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IS. The counties OF Kinney, Ed
wards. Uvalde, Maverick, Zavalls,
Dimmit, Frio, McMullen and La
Sale shall elect one representative.
SO. The counties of Nueces, Du-
val, San Patricio and Encinal shall
elect one representative.
81. The county of Cameron shall
elect one representative.
IS. The counties of Starr. Webb,
iiidalgo and Zapata shall elect one
representative.
SO. The counties.of ri PasO, PFesi-
do, Pcc0s, Crockett and unorganized
counties attached shall elect one rep
resentatiye.
go The counties OfWilson, "A tascO-
sa and Karnes shall elect one repre-
sentative.
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me egIY wUg ELLLPAL AyEssfg,

Dr. Hu!MAS-s Pan IL NO guess work remedy
10 feeble initiative cyperiment-no purloined
hodge Dodge of some other inventors ideas 1t
is the original and only Genuine Curative Pad,
right to use the title word "PAD' In connection
with a treatment for chronic diseases Of the
Stomach, Liver and Spleen.
BY a recently perfected improvement, DR.
HOLMAN has greatly Increased the scope of the
Pads usefulness, and appreciably augmented.
it's active curative power.
This great improvement gives HOLMAE's PAD
troll over the most persfstelt and unyleidipg
forms OF Chronic Disease Of the stomach ard
Liver, as we'll as Aalarial Blood poisoning.
IIoLMAN's PADS have cuTed-and are daily
curing-diseGses of 20 many kinds, that the list
is well nigh interminable 1t includes kalsr-
ial Poison Of every type, from Aching Bones
and Low Feyers to Chills and Dumb Ague;
Stomach Diseases, sIeh as Dyspepsia, lDdiges-
ton, Sour Stomach, Chronic DiaTrhGa, Flatu
lency, Heartburn, etc, etc; Liver Disorders,
like Biliousness, Bilious Collie, Dangerous be-
vers, Sick Headache, Pains in the side, Bilious
Fevers, Torpid Liver, etc etc. Well does this
mighty remedy justify the eminent Professor
LOOMS high cncomium: at Is nearer Uni
versal Pauaces than anything In Medicine.
The success OF HOLHAS's PADS has inspired
lmitutOrs who offer Pads similar In form and
Odor to the genuine Holman Pad. Beware OF
theae bogus and imitation Pads, gotten up only
10 sell on the reputation of the GENUINE
HOLMAN PAD
Each Genuine Holman Pad bears the Private
Revenue Stamp Of the UoLHAS PAD COMPANY,
with the above trade Marx, printed in green
FOR SALE By ALL F1Hs CLASS DRCG
p %. HOL4AN PAD 90,
T. .. Box 2il2. 9S William st, Aesg York.
iaui cOd&w5m t.tr
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CURES ALL PAIN N NAN AND BEAST.

Giles f.inimcnt todidc Ammonia cures Nor
ralgin, Face Ache Rhcumatism, Gout, Frosted
Feet, Chilhlans, Sore Throdt, Eryspelas, Bruises
aud WOunde of every nature IN man and animal.
The remarkable cures this remedy has effected
classes IL NJ one Of the most important and valu-
able remedies ever discovered for the cure or rs-
lief OF pain.
/ had twelve strokes Of Paralysis My leg,
tongue and arm were useless was Obliged 10
use cathetcr every day. DR.. Giles Liniment
IOdide Of Ammonia has cured me. win answer
any inquiries so that all afflicted may know of 1t.
JouE ArPELI- North Bradford, Conn.
My wife suffered with prolapsus uten, fuoT
alhus, complicated with other female troubles.
Her life was miserable. Rev. Guy s. Frazey, OF
the Methodist church, advised me 20 try Giles
Lnimeut Iodidc Ammonia and Pills. he telling
me OF the wonders IT, had performed on his wife.
who was a martyr to such troubles, and is now
well. ! obtained the Liniment and Pills. and
my wife Is cured. CHARLES r. JONES,
Editor Observer Charlotte N. G.
White 10 Dr. Giles, az 10 West Broadway,
New FORK, who cures all female troubles with
ont pay. t.fr =, -.lr. u
Read the following: Salt Rheum Cured. ]
Lad Salt Rheum on my hand for two years; ]
tried every doctor could hear Of. The salves,
ointments and soaps without number: nothing
benefited me. SOC bottle Of Giles Imminent
Iodide Ammonia cured ms in lees than a week.
A. RONAISE, 152 West Thirty-second ST., n. Y.
Hahitual Cosuveness, the cause of SO many
troubles, Lowness OF Spirits, Dizziness of the
Head, Loss Of Memory, Indigestion, Flatulence,
Beating of the Heart, Nervousness, all these are
cared by Giles Improved Mandrake Pills.
Giles Liniment and Pills arc sold by all
Druggists throughout the world. Trial bottles,
Beware Of cOuDterfeits; the genuine has fac
siInile of the inventors signature, WILLIAM
NJ. GILES, over the cork Of each bottle.
The Liniment in white wrappers Is for fhmily
use, that in yellow wrapper is for the stable.
1t Is the only Liniment that possesses altera-
tive properties ald can be taken internally.
Quart bottles At $780, in which Sv there + great
ecp17 d.e.o.d.6tW 1y
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TEXAS FACTS AND FANCIES.

