay,Asl,;mself"n living movipr cir.
cpl,,,r1 colnnn of the marty !, MAT III.
"no..essod cvctv inhorent nriuciplc or
r,c marty. cvcept the actunl crccnbocl,
bnls themselves. lint had no doubt
would enjoy nnv money modc bv the
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CORRESPONDENCE.
'AN sAnA, TENAs, July 90, 1850.

SAN sara, TENAs, July %, 1850.
Eluo. Nlw-i
see that your columns arc open to
correspondence, and take the priv
.lcgc of asking for Il little space.
Owing to "a change in the weather and
the copious showers that have revived
the dropping vegetation and swelled
the-Sretus, the long faces of our oiti-
zcns have vanished, producing an al
most Unprecedented degree of happi-
ness among all classes OF every age
aud sex. And now just at this time
comes the good news that tho railroad
H. coming tn this place within the next
Twelve months. Now, MIR, Editor
writo aud let the outside world know
ihe prospective happiness that many
of our citi2cns are now enjoy ing
They now wear bright glow OF hap
pinoss or their heretofore long faces.
which have assumed their ordinary
width, breadth, length and depth.
Oar citizens are collected together in
groups, coniecturing the location of
the depot, machine shops, wagon yards,
stock pens. chutcs, water works, addi-
tions to the town, etc, aud, in fact,
gn2ing on great city in the future.
l'he possibility of a tower on Round
Mountain was limited at. Prices of
real estate in town have advanced
since yesterday ranging from one thou
sand to twenty-five hundred per cent,
and nobody was anxious to sell, even
for more than fabulous prices, be-
lieve majority have concluded that
the depot would be located on the
south side Of town, and if that would
be tho cnsc the heretofore worthless
rocky hills would be valuable. Then
noticed for the first time that "disap-
pointments sink the heart OF man. IA
one of the party gave vent to his feel
ingg 10y exclniming that he was ruined
again that he had recently sold ten
acres Of tllpse hills for nominal price,
and il was all that he possessed. The
cause Of all this was tho assurance that
"a gentleman had passed through town
whn said but little, but had remained
long enough to examine the town, and
Pr,a' asaa to buy property, and, in fact,
had acted in such manner that they
were satisfied that the railroad was
coming, aud that he knew it. AS he
was the only man from a distance who
had proposed To buy property in san
Saba in long time, this, together with
publications in several leading Jour
nails. was II sufficient guarantee to
Justify the sudden and enormous adj
vance in real estate during the last
twgnty-four hours. 1t is now raining,
and the writer Is convinced Of the
prospect of immediate relief by the
elements from the i'll convenienccs riv:
ctcd upon us by the continued three
years drought, by restoring TO our hills
and prairies their former luxuriant
grasses and the springs to their former
Volume of water, and all the other
comforts and blessings produced by n
suificieGcy of gentle showers. Now,
Mr.. Editor, we have enough 10 make
us feel good without the railroad. We
have had the rain to mako tho grass
for the stock this winter and u fine
cotton crop throughout the county.
enough TO invite immigration and still
advance the enhanced value Of proper
~ IN the town Of San Saba.
SAgIrrARIus,
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The Methodist District High school
to oo established mere md delayed one
year ny the pressure OF hard times,
from failure Of crops is to be put into
operation as soon as the necessary
buildings can no erected Nothing
VIII be more advantageous to this com
mnhily tiiah the es'apllshmentot such
an institution IN ITS mldstond we con
gr'tnIato most heartily the people VINO
nave chi'uf'n to educate upon the
prospect oil having l'no collegiate M
Sl't"unn situated 80 conveniently
Fora schooI OF the KIND no more m
'"rao'e point eou'u hav' neen selected
Wlth'n Tue district we nave most
oeautli''' size Tor a large town. health
'ol' WIN a ''no '''n'i'e' SURROUNDED by
a oe@ut'io' t'mosreu country with eV-
cry prospect OF soon having railroad
connection WIN inc o"iance OF tue
worId as we nave now communication
ny telegrapn' our elevation ABOVE
,"e SO" ''Ne'r a'"'' 'u'' ''''' give US
which secures US from many forms of
disease so prevalent in low, humid
districts. pnrents DESTROYS TO educate
their sons and danghtors will find 10 to
their interest to secure homes here
where health and the comfort of a de.
ughtful temperate climate can be en-
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If soems bi,,1,. nraL,iJ. c,,o, ,.,..
emf indi,ations ,L,, ol,,.,,.,i, 49,. ,.,..
NOT have a c,n.r,l hr.i,.s. hoom r5s
fall ~, boyo.at1., .,,,..,1 ,,. t,,1
ost timos r,r u1,un a.. ,,Iaa4 a..,
WINS what mirht l,o o,lrod . tat,I c,n
pro uo,o n.iiI.hon .no,ai.,t '','.,,,;,..
of corn roiso1 Ia a.a,,. .,'.,i,.,, vs. .'.,
commit, 70 snn,1.. ~. h..... l..,,,.l
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offer myself candidate for the office
treasurer Of SAN Saba county. The pnst
ia my guarantee for the future. ltclctted.
promise the people to do my whole duty,
with the law rs my only guido. Respect
fully asking "a favorable consideration
from the people, shah be thankful for
Whatever support may Ice given me.
Election first Tuesday in November.
Respectfully, WILEY WILLIAMS.
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ESTRAYS..

