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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16

uab i'm Sune,n ities bic Wtadt bes Wp6l=
fabrtsausiduHes uno leinet Setter 5u
fdwinoelnber SSbc.
Das @dmeisen bes 1coes berridt ir
Nranfreid, tein Camille Tesnoullns
waote bic @dredensmdnner an,u9reilen
unb furae Triumpbe seiltiaer ueberleSen'
belt 3m feiern. ,pelde ben Spfern in ben
@eflnsnifen cine ihabenfrobe 9enug'
tduun8 eetpabrt uni leiis 9rfaunaen IN
ibnem erwedt batteM.
5oHnunoslOs ....-. faSte 9enri Gag
fir Gag. ipenn bas 3eitunastlatt ie!Aer
Sanb entfiel es aiebt nidt einmal cine
rettegbe alippe n,ebr fiir uns SdlHtras
diae.
limb er bridte Wancn bic panb iie
aber trTfete itn nit Der freuubliden @e-
neinidaft itrsr lebten benz Tcoe sewelt
ten 1ebenstase.
Eod, udAoieier Groff ioute nidt ron
Dauer iein. @ines Sases etidieu Der
aertesn,eiiter.
SD babe ben Nuftras, Der yir8erin
9artines cinen seicnoertsn Serter anju'
weiien.
Ufanon eridrad; 10 iclte lie pcr benz
@dmerj beS lebten Wbfdiebs nod ben
Sdmer3 elmer anoeren 5rennuna erleben2
gfidt einmal bic aleidmdee Rute oes
3erfers, bic aeneinI ame ifille 9rwartung
b.s Scbes icllte ibr su Ebeil merben.
iSiir INNER z fru9te ife 3aeeno.
Sd peiB es niht, perleete mitrrild Der
Rertermeiifer.
Wfan wiro uns bod ,uiammen rihten?
@emif. Biirserin SO miro cine Huo
biefelte 2ieferuns bleibcn: SIR ieio 3uz
fammen rerhaftet mc,ten. 3wan3is 1T
Jest 70 Der Sas.
Cas mir nidt nod 3uIebt set,ennt
meroen. feufse Manrn.
8sine Gorge, Birserin Die 6au'i=
lien werren reipeftirt man brin9t iece
auf eincn unb benlelben Sarren.
(Gurtietuae folet)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16

Sruppenrepue 1tatt tfono. Sn Ser Nabe
bes Ylabes, an pel6em Die &eoue ftattz
fano, befieg Oer Safer ein Yferb ul1o
bie &ailerin }tieg it cine ofene &utl6e.
8eioe betpegten fi9 nit einem groBen
@efolae un6 begleitet bon ben milltart=
Idben @ertretern oer ausmdrtlgen Ma6te
bie finf Sruppenreiben entlang. Sebz
tere, etua $4,000 damn, empfingen
ben Gaiier nit 8egeiiterung. Das
publifum fonnte nur gegen @inlaBfar=
ten auf bem su bieiem 3lpede erri6teten
@eriilten oer &epue beitpobnen. Jta6
oieier frubitiidten Der &aiIer uno Die
&ailerin bei-bem Yrin5en bon Oloen=
burg. Sierauf beiu6ten iie bic Cattle
brale, bas Sort uno Die Gapelle aln Gaz
tbarinencanal. ueberal puroen ie
BON groBen Golfsmengen ber5lleb be-
griiBt.
- Berlin, II. Mai. 9ie electril l6e
Giienbabn na6 2i6tenfelo in preuB BEN
lit beute er0ffnet tporben. Sas Inter
-nebmen 1T bollltdnoig gelungem. Sine
9lnsabl BON Derborragenoem Gelebrten
uno 8eamten NOR anmeIenb.
- Berlin, II. Mfai. Gs flnbet gez
genmdrtig eilt n,erfmilrbiger &f
atpiI9en Sem &ei6stage unb bem 8unz
besrotbe itatt. 2ebterer nit Dem gtel9ss
fan5ler an Der Spibe erbebt itarfe Gin
ipenbungen gesen ben 8ei9luB pes
&ei9stages 5ur glbbaltung iabrll6er
SiBungen. Gin Sieg bes 8unoesraz
tbes 1T bur6aus ni6t untpabrl6einll6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16
Spiepb 2nm0n's Witble