a cyclone that blew down trees
and one house passed over the town
of san Saba on Sunday night.
The press is generally getting Sc
we're npon the present Legislature.
It would be more generous to con-
ccde that il is human to err.
DIR. Gregg owns, near the town of
san Saba, Il layer of fine hard mar
BILE. of one acres area and in many
places eight or ten feet thick.
The annual reunion of Hoods
Brigade will take place at Brennan,
Wednesday. June POD. 1t is about
time the preliminary arrangements
were being made.
Potato bugs are reported by the
Banner in Washington county,
Judge McAdoo says they are the
genuine "taser bug" but we had
rather trust him in an opinion on
he force of semi-colon.
The Knoxville Tribune is of opin-
ion that Mr.. Garfield deems our pre-
sent economy of such perfect con-
ccption and constructor that little
- ltlA AUA ~ tAV- NOW
ing that twenty millions of people
demand a revision of half of the
economic policies OF the last twenty
years action.
Express; The state Senate appear:
10 have lacked backbone at the very
time backbone was necessary in con
, sidcring the liquor license question
as it receded from its amendment
providing that mothers and sister:
may prevent the sale of liquors Il
their sons or brothers by giving no
tlce to the dealers. The CREATES
evil connected with liquor drinking
is found in the practice of drunkardI
spending for liquor what rightfull,
belongs to their families. and whe,
a man gets beyond his own contro
there should be power to contro
him. The law should give thosl
who suffer most from liquor drink
ing a chance to protect themselves
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FSTRAY NOTICE.

State Of Texas, County Of Travis.
To the b0Eorable county clerk Of Travis COM
ty. The undersigned would respectfully an
nouDcc the following estrsys, to-wii:
One dark brown horse about Is hands high,
branded il on the shoulder, and small white
dot Ia the forehead, about 10 y0ars old, collar
mnTk.
One sorrel horse, bind feet white about four
inches about the ankle, about u hands high,
white dot In forehead, branded on shoulder w
(wilh curl.)
One sorlel mare, about II hands high, hind
feet white eight inches about the ankle, right
forefoot little white, q little dot In forehead,
branded FRY (perpendiculsr) on the shoulder.
One bay FLY about years old, IL hands high,
hind feet white, q rope around the neck, small
epOt in the forehead, branded on the shoulder
FRY (peTpendicular.)
Tine above described horses run near Buass
ranch Cn.Perdiuales.
one gray mare 14IS hands high, branded ID On
the shoulder, 2 ON the thigh, ei ght years old
GEORGE N. HEISSNRR,
County Commissioner.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Estrayed, by Henry Holman before Frit
Tegener, j. p. T. C., January e, 1881, a black
old, branded o. on left jaw; appraised ut So.
FRAsK BROWN, Clerk c. c. T. @.
fel6N3tf
EsHayed bTJohn Vincent, before w. q
Crockett, J. r. 7. c., January %, 1881, one
brown mare, with white nose, 12 hands high,
abost yeais old, branded, y (connected), one
Whstc hind foot, Appraised u sl2.
HsaSK 6RSWN Cierek O. c. TIC
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INSURANCE NOTICE-
DEPARTMENT or
INSURANCE STATIsT cs AND HfsroRY,
Austin. TeNae Mach !. 1881

