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NOTICE OF ACCOUNT.

The State Of TEXAS TO all persons Interested
Laird, deceased. +. Z. Smith, adminis.
t'ator, OF the esta of j. w. Laird.
deceased, has filed his final account and
application 70 be discharged IN the Countg,
COURT OF Travis county, which viii be acted ~
at the next term OF said court, Commencing
the third Monday In March, 1881, at the court
house thereof, in the city Of Austin, az which
time all Porsons Interested in said estate may
appear and make objections thereto
Witness, Frank Brown, clerk Of said court,
n. o. aud the seal thereof attached, this 4ed
.f dag Of January, 1881.
fe2e dlt@wst FHANK BROWN, Clerk.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Estrsysd, BY Henry Holman before Fritz
Tegsner, J. p. T. c., January 20, 1881, black
horse mule. about II hends high, about 10 years
old, branded c on len jaw; appraised at Is.
FRANK BROWN, Clerk c. @. TO
fe16w8tf
Estrayed by John Vincent, before W. o.
Crockett, J., p. T. c., January -, 1881, one
brown marc, with white nose, u hands high,
about years old, branded, "a lconnected), one
FRANK BhowE. oieTek Q. c. T. Z.
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THE New York Times. Rad. Rep.
in noticing the way in which Mr.
8. s. Cox got evenn with Mr.. Rea-
gan by INVITING him with being can
reconstructed rebel,ce says: aPro-
baby there will come q time when
the taunt Of being an ex.rebel will
be rs Ineffective as anything that
can possibly be flung ct q man"
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ANNUAL MEETINGS.

OFFIoE INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN
X. X. CO.. PALESTINE, EXAs, Feb. 20, 1881
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the regul ar
annual meeting Of the Board of Di ectors OF
this Company will be held at the office of the
Company, ut Palestine, Texas, on Monday,
April 4; 1881, at 10 O'Clock, A: NJ, pursuant 70
of such business as may come before the meet.
ing,
Notice is also hereby given, that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF this
Company will be held at the Office OF the Com
pany, at Palestine, Texas, on Monday, April
4, 1881, at IL o'clock, a. NJ, pursuant 10 the by
laws Of the Company, for the purpose OF elect
ing Board of Directors to serve for the ensu-
ing year, and for the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting.
D. s. II. SMITH, Secretary.
fah16d4w
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SPECIAL MEETING.

A special meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
HOUSTON& TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMPANY will be held at the General ONCE
the. Company, in thecity Of Houston, on Mont
day, March 2lst, 1881, for the purpose of consid.
ering and taking such action as may be neces
sary TO enable said Company TO issue It's bonds
for the purpose OF paying OF and retiring all
former insues Of bonds Of the Company and OF
paying all other outstanding indebtedness OF
the Company and for the further purpose Of inn
proving and bettcring said Company's line Of
railrond, aud 10 secure the payment OF said
bords by mortgage upcA the property and
IaswSw a S. RfcnARps ON see,r.
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An Austin county farmer, aided
by his wife aud two children, raised
and saved last year twenty-four
bales of cotton and 600 bushels OF
corn. Such industry has its reward
here and should have it in the vague
hereafter.
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E. n. FRESHMAN G. BROS.

ADVERTISING AGENTS, aia
1876. WOst Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Are authorized TO receive advertisements for
this paper. Estimates furnished free on appli.
cution. e1-Scnd two stamps for our Adver
tsers' Manuel. no2ed&wom
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LOST.