In Neu SraunIsls matlt istr sutss 6orn.
uno sSsi,snmsbl nnb pertauit In sroeen
Quantitatrn In bic llmsegenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16
E;n ssre,,nh nus rom G,i;hen .

= Gin 5reunb aus Dem 5iiben er=
5dblte mir bel 8elegenbeit, BON 8eliebz
beit zines beuti6en 9eilmittels, oes
st. Safobs Sels unb bon ben beinabe
punberbaren &uren, tpel6e es betpirfte.
Sd beidloB Bel meinen Patienten eine
Yrobe oamit ST MAIDEN, uno tpuroe
our6 Den grfolg in @ritaunen geiebt.
9lie fano id) ein beiieres Ginreibungsz
mittel bel &beumatismus Guetidun=
grn, Stau6ung unb anoeren @erlebun=
gen, unb ME ersielte i6 f6nellere, suz
friebenitellenbere &eiultate als bur6
oas ct. Safobs Del. Nfrs. 8. u. q.
Soroou, 21 2incoln=Str, @oreefer,
WiaIi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16
Cages : We1igfeitem.
S nj anb.

= DorleD's S6minOeleien ipetoen
mad uno nod aufgeoedt. 9ie 8eipeiie
iinb borbanoen, baB er lelbit in Nrfau=
fam nit Silfe bes ppitmeiiters 0albrD,
in Sittle &od betriigerii6e 8iirgi6aften
unb Strobmanner fir &ontrattoren
fammeln lieB.
9lus g4aibingtDn wirb beridtet,
oaB Jrau @arl lielo beoenfli9 ertramtt Iei.
Muslanb.
Bismarf bat Dem italienil6en
Geianoten auf feline 9(noeutung, cine
europail6e &onferen5 ein5uberufen, Der
6ranfrei6 ben Griebensbertrag nit 5u=
nis por5ulegen bat, aeantiportet, baB
DeutI6lano ii6 enti6ieoem ipeigert, bic
tuneiiid)e 6rage iiberbaupt nur in Ct
tpdgung gu sieben.
= 9ie Grieoensbeoingungem smiI6en
Granfrei9 uno Sunis iiellen 2ebteres
geraoesu unter bic BotmdBigfeit Tranf=
rei6s; 6ranfrei9 wirb es iogar unter=
nebnen, Die Sinansen bes 2anbes gu
regeln unb bann bic Srieasentidaoi=
gung Gin @elO) beitimmen. Sn Sta
Lien berri6t groBe Snbignation ilber
bieie Stipnlationen unb bas gelammte
niiterium bat relignirt.
go @eleral 2Dris Melifoft Gom=
manbant bon ct. petersburg; ber Ni=
nausminiiter 9lbasa; Baron 91icolas,
Mniiter Der Oifentli6en grsiebung umb
M. @iera, Winiiter bes .9lustpdrtigen,
baben benz &aiier an12. ibre @elignas
tion. .eiagereibt.
= Die 8eianbten Der S6tpeis 1ino
inltruirt tporoen, Die Nnli6t Ser per-
f6ieoenen Staaten be5iiglib Ginflbrung
zines intermationalen, bic Nrbeitsitunz
ben in Gabrifen regulirenben Geiebes
einaubolen.
Sn &ief 1T Die @u6e tpieberberae=
! itellt iporben. Sn ben &alernen befin=
| ben li9 1900 obba6lole unb notblei.
benoe Gamilien. Die @emablin bes
General=@ouperneurs ift an Die Spite
zines neutrality-suspicious. getreten
uno Sammlungen meroen beranitaltet
: g8egen Sbeilnabme al Der ST.
morbung bes Gsaren 1T in ct. Yeters-
burg Der Marine Sffi3ier Sufbanofj
berbaftet tuorben. gr mar aud oabei
betbeiligt, ben G3aren Inn Minterpala1l
in Die Guft gu iprengen.
petersburg, ID. Mai. Der Bar
Die 3arina unb oer 3arelpitl6 famer
geftern bon @ati6ina bier an uno fub:
rem mad oem 9tnii6foif palalte. I'm
Wtittag fubr Der Gar nit Dem Jiiriter
aoelberg in elmer offenen Guti6e burd
Die grobe Saoopaitrabe nad Dem Mars
feloe. Sic Gailerin uno Der ilbrig
9of folgten in 3rauertuti6en. Si
ilbll6e Soiafenescorte mar bel oieie
0elegenbeit ni6t anpeiellb, ieoo6 rit
bi6t Dor uno binter benauti6en Elm eldn
senoes Offisiercorps. llngebeure 8olts
mengen batten ii6 am ytewlti proipsc
uno anoeren na6 Oem palalte iiibren
ben Straben, einsefunben, lpp oi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16
Gine @ewilens