INSURANCE STATfsu cB AND HfsrORY, =
Austin, Texas, March :, 1881
To All Whom II Aay Concern
This is ~ certify that the LIVERPOOL AND
LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CON
PANY OF Liverpool and London, has In all res
poets fully complied With the laws Of TEXAS a.
conditions precedent 20 its doing business In this
s ate, and that the said Company holds Ceftl-
acate Of Authority from this office emitting Il
10 do business IN ia State for one year from
the Let day ofJsnunry, 1881, TO the b1st daT Of
December, 1881.
'TI.sI given under my baud and Seal, at
Office, In Austiu, the dax and date FIRST above
written A. W. sPAIGHT,
Commissioner.
Represented by Z. =. BGGLKsToN, Agent
Austin, Texas. mrpw3t
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INSURANCE- NOTICE.
DEpAhIaEbi or
@ lEacRAgCE STATIffIcH AND IifsT0nY,
ANEffu Tgvaa Mitch 1871

DEFAhIhENi or
lSacRAgCE STATIfficH AND IifsTonY,
Anstil, Texas, Ihfch Q, 1891
70 AZ Hk0Ea II Nag Concern:
This IL " certify that the INSURANCE
COMPANY or NORTH AMERICA, Of Phila-
Gelphia, Pa hes IN NIL respects fully compiled
vith the Laws VI Texas pa conditions precedent
70 its doing UusineeB 10 this state, and that the
said Company holds q Certificate Of Authority
from tiis 0foe emitting - 10 DO buelness in
tbls Stzbe t1F oHe year from tho lft dry " jana
DRY, 1881, ~ thf 81 ~ dsy OF De enbcr, 1881.
L. s.. Gives under MY hand aud Seal, NJ
ofnee, IN Anstin, the day and date first above
Haitten. A. w. SPAIGUT,
Commissions.
a dtfMlft fH1A4. mfpwN
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INSURANCE NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF

bsUnANoE bTATIsTIce AND UiBfOnH, :
Austiu, Texas, February %, 1881.
To al Whom II Kay Concern:
This ia to certify that the KTNA INSUH-
ANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Connecticut
has In all respects fully complied with the
laws of Texas az conditions precedent 10 its
doin4buInezr in this State, and that the said
Company holds q Certificate Of Authority from
this Office emitting IL 20 do husidcss IN this
State for one year fiOm the lat day of January,
1881, 10 the DIST day of December 1881.
Us. Gi.en under my nnfid d Seal, at
office, in Ausilu, tue day and dale fret above
written. =. ". SPAIGHT.
CJnfinisfioner.
Represented In Austluiy +. DECORDoVA.
mroWel
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ESTRAYED

BY John r. Hughes, before j. = smith, Esq,
J. i. T. c., January % 1891 One bay mare
1874 hands high, star IN face right hind foot
Spanish brand, on right shoulder III, about
years old
One darl; bay mare uboLt II hands hiph star I'm
iaco, right four foot white, about eight years
Old, branded and counter on left shoulder and
MO "A ON left hip.
One bay mare, 1879 hands HIGH some white.
IN lace, white feet behind, scar on right side OF
head, branded O4 on left shoulder, OCR ON left
thigh, also Spanish brand Ghout years old.
One bay stallion, . years old, hind feet white,
branded on left thigh BIlF (connectcd).
One roam mare, about3 10 ycara old, about IA
hands, branded OK on right shoulder, Gil right
hip, saddle marked.
one roam hlly, year old, no brand.
FRANK BROWN. q. q. II O.
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Estrayed by W. X. Goodwin, before Isaac
Friedrich, J: p, 7. G., August rs, 1880, sorroi
mare, left hind foot white, about i5I, hands
high, branded 81 on hip, about years old. One
sorfel mare about 10 hands high, both hind feet
white, stripe In the forehead, branded VII (cOn-
neeted) on the thigh, about years old One
little sorrel mule, brand on shoulder about this
q All Of them appraised az about $50.
FRANK BROWN,
Jerk e.. C., 4. &.
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INsIrRANCE NOTICE.
DEPAHrhESr ~
Traf-ifsxcE SrATltTics AAD HISTORY.
,,-ffn Texas Feb.,fa~v ~ ttQf

Austin. Texas, February -, 1881.
10 All Whom II Hey Concern;
This Is 70 certify That the STAR FIRE IN
sUkAnSzt Nv eom,iea Vim t tf nss ~ y,
Texas as conditions precedent 70 It's doing bust
ness ia this state, and that the eaid Company
holds Certificate Of Authority from this once
emitting II 70 do business IN this State for one
year from the lat day OF January, 1881, TO the
3lst day Of December, 1891.
IL. g.. Given under my hand and Seal, at
office, In Austin, the 10y and date first above
written. A. w. SPAI0HT,
Commisssioner.
Represented by z. T. RGGLEsToN, Agent,
Aurtn, Teraa. mroW8t
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Miscellaneous.
ANNUAL MEETINGS.

