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Harnilton Female College, Lexington,
Kentucky.

This is the most popular college in the
south for young ladies. Situated in the
midst of the famous "Blue Grass Region"
noted for the heslihfulness of lis climate and
beauty of scenery. Accommodation unsur.
passed, fine buildings, excellent course of
study, large and able faculty, unrivsled ad.
vantsges in music and painting But two
young ladies occupy room. Over twenty
students from Texas last session. An escort
furnished pupils. Fall term begins Sept.
18th. For terms, route, references, csta-
logues, Monthly" etc. apply TO
L. p. STCLAIR, Dallas, Texas.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints

Is it not worth the small price of rs cents
to free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints Ifyou think so call
OF our store and get q bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. Every bottle has printed guar.
antee on 1t. Use accordingly, and If IL does
you no good, it will cost you nothing. Sold
by Hickox & House, Druggists, COS Main
street. Dallas.
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We have speedy and positive cure for
Ostarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth and
Headache in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
nasal injector free with each bottle. Use II
II you desire health and sweet breath. Price
90 cents. Sold by Hickox s. House, Drug
gists, COS Main street, Dallas.
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Ladies Please Take Notice.
clearance sale OF trimmed hats and bon
nets, at your own price, at NJ. Rosenthsl q
Company, opposite 81. George hotel, 7ls
Main street.
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The New Abilene Hetel.

Abilene, Texas, is the most comfortable
place for drummors and strangers to stop:
Good rooms, fine table; Mexican tamalos
ohile.con-carne, spring chickens and fsh q
specially.
II. 4. MCLARTY, Proprietor.
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Buy your furniture from first hands. You
can do so and save money by calling on
Union City Furniture company, GIL Elm
street.
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Hoopskfrts.
The now small sizes, at A A Pearson's.
90 m mercial mcn and other, visit,v

Commercial xien ana Others Visiting
Austin should stop at the Raymond House.
1t is by far the best hotel in the city and the
rates have recently been reduced 70 So per
day. Tho rooms arc large and airy, every ono
has An electric boll and every thing is frst-
class Ia every respect.
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The respectable drug stores, hotels, res
taurants and places of public resort all over
tho country keep "Conrad's Budwsiser
Beer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-09

A. u w. Hunstable, of Mckinney, have
again enlarged their boot factory, and have
from 10 to 81 workmen.
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Land i'm Collin ana Hunt
Counties for sale, near line of new rail-
road. FOSTER 81 HARRAL,
Houston, Texas.
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Cots Of every style and price, very thing
for this hot weather, at Union City Furni-
ture company, Gil Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-09

A fine article of clsret wine, genuine Hol-
land gin and cognsc, English porter and ale
you will always be sure to find at moderat
prices at l.. Caperon's, No. 600 Main stree
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Burnett,s Cocoainc

VIII save the hair and keep 1t in strong and
the roots of the hair, and restore the natural
action upon which its growth depends.
Burnett's fiavoring extracts are absolutely
pure.
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Parties owning lands in Clay, Wichita,
Archer, Wilbsrger or Hsrdeman counties,
can find q cash purchaser by addressing
A. Il. COLLINS, Denton, Texas.
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Ellington is always receiving new furni
ure, 70l Elm street.
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Ladies' dresses S., So, 81 and IS, worth
80 per cent more, at Pearson's.
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUI."
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Trizes, Cequottes
And hair switches, the styles atAA Pear,
aon's
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For the public good" Conrada Budveis T
Beer"
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Headquarters for laces, A A Poarson's.
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For sale by all Druggists.
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JUSTRETURNED (!
our Mr.. Isadore Frcibcrg, has Just returned
from New York where he has bought the nrest
and most select stock a
FANCY GROCERIES

that could DO found. They are such as to cult
she most fastldlous, and yet arc within tho
reach of everybody. Examine our goods even
fyou do not wish to buy.
Calm, FREIBERG & co.
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w. N, " HkLLOUk
Corner Main and Austin Streets.
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Ybe stock Exchange.

