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PROPOSALS.
DRoposAns For COAL AND WOOD.

CLERKS OFFICE,
HousE or REPRESENTATIVES,, u, 81.
-. WAsu1NgToS. ID. g., August 2, 1892.
SEALED PROPOSAI Is will be received at this
oince until " noon on THURSDAY, the 3ist day
Of August for the delivery OF six hundred C6O0l
tons ofhest White Ash Furnace Coal; also of one
hundred (i00) cords of best Spruce Pine Wood
and OF seventy t7Q) cords OF best Oak Wood BotlI
the coal and wood are TO be delivered and stored
In the vaults Of the south wing OF the Capitol on
or before the 3Oth day of september next. The
coal must weigh 2,2iO pounds TO the ton, and the
oak wood must be cut in three pieces. The wood
must measure l23 cubic feet to the cord, and be
corded and measured at the Capitol The right TO
rewegh the coal ut the Capitol and the right TO
reject any or all bids IL reserved.
:. The bids to be indorsed proposals for Coal and
Wood" and addressed to -..
Clerk ofthe House OF Representatives.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CPENoERrAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LIN
. coin Hall Building, cor. 9th and ID SITS. Day
and evening sessions for the educatio OF sons and
and real life. The branches taught are the Eng
llsb Language, Business, Arithmetic, Spencerian
Practical Pcnmanshp, bookkeeping, by single
and double entry. adapted TO every variety oi
business; business practice, wholesale. retail and
business papers and correspondence; adopted by
leading business houses; Physical and Vocal Gull
ture; Political Economy; Commercial LAW; Busi-
ness Ethics Special department in Elocution,
Photography and Drawing, In charge of best
masters. College open August y for the recep'
tlon of students for the year, day or evening.
TUITION -
By the year, In monthly installments OF slO."..s6O
The quarter twelve 20
Year scholarship for day or evening .."""..... 50
Evening tuition, three months....,...""."."."- 10
I" one month nth..".,"..","........,..,... O
The new handsomely illustrated College AM
nouncement, containing full Information, sent
free upon application by mail or at the college
eiiice. HENRY q. SPENCER, Principal.
SARA A. sPENCER. Vice PRINCIPAL my1
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Real Estnte Transfers

Mary A. Tlerney to j. NJ. Buckley for 50, 900
east half OF lot s, square 518; Margaret just
to II. Llndenkohl for s., part OF lot 13, square
9, part OF lot 10. square 121; NJ. Ashford
trustee, OF al, TO Firemens.Insurance Com
pany OF Washington and Georgetown, for s.
lot 8, subdivision OF lots and z, square 458
Q. W. Vogel ct al. TO same for SOC, $50, three
fourths Interest on the same property.
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THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST,

7:lO n. m.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections to all points South and Southwest,
with Pullman Sleeping Cars irom Washing
ton Via Danville TO Atlanta, and Atlanta to
New Orleans, also, Washington to New Or
leans via Lynchburg and Bristol.
$50 a. m.-Louisville East Line. daily, via Char
lotesvllle, Huntington and Lexington, to Gin
cnnati Louisville and all southwestern points,
making direct connections, and with solid
train and Pullman Sleeping Cars, washing
ton 10 Louisville.
i:2O p. m.-Warrenton Accommodation, daily; ex-
cept sunday, for Warrenton and interme medlate
stations. Returning, arrives in Washington
at 1880 u. m.
1895 p. m.-Southern Mail and Express daily TO
an points South, Southeast and Southwest, via
Danville and Charlotte with Pullman Sleep
ing Cars Washington to Charleston, aud
Washington to White sulphur Springs, Marks
Sleeping Chair Cars between Washington and
Danvllle
For ali points on Manassas Division take 7lO u.
m. train daily, except sunday. For Warren
ton take T:lO q. IN. train daily, and i20 D. M.
train daily, except Sunday.
For tickets aid all information, inquire at
Companys ONCE, COL Pennsylvania avenue, or at
Union Depot Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue,
Is connected with telephone system.
T.. II, HAWKS, Asst. I. and II. Agent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Passenger Agent
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager. aull
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LIVERY STABLES.

A. b. KEYES. ]. Il. SMITH.
XXI XE5 &c co.
Close Carrleges for Weddings, Calls and Recep
uons, Boarding and Livery Stable. Willhrds
Hotel Stables, corner lith and sis.
FADELEY 4. BRO,
42224 Eighth Street bet ID and IL n. W.
Close Carriages for Weddings, Calls and Reoep
lions. Boarding and Livery Stables
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST,


AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CourLxRl
STEEL RAIIsl
Schedule to take effect Sunday, May 81, 1852.
A. NJ. LEAVE wASHINGTON:
EXPRESS, Sleeping cars to Cincinnati, 81.
1.oo-Baltimore, ElIicot City and Way Stations.
e.l6-BALTIMoRE EXPIRES.
anAeSs sss Way
and Way. via Relav.l
s.io-Pont Of Rocks and Way Stations:
sio-PnILAnELpnIA NEW York and BosroH
meets lor Mageratown and at Point Of Rocks
to.oo-Baltimore, Hyattsvllle and Laurel Ex.
press Stops at geltsyllle. Annapolis Juno.
io.oo-,BilITiMonE EXPRESS. Stops at Hyatts-
tio.4o1,lPfTTsnuRsH. oHIc1eo. CINCINNATI and
cinnati and Chicago.
Baltimore, Elllcot City, Annapolis and Way
+ 1as-Qn aS q sunday only; for baltimore and Way.
fS.oo-BALTIMoBE, PHILADELPHIA and NEW
YORK EXPRESS.
Frederick Hagerstown and Way, via Re.
ExpnEss Frederick, via Relay. Stops AZ
Annapolis Junction.
3446-Point Of Rocks. Frederick, Hagerstown,
Winchester and Way Stations. ION Sunday
to Point Of Rocks and Wav Stations onlyd
to.46-::BALTIMoRE ExPREss. (Niartinsbnrg and
Way. via Relay. Stops at Hvattsvllle and
Laurel.l
o.ob-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
t7Oo-Baltimore and Way Stations.
t61O-PITTsBURGH, CLEVELAND and DETRoIx
ExPREss. sleeping Cars to Pittsburgh.
9lo-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS.
te.b6-PHILADELPHIA, NEW York and BOSTON
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars 10 New York,
t1o.1o-CHIcAeo. CINcINNArI, and ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS: Sleeping cars TO Cincinnati, St.
Louis and Chicago.
l.9o-Baltimore and Way Stations.
IDay. tSunday only. Other trains daily ex.
Ali trains nom Washington stop at Relay sta
ton.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
Ohio Ticket odices, Washngton Station, and eie
and 1851 Penna. avenue, OF 18th street, where
orders will be taken fcv baggage to be checked and
received a. any point In the city.
VIM. CLEMENTS, q. X. LORD,
Master of Transportation. Gen. Passenger Agt.
BALTIMORE. 80. BALTIMORE.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTABLIsHED AUGUST, 1865.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin Issued from the signal
once to-day says;
The Indications are that slightly cooler, fair
weather will continue In New England, tho
Middle States and lower lake region on Fri
day.
Temperature and Rainfall.
The following special temperatures wore ro'
ported at z O'Clock this mornings EastpOrt,
639 Montreal, 70oj Quebec, 81 / NJ. washing
ton, f1o; Cleveland, 8So; Alpena, 03o; Duluth,
01o; st. Paul, 65o; Denver, 6S' san Francisco,
Ode.
Stations reporting ono inch or moro OF rain
Perry Sound, lis; Atlantic city, 2.S7i Fort
Concho, 1.S2; Cape Henry, 10Y.
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Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Hcrald.
SAN ANTONIO, July s.-The democratic
county convention met to-day and APP
pointed delegates to the state, congres
sional and senatorial conventions. Roberts
administration was endorsed and delegates
instructed to support Ireland in the state
convention for governor. Columbus Up.
son was endorsed Tor congress and delecat's
instructed to support him. Senator Coke
was also unanimously endorsed. The
county has eight votes ana SENDS twenty
five delegates.to Galveston.
SAN ANTONIO, July -lO.-Oincers OF the
Erlanger syndicate and the Morgan rail
way interests have been here for
a couple of days past and Il
is understood that the object of then
visit is to arrange for the grading Of their
roads, both lines being surveyed, and it's
now stated that the Morgan road from the
coast Will commence extension The LIST OF
September. A survey OF the Erlanger
route from Vicksbnrg Pass and twenty
miles from the city has been made. but the
understanding is the road must come here.
Two boys, Siebert and Wambe, aged 3
and IS. sons of good families we're caught
yesterday in the act Of burglarizing shoe
shore They bad previously entered an
adjacent saloon, taken kerosene and poured
il about the doors the intention being 70
the conhagration
SAN ANTONIO, July l1.-About Z O'Clock
this evening Ben Thompson, city marshal
of Austin. and noted for sis taking such
towns as Leadville, places in Kansas, etc .
entered a variety theatre here, kept by
Jack Harris. Shortly alter he entered
Harris appeared with a shotgun, and
Thompson asked him what be intended 10
do WITH IT, Harris gave an offensive reply,
when Thompson drew a revolver and Tired.
striking Harris in the breast, inflicting
wound which. physicians say, will prove
fatal before morning. Thompson and
Harris have for two years been at enmity
on account Of falling out over a gambling
debt. when Thompson forced a winner ~
the point Of a pistol TO FORK over. Both
men were desperate characters and Tor
wears have been a terror to the better ele-
mert and law abiding people. Thompson
vas here he SAYS to leave two Of his chill
dren for the summer When not drinking
he was clever and gentlemanly. but when
trunk probably the most dangerous tnan
| n the United States After doing he
shooting be fed, but vii probably return
asd give himself up as is bis custom.
SAY ASrorro. July II JACK Harris who
80 shot bv Thompson At dart this even
me died At O'Clock at bis residence. The
sffsir occasions the greatest excitement.
0fHcsrs are securing the city Tor Ibnmfs0n.
| ne viU undoubtedly resist u fOund. but
vii bs fought and killed or arrest, d.
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Henderson
Special to the Herald.