Taken up by W. T. T.iun md ottrive,l before J.
W Thomas j. 7. prc't Nc. sprfel marr, 8
years old, branded IN left thigh, about i1i hands
high. 20
Taken up BY I. ~ Rushing and esiaayed bsforc
same officer mouse culoretl Jack with q dark
Atruc across Ma wnthers and down his bauk,
marked uudrrhii Ia each ear. branded Ru conncc-
tel on len shoallcri and ioirhcd brand on each
shoulder Tor seanN, l3i hands high about six
years old. &C
Taken MP hy W. NJ Godfrrv and osttayrd be-
f1re j. W. Thomas J. 4. ptcciuct No. L. s. $. Co,
a hav mare yrars old u hands high branded
ROY on left thigh, A roam harse 10 hands high
about iO years aid hrnnded H. connected IN left
.honldor. A .orfel mare abont u hands high ~
Years old branded I'll on I'm shoulder and q
sucking colt 4 black pony stallion. about 10
hands high i2 years old, branded len shoulder not
IS
Taken ny hy J. y, Carol ans csirayel bef,rc
She came oiicor hey mare Years old. three
white feet q small star m face iihands high bran.
ied LAR on len shoulder A-e -orIgl horse. Z
Years old about . hands high with white streak
In forehead branded - M lett shoulder -
J. Y. GAvNf, C, G., c.E,s.C.
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Anlpackagc OF BLACK. nRAUeNrt