Now York, September ;0.-lla.m-The stocl
market opened quiet and steady, moi With
standing the fact that tho preaident's dos On
cast gloom over the whole OF Wall STREET. In
order. however, to testify their faith In the
stability OF the institute ms of the eountfy and
probably with view OF showing 10 the civ
lied world the confidence which the Aro. '1csn
people feel In their own strength. TIE yalnas
in he etock tx hange were steadily adv,nceJ
and at this hour prices are one onsrta..
to one aud n half per cent higb,,
than at the close yesterday In face al
q very dull -speculatiy 4 The entire liza. n, r.
tloipated In the advsnce, Trunk lines, gr .hurY
aud coal shares. Western Union and DenSsr
and Rio Grande and ps'iflc stock leading
therein. In the commencement OF the bnsl
ness OF the Stock Exchange. the president al
the hoa;d announced the sad news, and anoke
In feeling terms OF the loss tho country had
sustained, and he then made motion rhic,,
was carried. that the governing COMMITTEES of
the exchange order 1t closed, The uody ac-
oordingly .coaveued at ha,f past ten aud the
order that business be stopped for a day Al
noon, and another order given that u ex-
change be closed on the day Of the funeral was
adopted. A committee was a'so appointed 10
dram suitable resolutions. Mining and other
exchanges are also to b. closed brown Bros
this morning contributed s., 600 TO the fund for
Mrs. Garfield, "
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Action by tho Exchanges la Rev
Orleans

New Orleans, September 90, But little busl-
ness hss ben done to-day. The exchanges
cl9 led At noon, an tokens of sorrow are every
where seen, The cotton and produae ex.
change closed at noon out of respect to the
memory OF President Garneld. A committee
from lhs cntton exchange aud the chamber
OF commerce and produces ex-
cnange Was appointed with view
OF giving formal oppression to the
sentiments If tho business com nunity. Pub
Hc buildings and many stores are dfaped In
mourning, anu ilags throu ,hout the city are al
nsil h tst. The produce exchange adopted the
Resolved, That this exchange receives tn,
news OF the death Of President Garfield with
sentiments Of profound sorrow. In cons d.
eration OF so great a national calamity, tits
Resolved, That this exchange be closed
and draped In mourning.
The Stock Exch ango adopted resolutions also
Including the 'oilOwing
Resolved. That members of this exchange
manifest by utward symbols of mourning as
they share In their ipmos hearts the great grie
which IL universal throughout our count v,
and that they especially offer to the noble w,fs
AID sorely trickbn widow of the dead presi.
dent, their tenderest sympathy In this hour OF
crushisg flilction.
resolution extolling the noble character
OF President GARFIELD. They say the bus.
mess OF the nation will 20 onward In
It's prosperity and will rem,in unchecked
although a great and good man has fallen al
the pot OF duty, and that 1t Is the patriotism
and ability OF men like our dead president
Garfield and her children by this greas traR.
edy, are, under special sense, the wards o
he nation, and TO them we tender our pro
found sympathy and regret.
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CHICAGO.
An Extract From the Chicago Times
on tho Death of the President.
Snacial to the Herald

An Extrhct FROM tho CntcngO Times
on tho Death of the President.
Special to the Herald.
Chicsgo, Ill, September 2O-The TImes
eloquently voices the sorrow OF C,!cigo In a
feeling editorial, prefsced az fol- rs;
1.-THE president is dead. After eighty dava n,
suffering, such as few me- nave andnred
and lived 80 long, den came 10 his
relief. The event Is bite nd grlevou, dis,
appointment to millions of he American ne
pie, who having walc led with unwearIed and
unabsted Interest the courage with whjch
crises after crises had been met and naasad
and IL was Confidently hoped that the presi.
dents amazing power of enUuranc.
and finally insure his reooyerv w
The nation sharing the Affections which have
befallen the noble wife and family OF the vic.
tim OF this most cruel AMI causeless murfer
will ssympathIze fully with them In their eor.
Prominent northern democratic polItIc,srs
VIII attend the Cotton Exposition nj
Atlanta for tho purpose Of exchapg.
Ing views on the tariff question
with southern men, In business "a wall 90
political circles. Tilden and Randall are
among the number.
The wife OF Albert Stein, q German living in
tn West Side 10 missing. The husband, while
In state OF intoxlcatlon, said he had Killed
her. but on becoming sober denied IL. stein ia
to be locked up to await developments,
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thies for the dead s,aiemSn. ThetOwu went
into mourning, aud The lu'erDstouei hal,
postonics, fireNen's hsil - a may business
hou Is were draied tom roof 20 foundation.
MtyOT Pickensiss ,eo a proclaim ton, whicn
was printed and eircpla ed n few hours, and
~ hi, ,uggettioa all the church tells in laws
were tnlled and places o. hvsiness closed frum
4tp O'Clock m to the end, as May or Pick us
said that all mighr do honor g. thu dis In
gushtd dead Nowhere has grief been m 're
sincere. nowhere Eore uniVers l. nlwhefe
more promptly or feeltugly expressed by eN-
erybOuy.
A travelling picture peddler z It into row
last night with a son Of Erin who demor.i-
ICED and demOl shed him, and then threw him
into drug store for trea ment.
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Go and see 0rr's buggies and carriages
before buying elsewhere, or send for price
list.
Orr guarantees his buggies and carriages
as represented.
Orr will sell you the celebrated Louis Cook
buggy, with top.'full leather Quarter and
steel bows at $50, I'LL October 1st, only.
Orr will cell you bis Secheler & Orr buggy
With top full leather quarter and wood bowvs
for $50, I'LL October lst only.
Orr will soil you bis Concord side spring
buggy. With top full leather quarter and
wood bows tor 500. Remember Inc date
October LIST.
Orr will sell you his side spring. with
Equslizers, and top full leather ouarter and
steel bows. for Sll0, I'LL October ist
Remember the date.
Orr will sell you pbmtons, Carriages and
pring wagons cheaper than any house for "a
days 70 make room for his large fall and
winter stock.
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Special to the Herald,