= Saf bu is son einsm Wenlden &c.
bort. Der franf mar, ctne Bag ietn Maser,
feline 9sber opsr lsine Niersn iid In TN,
orbnuns bsfanosn? Oosr hait tu ts einsn
Menf6sn aefannt, Ter itd wObl fatIie,
trena bieie Srsane eriMaTt uno unttdtS
traren 2 llnb baif bu il BON timer &ranl,
teit bieier Wrt ssbGrt, bic bas 5Opfen-
Bttttrs nitt ,u turtren Sermohts!
Beantworte biele Grassn sewiifenbaft,
bann stte bin unb lsee i1e bsinem Na&.
bar Dor. - yGimes."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16
yHenn RE gRuftsrhrus} rem ne,

= Wenn tie Wutterbruf tsm neu.
8eborsnsn 6inoe ntdt e.naeenOs Natruns
fpenben tann, baan III es 3eit Neuffab.
ter's nDemtfhes 8tnbermetl"
pabotrcpbine] an3uwsnben, wslhes nit
Der er6bten Cuff unb 9iebe BON ben Sin.
bern senO6en wiro. 50 1T Der Mutter
srobe grlei&teruns unb Biebt pem 8inbe
bic bette Nabrung ais sclIfcmmenfen Gr.
faB fur Mutttrmild, tnosm es alle 9utsn
Subitan,en bsrielben enttdlt. gs miro srn
Mer3tsn fetr empfo6!en unb III in cllen
renommirten apOttetsn 3u taben. --...
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16
opui1t State Qptterp So.

Disfes Snfiltut .Dgrbe in Sabre 1858 fir gr.
sie4anes> unb Dotlttdtisfsiis 9tpsds tsa b.
Sieatslssislatur sefcb!ta insurpprirt nit easn
Rapital sun 81 ,O0o.eoo, gu rpsldem Ne ieiibc
tiutn Weisrssfonb sOa $3.50 900 Gin,uaefaat tat.
Sbre srcsen 9iebunsen son einselmet
Rummern Haben m0natlip laii. Nismcle wirt
cine 9sbuns Yerfdrben. Ran Ieie aaHiplasnt,
VEeiepsrlteiund.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16
9aS Syrdttlet1t
uon Saint Amarantbc

&cman pvn @ubpIf oon @ottf1all.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16
9amptprets 100000.

1897 @ewinns i'm 8etrdse ron $522, see
~ &nfrassn fur @stnien, fowie Rai,n fir
elues tbanen muir in ter Offiee in Nsn. Srleans
8emadt tptrbsn.
a que nnlert srsssu auFsrcrnsntiden 3WsunosH
Fnotn lfatt unttr Nuft6t BON
@en. @. o. Aeaareeara ana @eu.
Snbal q. Curly.
2Dfesn atrealarsn Oh. Bsftslunesn fhreits man a.
Wt. VI. Dlupbin,
Rtw OrIsane ,ea
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16
u II 8 I q II b.