League aud labor Gret class headlight lan.l
certificate No. 27e, issued to francisco Chavcs
By the Land Board Of commissioners OF Bexar
nom this date, application will be mado 10 lie
Commissioners Of the General Land ONCE OF
Texas for duplicate thereof
II. II. MILLER.
= $3.50 80. =. Agent for Owner.
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GOVERNOR HUNT has just been In
San Antonio, and the Express is in
formed that the Mexican National
railway is being pushed forward
from the City of Mexico towards
the Rio Grande. This road viii
connect at Laredo with the Corpus
Christi narrow gauge railway.
Captain Jarvis and Major Wathan,
representing the Gould interest,
have gone on into Mexico, though the
ationalConstructionC Company hold
that their concessions from the Mex
lean government prohibit any other
railway from crossing the Rio Gram
de within sixty miles of them, 1t is
thought Gould will pay no atten-
ton to this feature, however, but
that he will go on Independently.
Loredo, it appears. viii secure, not
only the international, but the Mex.
lean National.
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GOVERNOR ROBERTS is IN receipt
of telegram, stating thatDr. Curry,
agent of the Peabody Educational
Fund, will reach the capital Monday.
DR.. Curry. who is the successor of
DIR. Sears, deceased, is q native of
Alabama, and was a schoolmate of
our Chief Justice Moore. He was a
member of Congress before the
war. and was also n member of
the Confederate Congress. Since
the war he has been To-
Gated at Richmond, Virginia,
as a Baptist preacher. and has at
tanned eninence in his profession.
Having been informed that his views
OH educational matters are desired,
he will address members of the leg
islature while here in re-
gard thereto. The Governor of
Virginia accompanies DIR. Curry.
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NOTICE

IL hereby given 10 all corcerned that application
will be made 10 the Seventeenth Legislature for
tbs passage OF special law prohibiting tho
sale OF spirituous, ylnous or malt LIQUORS With
IN three mllos OF Colombo School H6,nso ~
sehoo! community No. 30, IN Trnvis coDnty.
JAMES H. SHAW,
TiPY JOHNSON,
A. NJ. DAVIDSON,
ieiOwbtdlt and fifty eight others
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that all outstanding bonds
against Travis county, Texas, win bepaid upon
presentation at this ONCE, and that interest win
cease on said bonds March ], 1851. -f,l.. ~
A J.JERNIGAN, 81
fs5tmsri E.Tans eoanFs gss.r
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LOST.

Land certificate No 8, issued by. J. J. Groos
Commissioner Genaral Land ohico, TO Pinto
Company, on the 18th day Of May, 1877. II
not heard Of IN ninety days, application will
be made 10 Commissioner Of Land ONCE for
fe25 wet for WI. Slaughter.
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NOTICE.

ls hereby giycn to Messrs. Ben Honnett, Peter
Mathews and Jobe Smith, TO pay storage charges
on certain articles OF merchandise within thirty
days from this da e, otherwise they will be sold
to pay said charges L. X. MILLER,
Succesror 10 Fnnln Il pylca.
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IDiNS0MS AN0DYRE

,AzLI% Alzkk-IsS-E4 A. ..-...
For Internal and External Use-
CGRES-Heuralgia,D iphfheria, Group. Asln 2.
n.s Bronchitis, Influenza, sore Lungtf piee1ings -
The Lungs, Chronic Hosrseness, Hacking Cougns
Wnoopin9 Cough. Chronic Rheumatism, Cnronio
Dierrhea, Chronic Dysentery, Cholere AoroEd
kidney TrSubles Diseases OF. the cpine Anc
tarna 'pack Rr,if -vervuhara : III 81 Q
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MANHOOD RESTORED

A victim OF early imprudence, cauaing ner
vous debility, premature decay, ETC., having
tried In vain every known remedy, has discover
ed simple means Of sslfcure, which be vii
send free 70 bis fsllow-sunsrers. Address !. Il
REEVES. - chatham street, N.Y.
nn12deodAwfv
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Estrayed by W. E. Goodwin, before Isaac
Friedrich, J. p, 7. C., August u, 1880, sorrOl
high, branded ~ on hip, about year, old. one
sorrel mare about IS hands high, both hind feet
white, stripe In the forehead, branded VII icon.
neeted) on the thigh, about years old One
little sorrel mule, brand on shoulder about thia
. All Of them appraised At about 500.
FRANK BROWN,
Clerk q. O.. II O.
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PROPOSALS.