SPoSAai W 'ilt htrhlu,
Hampstead, September 20 AT meeting e.,
the citizens of Hampstead, called by his honor
j. A. PEBBLES, mayor, in consequence of the
calamity that bus hefallen the country in tho
ne TN OF President Garfield, RE uenneu
Esq was called to the chair, who annoInts3
Dr. W W Urban secretary, and explained The
o0ect or tue meeting. Thereunon
Hon. A PEBBLES, Henry l.
R,nkin, II. p Kemper and W F Harper
We're appointed commit ee to draft resol,i.
lions expressive 4 the sympathy of the Cit.
zens, whereupon they retired. and after dslib-
eratton returned and pres the TO lowing |,
Resolved That We deeply deplore the dis,
pensati0n OF Providence In removing the chist
MAGISTRATE and that we regard 1t as I'll greate.t
calamity that has befallen our nat on that wa
request the business men OF Hempstead 10
CLOSE theE houses on the 2st OF Beptember in
taken OF the sad event, III
Upon motion the same were adopted. and i,
Also. that oui city papers be requested to pnb,
lish the proce dings. w pun
The remains of Mrs. w. Rsinstein u.ro
brought to this place for interment. by n ana
cial train from Chappell Hill yesterday 1 ana
buried mere this morning. "N
Jerry oliver, who shot Hiram McGarr In
uimcnlty h re Saturday night, ia In iaiI oh srn
ell Win murder. MrGarr died last Min ard
was buried this evening. s""""u
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Special to the Herald ,

Special to the Herald.
Sherman, September 2O.--The district CONT
room was crowded tonight with an audiencs
such as IT never before held to listen tn adj.
dresses ofsympathy, and by their presence md
voice express their adherence at the assassin
tlon OF the president aud sympathy for his he
reeved family. J W Hearne presided and A n
Wilkinson, Jr, DR. W Gods, " W Wilks and 4
Fears were appointed committee IN
draft resolutions. Captain Tom Brown nd.
dressed the audience during the absenee oftbs
committee. His address was fully equal 70
the occasion and met with ahearty approyaI
The following resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED. That the citizens of Sherman.
Grayson county, Texas, have heard the
sad announcement of tina dasth
OF President James .GsrGaId
with the deepest sorrow and profound re-
greet. ~
Resolved, That we believe I'm the pntimelv
death OF our president, the country has lost
patriot, a statesman, u wise O upsellor a
pure and honest man, and that we dtplore
ms loss as national calamity
and add our tribute of feeling for his family
70 that one voice OF deep sympathy that pours
out from the hearts OF the American people at
Judge Hare presented the resolutions and
wa, followed IN short address by A. ID.
Wilkinson and Fred Cockrell.
The county papers are to publish the resolu-
lions and the secretary is TO send A cony IN
tates. "''A wv
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Crop Reports.