8ismard bat Dem italienil6en
Geianoten auf feline 9lnoeutung, cine
europaiide &onferen5 ein5uberufen Der
5ranfrei6 ben Grieoenspertrag nit 5u=
nis DOr5ulegen bat geantlportet, baB
DeutI6lano ii6 enti6iebem meigert, bic
6rage iiberbaupt nur in Ct
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16
Gin beut d. amerifani{her ct
3 I d ia m nm fd,reiht.

" y III u 10 telct:
@esbste 5srrsn ,Sn ben 6alen bsr
@sitbstbsr warte i'd etnen Nntrae 1slsn
uno penislben nit Der feurtsen 8ersslam.
fs't zines Cicero cber Demoftsnss bura=
3ubrinsen iuhen. BEN ,Nettunas.
anfer" aui jsOasn ofr 8seieruna mtsr
Sas Bolt psrtbsilsn gu lalIsn um bal1elbe
anbufIaren uno 81 bsIsbren. Ia atsr
leier eine trarti9s 8swiGiauna niht
tonliitutionsu III, 70 psree Id tsins Sc.
lsssnbsit unbenubt po,iitsr eeten lalIsn,
Sar ubsraus nuBltss BUD periSnl6
allen msinen 5rsunosn una Ysfannten
auf eas WdrmIis "a smpfshlen."
Der Hsttunaaanftr" mrb RON hsm
Deniidsn 5eiI Snlli.ut, IL Clinton Ytae.
9lsw gurt, q. o., fir % Gts. purto,
fret psrlanbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-16
Ser Yapierberbrau9 in oer Me

- Ser Yapierberbrau9 in Der ggelt
1T ein rieliger. 9ie Ser. Staateu pro-
bu5iren iabrli6 207 900 Sonnen, gng=
lanb 10000 9eutl6lanb 203, 900,
5ranfrei6 132, 900. Damn folgen Der
&eibe na6 Die S6meis, 8elgien, Sol=
lano, Oefreid, Stalien, G9me6en,
Yortugal. Oeltrei6 proousirt 97200
Sonnen, Stalen so, 800, @uBlano 3d.
400, Spanien $4,000. 9ie 3iirfei,
Grie6enlano unb Humdnien erseugen
tein papier. 9liien, s(frifa, sluitralien,
Siloamerifa uno Canada er5eugen 3u=
fammeugenomn1en nur $4,000 Sonnen
unb faufen 10000 oasu. Sn ben Ser.
Staten tommen jdbrli6 II pfuno Ya=
pier per Sopf ber 8eb0lterung. in gug=
lanb ebeniopiel in 9eutlGlarb 10 Yfunb
unO in Sranfrei6 y pfuno. 9a glei6=
seitig gen1eloet ipirO, bab in Der sansen
@elt ber 8u6banoel abninmt, 10 1T es
oer papierperbrau6 Der 3eitungen, Ser
fDrtipabrenb sunimmt. Cine 3eitung
1T balo seleie1, aber gii9er linb oft
eint0nig unb bid uno oas 2eben iit fllrs.
9arum iu6t Die Welt beute mebr 8eleb=
rrng aus 3eitunsen beun aus 8ii6ern.
- GludisIafsit 1T bic Ntweisnbsit Son
S6msra iast Ssan paul 0idter, unb
10000 banfbare patienten iesnsn has
ANAKESIS bes Or. Silstse ais tas
ein3iss s,silmtttel, oaS eeesn 5amurrtpi.
ben enlotd' uures. So 1T cine ipNsnltait.
li&e gsrblnouns Der bsitsn Mstbubtn
fran3oilider, snsLiiher uno ansrIanilGsr
WMnolr3te, wirtt ais Sniirumsnt. @r.
lpsi&unssmittsl uno Meoi,in, serabrt 70
fortlse entsruns uno so0trinst p6lige
bausrnte 5eiluns Yreis 81 90. Droben
fret. Jranco ,ussitidt purd y. Nsu.
aaeter & &c.. Uor 3946. Nem Yort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01
STATE PRESS.