eeiSe - mill Is NJ March 10TH for painting
e % IN wood work Of the court house. Full
,,srfscslare Will be given a. ONCE. Proposals
must be sddresscd 70 Nv. ARCHER,
pebAdes .zo.r5s Assan' Tszss.
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Small pox has made its appear
ance in the Massachusetts, state
PRISON. ~, .us
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Rstrnyed by Henry Russell, before ID. @. Pace,
J. r., y. g., February 2lst 1881, a sorrcl pony,
blaze nee, left hind foot white mp about six
inches above the hook, about Ave years old, II
hands high, branded ii on left shoulder. APP.
praised at tne. FRANK BROWN,
mr1br Clerk q. c., r. c..
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MARRIAGE: 6: :s ,:; {:
SECRET SCI; :s::i a L:
fe.lsd1or ocsnts money or porzge Eanaps1 Addrs1S
oc9fdAwIy -
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Kstrayed BY J. II. league, before Isaac Freld.
rich, j. p, 7. g., February 9th, 1890 n dark
gelding, brand not discernibe, looks like ish.
Appraised III S5. FRANK BROWN,
Clerk T.. O., T. L..
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swift's 8. Specific cures Scrofuls. Mer
surial Poison, old Sores, o. aAs igpsrjsy
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Estrayed by II. A. Alton, before Isaac Freid-
rich, J. p, T. c., Sept dat, 1880, a red roam
gelding, about "A hands high, aud about IL 10
ia years old, branded WI on left sho .lder ap.
praised atSls FRANK BROWN,
Clerk @, c., Il. &.
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Estrayed by L. d. Darlington, Jr., before
Isaac Freiderich, J. p, r. C. Nov. 10th. $50 A
brown horse, branded on shoulder, and dn n
cirele) on thigh. Appraised at as
FRANK BROWN,
Clerk G. c., r. g.
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IT N D E r. AK ER
Proprietor of the ECLIPSE STABLES" Austin Texas -
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ESTRAYS.
augld&wt

Estrayed by Jacob Hereford, before Isaac
gray gelding, about IL years old, branded on
shoulder MP Connected. One bay geldinR, o
years old, 10 hands high, left hind foot white,
spot In forehead, branded A on shoulder. One
dun mare, black name and TAIL about a hands
high, or years old, branded r on hip and
dim brand on shoulder and d on same One
shoulder, black name and tail. about hands
high, left hind foot white. Appraised at si5
per head. FRANK BROWN.
Clerk G, &. T. O.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-07-02
A Beautiful Home.

It is an excellent thing to have a we'll
kept house, and beautifully appointed
table, but after all the best cheer of
every home must come from the heart
and manner of the home mother. If
that is cold, and this ungracious, all
the wealth of India cannot make the
home pleasant and inviting. Intelli-
gence, too, must lend it's charm, if we
would have home and Eden. The Sc
we're style Of house order neatness sell
dom leaves much margin for intellectual
culture. Even general reading is con-
sidered as out of the question for wo-
man so hurried and so worried with her
scrubbing and polishing, and making up
garments. A simpler style of living and
house furnishing would set many a
bonded slave at liberty, and add vastly
to the comfort of all in the house.
Hospitality rarely prevails in these
spotless line and letter houses. Com
pany disarrange the books and disorder
the house, which had work enough in
it before. The mother cannot throw
of her household cares, and sit down
for a real heart to heart converse with
the old friend of her childhood.
Still less can she enter into the Joys
and pleasures right and delightful to
her own children, because of the extra
work of clearing away it will be likely
to make.
With all your tolls to make house
beautiful, do not neglect the first ele-
ment of all, to beautify yourself, body
and soul. A sweet loving word, and a
warm clasp of the hand, are far more
to guest than the most deliberately
embroidered lambrequins at your win
dows or the most exquisite damask on
your table. There are bare cabin homes
that have been remembered with
pleasure, because of the beautiful low
ing presence there; and stately palaces
which leave the impression Of an ice
berg on the mind.
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ODDITIES.