Chicago, September l9.-The Tribune 10.
day gives the following points on the er,en,
oil the western crops, giving some idea Of the
magnitude ofthe losses caused by the severe
droush. The report opens from Illinois,
from which III reports are received. The
statements are mostly from the northern and
central division. The greatest damage TO ali
crops Is found in southern Illinois, where
every crop this season proved failure. and
corn is now being imported to supply the
home demands. This whole region is now
dry. On stock OF all kinds, the coming winter
may not be severe. The reports show out
Of 1873 reports, covering two.ihirds of the
state, that corn Is damaged from 20 10 80
per cent. w
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Boston Press on Arthur

Boston September 2O.-Ihe Herald In q sep.
arate editorial on MI. Arthur SAYS, BY the
VIII OF COL, through tho folly II political @ ln-
nNance ana by the action Of the ueople. Chez.
IRA Arthur Is president of the Unite States.
s ns sh,h hen entitled IN fair chance and
~ mself e. he, not by what the p,ople h ave
Justly or nnJpstly Ju'ls Il him 10 b. by his past
setlons' paople have shown that they are any
ipns.n ,hink we'll of him ami he hsa himself
,rms, ~ hu'nne Tor any Limitations on ihsir
ME-, anu ne vi be one OF the hllndest of lha
n,nd, II f,lls tn see the onporiunlty now
on ,i ru 70 place himself at tho head of the mn.
Ton In nae q, vel IA IN name " WV ""'
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UNIVERSAL GRIEF
Continued rcvm FIRST age.

each military pos, and after ward .
Intervals Uf Thirty minutes between
the rising of tue sun a,d the
eloe OF day, The pationsl Nag viii
be displayed at halt-mHst a; the hesdq Gstters
Of the several i,itsry divisions aud depart
ments, and az ali the military sta ions nh
y g rcmaina Of the lgte oGief magistrate are
nSlS' ed e. rs final resting
place, AZ Cleveland, Ohio Tha officers OF Tho
army OF tho United States will wear the
badge ofmourning on the left arm and on their
words. Culirs 'feach regiment win be put in
m"nruine for net "a Of six months The fol-
lowing oci'srs 4 the army and navy have been
selected for The purpose 10 compose
hgusrt OF honor g accompany the rem ms Of
the late comm an dat-n -chie' from the natiOna'
capitol TO Clevs land And continue wit them til
they mr." CONSIGNED tn the,r last resting ri ace.
Gen. OF the Army, NJ jnr General Winfield s.
Hancock, q, NJ. Gene al, NJ. O. Meles. Adj, II.
g. Drum ms Hectnr general, ID. Il, SAckett, by
command OF sherman.
(signed.) Il. @, DRUM, Adjt, Genl.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
Washington, September 20. The following
sdditio0al order was issued this morning.
headquarters OF Amy, Washington, ID g.,
Sept mher 2l.--The following order has been
lece'ved here from the War Departmeat; The
secretary OF War Announces TO tho army upOn
We denth of Jsme' Garfield, pr sldsnt ofths
United states. Ih,sier A Arthur, vice presi-
dent, on ths Oth uSr Of september at hi resi-
dencA In The CITY OF New York, took the Oath OF
onl g as n'csidert of tho uoited states 60
whicN ONCE h. acceded by vlrtuo Of the con-
| sutut1n Pte'ide1t Arthur hae entered
upon the discharge Of his oflioi Al duties
| NSiSnoo , RpBr L LISu0LN,
| Secretary of War
| NY command Of GeSeral sherman.
| (Slgned,) RCpuSN,
| AfJutaut snerSl
| SAN FRANCIsCO.
san Francisco, september 2O.-rhe c'tlzsus
| are this morning buisiy engaged 10 drapine
their rest fences AMI places of business In
incoming, The United States c)nrl ond ntli.
ceS are closed. meeting of variouI lubll,
leaders Ia announced to take place % TAX,
suitable acctiOu.
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Special to tIa Herald.
Round Z ok, september 2l,-A man Swing
his nsme.as sterling EubanSs was shot by the
Officers at 7 o'cloSk.this evening while attempt.
luE to escape after arrest. He had three
horse In his possession, and he answered to the
description of hnrsp-thcf wanted in
Stevens county. The shit entered from
behind bet -yeen the shout ier-blade, and he
Will probably die btfirs morning The brands
Of the horses answer thu description gwen
from Stevens comfy Later-IIs CONF ssed tl
having stn,en $50 he vi of horses In his career
EIe attempted to dsrtroy his pocketbook AMI
pApers alter being Shot.
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Houston,
Special to the Herald

SpecIaI 70 Inc HtraIu.
Houston, September 20.--Tne bells were
tolllng all day from the death of the president.
A large citizens meeting to-day passed reso-
lutions expressive OF the popular sentiments a
the national calamity The postonicA was
draped, and numerous flags were at hall
mast
The city council to-day granted right Of way
thr nigh the CIT, to TN PSlmer-Sullivan road
The public welghers OF he city are IN lltig'
tion with the new compress The peoples pres
which has HCmmsnre a system ~ weighing
cotton without employ log the public w.igher
The case is eirg tried before Judge Master
son la Chambers
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San Antonio.