OFFICE INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN
X. X. Co. PALESTINE, FEAAs, Feb. 20, 1881 (
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the rcgul ~
annual meeting Of the Board OF Dl ectors OF
this Company will be held at the Office Of the
Company, at Palestine, Texas, on Monday,
April 4. 1881, at 10 o'clock, a. IL, pursuant Ia
the bylaws of the Company, for the transaction
Of such business rs 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
q, 1881, at II o'clock, i. A., pursuant to the by
laws of the Company, for the purpose Of elect
Ing Board of Directors 10 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.
feb16d4w
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The Cincinnati Enquirer saws:
alt is hardly necessary to call the
attention of the eolored people to
the fact that they got nice word in
the inaugural, but no place in the
Cabinet. The eolored man subsists
a long time en- wind-pudding.
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rNSURANCE NOTICE.
INSURANCE 5rAgTeTIcs AID History
,nnti.a ll,Drun I.nhrtlaru "a 1871.

NnhtEl, FtLn8, FtDfu1Ty 70 Io1I'
TO Al Whom II Hay CoRcern.
This Is TO certify that the MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New YORK, mas
IN Mi resnncfs fniIy complied with tho laws Of
Texas as Conditions precedent 70 ~ doing Dusi-
meas IN fbis state, ana that The said Company
holds a certificate Of Authority rom t1is once
entiflfos, N 10 do business In this State for
ono year nom the lat day ofJanunsy, 1881 10 the
3iet day Of December, 1881
TI.F1 Given under my band ana sen, ny
s NJ - A. W. SPAIGHT,
"i'''N' flOInmissioner-
Represepted By z. r. EoeLrsToH, Agent,
An-fln TexHs "h'"Dt
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ESTRAYED.

BY j. J.. Patterson before Fritz Teeener j. r.
Il. =, March z, 1881, bay mare, about or s
years old, abou. IS hands high, some white Ia
face, and one hind foot white, blOtched brand
which seems " be WI (conncctedl appraised
at&24 FRAkKBRQWA,
nIfGw3t q, O.9FW.
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Miscellaneou, Advertisements.
A REIGN OF TERROR.
Yhs Alarming Increase Of Heart BlsNN all The
Symptoms which PTtcaia n.
Leadin to Scientific Investigation and an
Attempt 70 Check Its Increase,
Yh9 Wonderful Properties Of "%dsllls-iI- India, +"
and Few 10 Properly Use IT,
Facts Of Impertance. for ALI REGARDING q
New Discovery.

The mortality statistics of this country
show that a great proportion OF deaths
arise from Heart Disease. But aside from
the fatality which attends it. the incon-
venience and suffering which even the
first stages bring make it necessary to
take prompt measures for relief. I'm
doubleday the greatest remedy of mod
ern times for curing diseases of the Heart
is "Sedatine-de-India," which is accom-
phshing such wonderful results and at
tracing so much attention. This great
remedy possesses ingredients specially
designed for all the numerous troubles OF
the Heart. The combination is the re-
suit OF long and careful experiment, and
it can be safely asserted that when taken
in time ii will cure in every case. Do you
ever have Nightmare, oppressed feeling
in the side or breast, Irregular Action,
Throbbing, Jumping. Fluttering, Mo-
mentary Stopping, Slow Circulation of
the Blood? These are all symptoms of
Heart Disease. Those who are suffering
and have never tried it, should do SO at
once; those who have ever tried it do not
need to be urged to do so again. If your
Druggist has not got it, send one dollar
and fifty cents to our address and it will
be mailed to you. Sole agents in Amer
lea, Lobdell Chemical Co., st. Louis, Mo.
For sale in Austin by j. W. Graham.
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Estrayed by Henry RUSSELL before u. c. Pace,
J. P.i T. c., February 2lst 1851 a sOrrcl pony,
blaze face, left hind foot white up about six
inches above the hook. about five years old, u
hands high, branded II ON left shoulder. APP
pratsedat sl2. FRANK BROWN,
mr23tF Jerk q. C., n. q.
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I. The best. deodorizer in stables 10
ground plaster. 1t may be sprinkled
about the stalls and over the ma
nure heap daily. 1t will absorb am
moniacal vdors and retain them,
thus increasing the value Of the
dressing.
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LOST.