YuE PALNER-suLLIvAN RAILROAD COMPANY,
The people of San Antonio would do well
~ Five serious consideration to the scheme
offhe Palmer-Sullivan company for build
Ing road through this city to Fredericks-
burg. The plan is to connect the narrow
gauge system in southwestern Texas with
fhe Denver & Rio Grande, and the line pro-
posed in the original charter runs through
h Paso, Preside and Pecos counties and
thence on down the Rio Grande to Laredo.
Col. Fuller, chief engineer of this division,
however, conceived the idea of changing
this line and commencing at San Diego or
Beeville, run ito San Antonio and thence
through Borene and Fredericksburg and
on in northwesterly direction until the
Denver S Rio Grande road is reached
There are many engineering difficulties to
be met on this line Chat would not be found
on any other and to secure the road
through Fredericksburg, we must convince
the company that it win be to their interest
to go to the expense of overcoming these
difficulties. Owing to the enormous ex-
pense of building a road from here to Fred
ericksburg, we do not believe it would ever
pay as an investment unless made part OF
a through line, and if that route is not
adopted by the Falme:-Sullivan company
and they build as originally proposed, there
will be little hope of securing the desired
road within the next ten or fifteen years at
least.-[San Antonio Express
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01

tant Of these towns, the seat of manufac
turing enterprises on a large scale, is only Q
bquestion of time.
The liew telegraph company, the Mutual
Union, is laying its Chicago wires under.
ground, having been refused admittance to
the city above ground.
A new trunk line to New York is fast as.
suming shape, in the New York, Chicago
Il st. Louis road, now being built. The SUI
perb track and superior station hous-
eS OF the new road have
gained for it the titular nickname Of the
''nickle-plated route,
Hardy, of Houston, has lately appeared
among the contributors to the Sunday
paper of Chicago. 1t is known that the
Times exercises a nice discrimination in
its selection of the few poems it prints even
on Sundays, and its admission to
its columns recently of one of Mrs
Harby's latest com positions in sweet
lyric song" is an evidence of the highest
appreciation Of the efforts of one in whom
genius and merit are happily discovered
together.
The Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central
railroad company has moved its Chicago
office to elegant quarters in the palatial
Portland block, corner Washington and
Dearborn streets.
am asked a great many questions about
Texas, inquirers being as a rule especially
interested in Dallas When shown copies
If the HERALD, people express astonish-
ment that a Texas town supports daily
newspaper of metropolitan dimensions. II
such persons do not keep themselves posted
the next decade they will be still more as
tonished some fine day to learn of the
rapid strides that Texas, Dallas, and the
HERALD in common have been continuing
to make. ADRIAN PERCY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01
For Sale.

Block q. 8 NJ, situated near the crossing of
the Texas & Pacific and Houston Il Texas Cen.
trail railways, In East Dallas containing l.2
acps of land; y fine native forest growth, and
\ prairie, bounded by Swiss Avenue, Good,
Live Oak and Cantagrel streets and inclosed
with good Bots d Arc post and fine plank fence
No healthier or more desirable place can bo
found In the city. On II are Ave dwelling
houses. The -Ihain building Is concrete and
frame with Two rooms 20 feet square, four rooms
Is feet square, dining and cook rooms, yerandas
and balconies Belonging TO IL are good stables,
out'honses, horse LOT and well of COOL pure and
never falling water. The other houses are for
tenants, containing from two TO four rooms, with
Enclosures OF 50xlQ0 feet and supplied with
water from a well of excellent water IN tho
centcr OF the block. For large mandatory II
offers superior advantages and facilities. At a
depth oftwenty-seven feet water In inexhaust-
ihe quantity can be found, and track of two
blocks will connect Il with the 4. 4 p. or II. &
I. c. railways-in fact with the whole railway
system OF the city. For Investment the CAPT
talst can find none safer or better. II Is offered
Ms whole. II not sold soon Il will be leased for
n termof years or partltioncd and offered for
sale In lots To suit purchasers. For terms, etc,
apply 10 JONES 4 MURPHY,
Land Agents 40 Main Street, or 10
JOHN J, GOOD.
Attorney at Law, 6la Elm Stree
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01
. coon woRns For OUR GOVERNOR.