San Antonio, September co.. -pis,ric, .orr,
this morning adjourned In respect to tho man
DRY OF President Gerfeld,snd all ilags through
out the city are at half mast,
sheriff Nlsge, Of Medina county. oame In.
To-day, and put In ] all an esraDed e1,'vic
named Copeland. He was captured ia this
county :" WIS
The grand jury have just adjourned n,tor ,
eessi n OF IN ee weeks. They returned lao in .
dc meuts, of hitch ~ are for feloniss suu tho
remainder for ni'demeanors, Among n lat.
,er ~ hO against the sports aui 80 against
butchers for failure TO com ply with the law S'
bu chered. '''''
The following from Bracket was receiy ID
to.day, The news OF the presidents death cast a
gloom over the entire community. The diH,r Of
court, whlchl 10 session here, adjourned, and
stores and business houses closed lt il OK.
pscted mat the military companies Will also
mander. NO'"
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GOraicana.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO Lnt fItThIu,
Corslcana, September 20. About ten O'Clock
last night the report was circulated that Pres
iden. Garfield was dead hut no credance was
given To It, When he HERALD arrived to-day
It fully substautiated the rumor, and
all OF our citlzsns irrespective NJ
party are sharers In the oountry's grief at hi
desh.
Chief Engineer stephens OF the Texas y
st. Louis railwav, IL In town.
The cotton exchange closed lts doors yes.er.
day, not bsing able 10 make satisfactory ar
rangem ,nts with the telegraph company for
markets.
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PetitiOning for I,tbertx

st. Petersburg, september ia deputa-
tion OF jews representing different towns
have arrived here and are consulting in 70.
gard to interviewing General Ignaiiefr, Rus.
sian minister Of the interior. They intend
to present . petition praying for offiolal
publication OF the declaration Of liberty Tor
all creeds, and suspension In the meantime al
laws sanctioning the expulsion Of Jews from
certain localities.
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M arshRII,


Marshall, September 2O.-County court ad-
journed and the postollice closed out of respect
for the dead president. A hass meeting was
held at the court no SO tonight, at which
appropriate resolutions expressive ofsorrow at
the death OF the president, were passed.
The Pacific expr' 90 robbery, by which the
company was bbed OF one thuus md dollars,
has been worked mp by our police The
money will be recovered and the mans Of the
party suppressed on account Of his family
connections. Our people were much surprised
at the developments
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Austin.
sneolal to tn, Hersld.

Special TO the Herald.
Austlr, September 20.--rhe onicial vote OF
Travis county Is as follows: For the entire
university at Austin MS, Tyler2. For the
main university a. Austin 81, LsmpasaS z
TYLER 2, Waco 3, Caddn Crove For the med
teal department at Galveston l76, Houston 6.
Tylerl
The contract for grading and
hrIdping nftv-slN miles of the
Austin & North Western Railway was let
to-day to Mr. b, Hurley of NJ ryan, Texas,
lie has a large force aud saws he expects TO do
the work In seventy days. The coun ry through
which the road will pass is broksa aud rugg I'd
In places,
All the departments OF government are
closed to day out OF feeling OF respect FOL
the dead president. rllg arr AZ MALT mqet and
tia Ausluess part otthe city Is liserslly drapet
IN grape,
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lsurnet

Special to the Herald.
Burnett, Septembsr2n The news of the pres
idents death was received here with much
sorrow. The bells were tollad and all tn,
schools dismissed There will be meeti rs
o'the citizens tonight, to give expression tC
the feeling ofthe community
The postotfice at g. rlckland. In Burnet cnun,
ty. II u lies from this place was broken In "a
and robbed Of S35 last Fr'dty night No clue
as to the Bolton and Lampasas stage robbers
vet.