Agassiz once had an opportunity tn
carefully measure large jelly fish as it
lay at the surface of the sea. Its disk
was seven feet in diameter and its ten
tacles 112 feet long.
The house spiders web will last for
many weeks, while the garden-spider
must spin afresh or mend his web every
twenty-four hours. The former some
times lives from six to eight years.
In various parts Of Ireland, Scotland
and Wales are remains of beehive
shaped huts, underneath which arc
chambered burial places. These huts
are Of great antiquity.
About the year 400 OF our era died
Simon Stylites, a Syrian, who had lived
in self-imposed martyrdom for thirty
years on the top Of granite column
thirty or forty feet high.
"Boot stretcher to the royal family"
is decidedly rare title, yet there still
lives at Baden an old man who for many
years filled this Office to the father OF
the present Austrian emperor His only
duty was to wear the archduke's new
boots until they were sufficiently easy
for his royal MASTER and the old re-
tainer now enjoys comfortable pension
for his services.
A close observer claims to have dis
proved the story about an owl wringing
its head off by looking at man who
was walking around ii. He writes that
he placed an owl on post, and began
to walk rapidly around it. The large
round eyes followed him through three
circles, and he began TO wonder why
the head didn't drop off, when he dis
covered that the neck had hy-back
motion which, when the head had been
turned half way round, whisked it back
through the circle, and brought the
gaze again on him with such precision
and so quickly that the movement had
three times escaped his notice.
A wild goose joined the flock of
farmer of London, Canada, but only ap-
peared at meal times. After satisfying
its appetite it was noticed to pick up an
ear of corn and fly away. After circlipg
about it dropped apparently into to
river. 1t was discovered that it +
ried the corn to sick and di;,. 4
companion that could neither walk :. II
fly. Finally the visits ceased, but shortly
afterward the sick gander wandered
into the camp and gobbled up the corn
itself He remained all winter, and the
indications are that he has made up his
mind to settle down and go to house
keeping
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FOR THE LADIES.
The Prettiest Bride in England.

Frances Evelyn Maynard, the young
helress who has just been married to Lord
Brooke, eldest son of the Earl of Warwick
is one of the most beautiful women
in England, and as generous as she is
beautiful. The wedding was the grand
est that London has seen for many
seasons, and was honored by the pres
ence of the Prince and Princess of
Wales, and several other members of
the royal family, Prince Leopold acting
as best man. The brides dress was an
improvement on the usual livery white
satin and orange blossoms, the front
being covered with old point and droop-
ing tringes Of orange blossoms. The
veil was also of old point. Her only
jewels consisted of a single row of ex.
quisite pearls. The bridesmaids were
twelve in number. Their Gainsborough
dresses were of white MORE, the India
muslin fichus being fastened on the
bosom with large punches of Marshal
Mel roses, the bouquets also consisting
OF the same flowers. The Gainsbor-
ough hats were made of similar material
to that in the fichus. The favors were
particularly pretty, consisting of daisies,
orange blossoms and maidenhair. The
brides travelling dress was of velvet, of
perfect shade of brown, the bonnet
and cape being of the same tint in bro
caded gauze. The queens present was
a cashmere shawl. The Prince and
Princess of Wales gave gold bracelet
with clasp Of magnificent sapphires
and diamonds. 1t was purchased at st.
Petersburg. There were several hun
d1ed presents, including some splendid
iewelry and valuable plate. Lady
Brooke's pet name is daisy" and her
husband gave her wedding present of
diamond collar with pendant daisies.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-07-02
The Absent One.

The summer sun is shining bright.
Balmy and sweet the breezes blow.
FAIR Nature clothed in robes of light
Would fain her joy on me bestow;
But all! in vain the sun doth shine.
Charmless the breeze, the bird, the flower
For she who made them all divine
Has gone, and they have lost their power
Alas without her brilliant smile
The sheen of morn is midnight gloom.
Earth can no more my soul beguile,
My life is but living tomb;
Without her voice, the melody
Combined of all harmonious things,
Is only dissonance to me,
The sound of harps with broken strings.
Her eye is like the radiant star
That ushers in the dawn of dav.
Through dangers night when SORROWS mar,
A sleepless watch it keeps alway, 70
Till peace and safety come again;
Without its beams I dwell alone.
Forlorn among the sons Of men,
My pleasure, hope and mission gone.
Come back my beauteous angel, come
And never more from me depart:
Oh, seek thy final rest and home
Within my loving arms and heart
Together we will roam around,
And in the scenes before us find
The glories of each sight and sound
Reflected from each others mind.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-07-02
IRON The Trade Journal, .Wew York;
IMPORTANT To THE CIGAR TRADE.