Ia.ove and labor hrst class headlight land
eerf5deate No ga iseued u Francisco Chaves
by ne Land Board OF Commlssioners OF Bexar
nom this date, application VIII be made TO the
C,6T1mfee1oner on the General Land Office n
Texas for duplicate thereof
3. II. MILLER.
a. Agent for Owner.
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was grandly Illuminated An
electric light lit up the
dome of the Capitol, another
shed a radiance like day from the
highest minaret of the Smithsonian
Institute, the grounds were lighted
mp with calcium lights, the new mu
scum which is also in the Smithson-
ian park, and was the scene of the
ball, was beautiful beyond descrip-.
ton. 1t is largely composed OF
glass and when Illuminated, ii
seemed like a fairy palace of light,
set like a gem in that brilliant park.
Pennsylvania Avenue was made
bright from one end to the other
with calcium lights, and at the
Treasury Department Il display of
fireworks were sent of, which eX-
celled anything of the kind save the
one at the Centennial.
SEVEN LONE CoLORED PEOPLE.
But the affair of the evening par
excellence was the bal. Over 5000
people attended. Of this number
only seven were colored, and they
were left entirely to themselves.
The decorations ofthc building were
very fine. At $50 President Gar
field, his wife and mother and Mr.
and Mrs. Hayes entered the ball
room. The President took his stand
in the centre of the hall under the
statute of Liberty, who lowered
over him holding an electric light.
and the guests passed before him
shaking hands with him. He be
came very much wearied before II
O'Clock. at which time the hand
shaking terminated and the dancing
began. Mrs. Garfield wore a laven-
der satin and point lace. Mrs. Hayes
one of her charming white toilettcs-
satin de .lyon-and pearls. The
dresses generally were very fine and
the display of jewels and laces very
gorgeous. All the notables in the
city were present, and some
who were by no means no.
tables. but they hunted up
the reporter, gave him their
names, descriptions Of their dresses
and woke up this morning, happy
at being given to fame in the morn
ing paper. The city is still very
lively, as many Of the guests will re-
main over for a few days. Among
the Texans in the city are Messrs.
Amos Foster, John Manning, of San
Antonio, Umbdenstock, ID. G.
Brown, and q few of less note at
private boarding houses. L.
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One of the most elegant features
of the parade was the various Re
publican clubs-three from Phila.
delphia and one from New York.
One of these clubs (from Pa was
almost ludicrously "swell' in dark
suits, soft white hats and rattan
canes. Another (West Philadelphia
ciub) numbered 500 men in light
ulsterettes, black dress suits, black
beaver hats, boutonneires and canes.
For aristrocratic bearing and hand
some faces, l defy any city, country
or nation on the globe ts match
them. Still another brigade of these
civilians carried each a huge bou
quet. These last fellows were evil
IDENTIFY participating Gust to have a
lark you know, boys" Atfiye the
procession passed the President,
after which the crowd dispersed TO
recuperate the inner man land wo-
MANI and to prepare for the festive
night.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim OF early imprudence, causing ner
vous debility, premature decay, ETC., having
tried in vain every known remedy, has discover
ed simple means OF selfcure, which he VIII
send free to his fel3ow-suferers. Address ). h
REEVES, 4s Chatham street, n T. : 49,
enthusiastically
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Estrnyed by j. II. league, before Isaac Prcid-
rich, j. p, 4. O., February 9TH, 1880, dark
geiding, brand not dlsccrnlhlc, looks like nsh.
Appraised at 500. FRANK BROWN,
Clerk @. g.. II. &.
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Estrsyed by Il. A. Alton, before Isaac Freid.
rich. j. p, Il. c., Sept 2ist, 1880 a red roam
gelding, about "a hAnda high, and about IL 10
II years old, branded WI ON left shoulder ap-
praised atsl2 FRANK BROWN,
Clerk O. O.. T. a