Villiiying Governor Roberts by few
Smart Alexis Oft the state press is becom-
ing painfully regular and too monotonous
and shameful for sensible people to endorse.
1t eynces bad taste, mean hearts, poor
judgment and corrupt minds to make CON
tinual war on high officials and honest pub
lie servants. No charge of but pay as you
go policy honesty, Sincerity of purpose
and determination to steer the "old ship of
state" with firm and uncomfortable hand
10 harbor of safety, has ever been brought
against him. His manly course has won
the applause of other states. His official
conduct as the high ruler over the destinies
of the governmental affairs of our state has
evidenced determination to carry out his
conviction of right and principles of Justice
regardless the sneers and jeers of a few hip
pocketpoliticiansand clabber-headed editors
whose villitications have become too
utter, utterly" nonsen sible.-[Kaufman
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01
SMART ALEXIS.

Again Governor Roberts happening to be
IN the city of Austin in which the executive
mansion is located and where the Hon.
John Hancock has resided for the past
twenty-five years, and tie Hon. John Ire
land being in said city on business and the
Hon. j. W. Throckmorton being present at
the meeting of the Mexican Veteran Assoc
cation, the enterprising reporter of the
Galveston News, reports their presence
presageS q combination against Coke in his
race for the United States senate! The con-
illusions jumped at by the reporters are too
absurd to need REPUTATION. How could
Crawford and Wellborn, both living in the
same city, "lix up" district for each of
them2 Should Hancock and Roberts leave
Austin every time Throckmorton and Ire
land visit that city, McKmny Advocate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01
Chicago Chipa.
special correspondence of the Herald
nu.a.Aa n.a.t.... d

special correspondence of the Herald
CHICAGO, October %, 1881
The small poN has been really epidemic
meer'oin neighborhoods Of Chicago for the
past ten months. The total number of cases
anu the percentage Of deaths are such as
would alarm any persons else than such
v vusy -business-bodies as inhnht the great
aaooI1tnnwestern metropolis. w ith winter,
aal the necessary confinement of the poor,
particularly, In crowded and unclean hnbi.
Mons, the rav9ges of smallpox may safely
UVsgeSpected to increase many fold. The
Uu n. ais have thus far been passive in the
ahlMMter, which may, ere long. come to mean
esaer that the "red tlagn Of the pest Is To-
Senolsted everywhere or to be hauled
SO,s IN time, and before the epidemic be.
zones general ~
n.Ga Chicago grows so do her sub urbs OK.
rsI and magnify. There Is to-day n sub.
NAM population of 10000, divided among
|ca s ,nrlying towns that abound abo ut Chi,
." The annexation Of the more impor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01

j, Tafy has become a standard article with
the newspapers and they are about to
supercede the conieCtioneis in the manu-
iaelurc and disposal oft Newspaper tally
smuch cheper than that made by the con-
ieclioners, The Austin Statesman has
prepared u large dish of II aud is using il
y defending Governor Roberts for having
dictated his Texas" to the farmers and in
''uisomc praise of farmers and farming.
- Brenham nannrr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01
ARMY WORM.