i'm. Eddins n Co.'s. DR. d. w. Fen
tr.s., ar : n Nybito e. CO..
,,, IT,,
vary interesting disconrso Mt this
uloco an last Snndnv. Mt which un,
Mr. y p,ri vn, o,,l,,i,,ei3
n
MT Jon" l. "u'on' VI i'"'"' '''N'
A,yc ,,n # far snb.criptions ,dyer.
tisnm.rts etc ma1o lac him will he
bororod rr Nc
Mr. h'aN'n'y' ON ,ne s""'n s"'
"l 'n' squire "''P' " run "N','' ,''''''
will sell very chem for cash. See his
odvorti.oment
,,.,,o,r, ,....,,-
sia- indigestion aud heartburn.
For s,lo by j. n. Eddins & Co.
nj, -, .n
"'' VI" " ',. "
"'"' " w '"' r' u',. - an,.1,
'''' ''.' 70 .Ioo,a1 H.. ,ru
make a good officer.
IL Is Sn'u ''''' '''e'' "'o ''' y'"' "''
caves III '"'S county surp'''u W Wv
i'n.''.Se'y '"'''o''' v" NV wv -"
q'','u ""o'''' V"' '""' y .''''0 80 ."
c'u"e" !" 'no n"'"oo' VI ''''
on '""rsoay '"'' " ""so" ,'"'"
p"ss'u '',o"S" ''"" ""'"s ''o '''''
Snhu ouS"e'S II, '',S ~, WV ''"s'' y
VINO n'e 'a"'p''' Il. i'"'' ''''' 'P '"s''
M''e"''' county "o o''' "''' '''''
Ben county
Stop using Calomel and try " BLACK
ghA9ea i'' Ii'ef oi.V''y''
For Sale by DR.. d. W. Fentfess'
Tho crovying cotton crop bids fair
now to be mcxcelled in this county
Those who have taken the trouble to
cultivate efficiently this crop will be
amply rewarded unless prices become
greatly reduced,
shecn for sale
One hundred and fourteen head of
Merino Bucks. selected from the hest
thorough bred stock farms in Vermont
and Missouri, for sale at srickIing in
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On this the 22nd day of July. 1880,
the Bar Of San Saba in ptrsuanee of a
cal met at the court house.
VIM. Allison, in q short and appro-
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, 2Oru JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
We arc authorized to announce the name
of John |. Gulnn. OF Concho county, a., "a
candidate for the office of district attorney
of the 10Th Judicial district, composed of
tho counties of Concho Tom Green, Pecos,
Prcsidio and I'll raso. Election in No
Vcmhcr naNt.
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MI - d. IloNHIu Is Au'H"IlHeu No /
act ia general agent of the News |
Any contracts made 10y him will Toe |
IGNORED 10y u.s.
" BLACK-DRAUGHI cures cosiiye-
ness md -icl-ll"odachs
For sale by d. w. Fontrcss.
Tbc General roirs having Gucd the
lakes, sloughs and ponds with water,
may cause sickness this coiniug fall
though it is hoped such will not be the
case.
NtJr pc,v,. Ivory stnhlo. in
ccor,etovn borscs are well fed and
,roomcd and tenus and vehicles nre
hirod nm moot ro,sor,l,l, farms lilo
l,no,s ana Of tl,o nos+ ronnlor stoh,o.
in the State. 30
po, w II ,rc,aows minister
ocu.,o % r,o r,,i.ti,, church bos
t..an a,noin,o1 o,,poo,ist far tbo
a..nm.;oi If San Sail, V,cnlocb Ma.
aa.a.arl,no Ia ,yiu Inv, reopI,r
o,,nintr,cnt. in o,cb ann of the com.
,io. med and ,ill corGno III. lobn,..
'..,in,i,, 10 n.an,
,..5 ,.,;..- ..,,-.loi,,i Ono
5oiI,r.s worth Of BLACK .DsAuGHT"
would have 4avcI his lie -
For sale hy S. II. White y Co.
wan. Lilo. .,... ,,.o, 4. u,o
''''' ,t.c..u'.l. .a',,,,.
'''' '''
'''''''', II, s',o' 1'. ,.,'.,,t,.
"s'' ''' ""' IT,. '' l =, en- a.1
p''''' ',,' ,,, "''' .,.',,'. I.an'h u,n
calf of the leg. He isnot dangerously
hurt bnt it will he some timo before
he will he able to be about.
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=, u, 49,, ,..' .17, i.',
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'a'"I " ,'. a1,o1 ,a III.
o ' '','' ,,,.; ',' n WV" .,i,, so.,,.,
',,'' a." ,,, , '''o , ~, ,,,,,
tendance, and the preaching accord
iugly has been able. Tho people resi-
dent provided for all from a distance.
Toan.lJ.. s,hs,rih, far tbo
Hrv.s dnring tbe coming eamnnirn.
~. ,,in nall. ,I,s yory liberal oe,rr.
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-07-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS

We havo had good general rains
during the past week, and We now
have Gne prospects for good cotton
crop.
c. +. Beatty is the regularly ou-
thorizod agent for the Galveston Daiiy
and weekly Ne,cs. Office at w. Kau1-
mans store. -
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-07-31

The growing cotton crop bids fair
now to be uncxcelled in this county.
Those who have taken the trouble to
cultivate efficiently this crop will be
amply rewarded unless prices become
greatly reduced.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-09-25

DYING FOR ms CnARGT.-A gentle
man just returned from Canada tells the
following story: a day or SO ago the
engineer of train near Montreal saw
a large dog on the track, barking turi
ously. The engineer whistled, but the
dog paid no attention 10 the noise, aud
refused to stir. The dog was run over
and killed. The engineer observed mat
the animal crouched close to the ground
as he was struck by the cowcatcher. "A
minute later the fireman saw bit Of
white muslin futtering OH the Iocomo-
tive, and he stopped the engine. On
going back to where the dog was XIII
ed it was discovered that not only the
dog but little child had heen killed
1t was then seen that the dog had been
standing guard over the child, and had
barked TO attract the attention OF The
engineer. The faithful animal had sac
riiced his life rather than desert his
charge. The child had wandered away
from neiehboring house, followed by
the dog, and it is supposed that the
child lay down aud went TO sleep on the
track"