- We nave recently had our attention called
"a ~ he" ana important improvement in tho
ianuiacture OF cigars, and as it is one that is
oos destined to revolutionize thecigar bust
'ss, We have had one of our reporters, who
pecihi;y conversant with the tobacco and
IN uade, to interview The inventors and
Il 1oSes' Inc invention was patented May
a ~, 100, by Messrs. j. Il A. Frey. These
II ,3 have had many years. experience
cigar business. The cigars are made
,oi, ipdiiV Of the very best seed and Havana
7Y'o'os' with closed tucks, and amongst tho
,,o, - yes they possess over all other cigars
,To' 10 mentioned: A positive retention Of
leir "'o'na OF the ller-its loss by evaporation
t qa,rS impossible. 4 better, quicker and en-
wboss round light; and they will not break
,aae1 carried IN the pocket. These are advan-
,,5o 9 winch will be recognized by every
~ ' sGe as being OF the greatest Importance.
F,o Sr4r'' 1t m y be said that Messrs. j. g. A.
reT nay nave made very decided hit with Their
Cav, 80 40 one can properly realize the deli
N "A; W liie havor and aroma of cigar made
grl Nv way until he makes personal trial,
.ba '1s we ADVISE our readers, whether in
er,n az "o 7; OF not, to do. Even in the appear-
ali,aat. 'ne ciSar there is something novel and
ND i've the small, neat twist, which secures
aro, a.s ems the whole, being a decided i'm
secn ton Though the new patent cigar has
hero ' OK, SuGh short time before the public,
hqa - ".e already indications that its manutac
d., NJ Ia tne skliiiul and experienced hands OF
,a.r ,.9ssrs. Frey will prove wonderlnllv src.
" commercial enterprise
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.
Wagons are born tired.

Wagons are born tired.
A lover is like a tug-boat when he
goes out with toe.-Sdlena Sunbeam.
TO be short in his accounts is, ia
a cashier, a crime in q reporter it is q
virtue.
Will the coming man eat dried apples?
-Central City lem. Ii he wishes to be
classed as swell he probably will.
According to the recent census the
population of London is 3,S14,571, and
the analysis shows that 1914, 600 called
roquois 'orse.-Puck.
The man who has invented flying
machine should make his trial trip now
There have never been more flies ont
than at this present time.-Picayune.
The Brooklyn Eagle gives the follow
ing as Boston lads definition of his
stomach: Something that goes across
the teachers knee when I get licked"
Ground for objection "Me buy the
property, sor? Me be landlord and be
shot in the back Shure, there's to be
no more landlords we're all goin' to
be tinnants ?"-Punch.
VIC Will newspaper llCA d$S0l1loS ~
counterfeit 500 bill now in circulation.
Probably no professional men handle so
many bills of that denomination as the
pencil pushers, and we hope our timely
warning will prevent any from getting
aught.-Rochester Erpress.
An elderly gentleman says to little
miss of seven Say, sissy, will yo"
marry mel The child, taking the ply
position grayely, curls up her mouth as
if considering the subject Come,
sissy" says her mother, twill you marry
the gentleman ?" eyes, N, but
(asidel- ma, I'd like newer husband.
FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED.
A man in business often is,
You'll find, perplexed and harrassed;
But when he's walking down the street,
With his best girl so trim and neat,
And ice cream signs his eyes do meet,
With not cent to stand the treat,
The girl may look him in the phiz;
And at such times he surely is
Financially embarrassed.
= ToakeTS Statesman.
Some one has formed 1851 English
words of not less than four letters from
the letters in the word regulations
The above item is having an extensive
circulation through the newspapers.
A glance at the word "regulations
shows that it contains all the voweis
and six of the most frequently used
consonants, so there isn't anything Won
derful in the feat mentioned. The per
son who accomplished il could have
done more for humanity by sitting at
the forks of road and acting as al
automatic guideboard.-NeoC Hdrea
Register.