For some two or three weeks we have
known that the cotton or army worm, had
made its appearance in the country, and
was eating the leaves and young bolls of
the cotton, but as the season was so far adj
yance4 We did not think much damage
could be done. To our dismay, however,
we learn that it has now commenced its
ravages on the young wheat, and if an early
frost does not come TO them there is hardly
prospect of raising q crop of wheat to
meet the demand for bread which will soon
be upon us, and which, we fear, will cause
great restitution. What are we to do until
the next crop is gathered? is a question.
The question farmers are now discussing in
their minds day and night, and it is one
hard to answer. The man who has money
can live somehow. But so many men have
neither money, nor surplus property, nor
credit There are so many men in Texas
whose only dependence for living is in
their own strong hands. There is, appa-
rently so little demand for work of these
hands that we cannot see how all are to es-
cape the curse of hunger this winter. May
God mercifully send mild and open win
ter and an early spring, is the best wish we
can make for the poor.-Denison Democrat.
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NOTICE.

Scaled bids will be received at this Office for
the next 30 DAYS, for sinking well 800 feet
eight to six inches In diameter. Bond required
for the faithful performance and completion Of
the work. Tho right TO reject any orall bids re.
served. Address T. J. REEVES,
Secretary Dald Mountain Coal aud oil Co.
Bolton, Bell county. Texas.
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Notice.

All persons having claims against the estate
OF William L. White, deceased, are hereby
notified TO present the same 10 the undersigned
within the limo prescribed by law, and all
persons indebted 10 said estate nre hereby no.
lned TO come forward and mNkc immediate
payment The undersigned were appointed
administrators ~ said estate on the dth day of
October 1851, and reside IN Dallas county Texas
and their pos,Olicuis Lancaster, In said county
aud state WOODIE L. WHITE aud
FRANK NJ. WHITE,
Ad'mrs OF VIM. l.. White, deceased.
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Dirt Cheap,

G. II. Clancy, whose shirt mandatory
is located at No. 6l2 south Main street, Is
good material, made to order, at 81 apiece.
He still manufactures to order, his famous
make of drawers-double-li in the seat.
Go see him and have your shirts and draw
ers made to order. He has on hand fine
lot of flannel goods, which he is making up
at remarkably low prices.
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gmentp-as iue Gemt Column.
9lpticcs.

NoTlCE-.Adyertisemcnts may DO handed into
~ oAf business ONCE up 10 SIP. M, and into the
composing room up to 1 a. m.
NOTICE. -.Strayed from i2l Bryan street nal.
~ las OIL the 10th of October. a small black
mule, branded c, X. Joined and reversed, on len
shoulder Anyone restoring or giving any in-
formation at the above address win be rewarded.
V,HoMAs HoUsE-9O7 Main street, near
l. sycamore, Dallas, Texas; rates sl.5O per day;
board by the week or month. Street cars pass
the house, run within two squares of each depot.
The house is new and wen furnished. The
affords W THOMAS
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GOVERNOR rHRocKMoRroN RESIGNS.

An Austin special says Governor Throck-
mortons resignation as member of the
board of university regents was filed in the
state department Tuesday. The question
naturally arised as to why he resigns, and
suppOstion is that he and the Alcade have
again disagreed upon some subject touch
ing the action of the board. Especially is
this conclusion reasonable when it is under
stood that number of other resignation
have occurred on the various department
boards Of the state, because of displeasure
on the part of the governor, created by some
act of themselves in the management of
their respective affairs. Governor Throc.
motion being man of known integrity, it is
reasonable to admit that, if his resignation
has come from the cause suggested, he is no
more TO blame than the gg0vernor; hence
the supposition that other members of the
boards are not altogether blamable for the
recent general displeasure between them
selves and the governor Fort Worth Ad-
vance.
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TRAckLAYERs WANTED.

Wanted by the Texas Trunk railroad com.
pany, Inexperienced tracklayers, 70 whom good
wages aud steady employment will be given
or q year or longer Apply at Office or on tho
fad.