special 10 tue Herald.
HENDERSON, July s.-The county con-
vention for Rusk county met in Henderson
today. Everything passed off quietly.
Hon. r. NJ. Wynn was unanimously en-
dorsed for attorney-general; Hon. James
II. Jones was Unanimously instructed for
as the choice of this county for congress;
Hon. w. w. Spivey was unanimously IN
structed for as the choice Of Rusk county
for district-attorney. The following dele
gates were elected to the state convention:
]. G.. Garrison, w. J. Crow, DR.. S. II: Bar
ham, H. H. Grim, j. r. Irion, S. NJ. Mays,
w. j. Graham, G. II. Garrison, w. M.
Crow, J. +. Norvell, w. w. Spiyey,. Har-
wood Harris, ]. I. Irwin, j: Q. Hickey,
e.. H. Gould, r. T. Minor, 0. W. Dotson,
A. L. Mayfield. Delegates to the congress
ional convention are as follows G. j. Gar
rison, DR.. II. l.. Miller, j. S. Typhs, j.. M.
Mays, A. Talaterro, d.. Foreman, W; W.
Spivey, Willie Mayors, j. u. Norvell, L: IL.
Still, G. W. Tramme!l, G. G. Doyle, W. =.
Gibson, S. ]. Hendricks, Homer Harris, j,
w. Porr, Y. NJ. Barton, G. S. Strong: J. 9.
McAulty, r. NJ. Coffee, j, /. Irwin, w. A.
Woodall, NJ. Dotson, J. b. Harper. NO
other instructions were given. The feeling
of the delegation to the state convention is
Tor John Ireland for governor. Speeches
were made by Spvey, Jones and Wynne,
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f. loto was ondofsed
N. y. lJayis a'h'iDf
jologtiol WDfe iuHtf.U
inf' ff appellate lnlee, 10.
,iorsfaio commerce bil wtr0 CntOtoa
4 resolution was passed b, support no mpn
n the congressional ConycntiOn unless
,ogl0yely In hyor NJ The Reagan bil i0l'
owed by n resolution That we
ave fall and abiding ruth IN
ne patriotism and integrity OF James w.
rhrookmorton aud endorse him as q repro.
.entatiye man of north Texas. Delegates
were instructed TO vote for jesse T.. Loring
or state treasurer, If candidate ana
ieorge Reeves for lieutenaut.governor "A
notion TO instruct for John Hancock ior
Governor was tabled. A convention Is called
tor the second Saturday in Augnstt to select
delegates TO nominate two representatives
and iloater from Cooke and Grayson.
Cooke was invited to send delegates TO
select loater. Joe Gunter was reelected
chairman of the democratic central COM
mittee Of Grayson county.
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Great BARGAINS for JUL Y and AUGUST
-IN-
Gents Shirts Underwear
AND LIGHT-
SUMMER CLOTHING!

Lots of have yet bought their full supply Of
Summer Underwear. Lots of patrons have noF yet
bought their full supply of Shirts for long Summ9 trip
Many thinks he get along with his heavy Suit but
finds the hot July and August Sun than he ca stand
and he will repensh his wardrobe, if proper inducements in
prices offered him. NOW is YOUR TIME! We
have immense Stock that going to Close Out Ibis
Month"; and take word, have placed our Goods at
Prices do it. We have met with UNQUALIFIED
SUCCESS owing to the liberal support and patronage from
MANY friends and make the rest OF this Summer
Season our GROWING TRIUMPH, and to prepare for
an active Fall Campaign propose in peculiar way
to give customers these late SUNNI ER BARGAINS.
If there any doubling Thomases, please le them CALL
inspect Stock and Prices and will forever them of
all doubt We have to be brief and to the point Our space
expensive is of necessity limited We simply invite the
public and those visiting Dallas call and us and be
shown through extensive Establishment and Goods
and Prices and Mode of Treatment to all does not
give Satisfaction willing to give up the Horns.
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Special to the Herald
HoUsroS, July s-The Teyas state hor-
ticultural and promological association
will hold its next annual exhibition OF
Texas products IN this city, commencing
next Tuesday and continuing two days.
Work was commenced to-day On the $50.
900 iron draw hi ICE 10 span the hayou at
The foot Of San JacintO street. this city.
The convention 10 nominate senator
and three 1oaicrs, representative OF this
senatorial and representative district viii
meet in this city next Tuesday With the
county convention. Colonel J. w, Jones
aud Colonel W J. Hutchins, OF
this city. arr cariidltes for the
-enate. Harris. Montgomery, Trim
" and Walker counties constitute
this senatorial disirist, and 81 the hheen
votes the district Is entitled ~. Harris
county polls nine. lacking one 0f the noes
sary tvO-thirds % elect any delegate this
county may select.
In the Congressional CONVENTION, which
meets berr.On August oh, the Harris coun.
" delegation viii 20 solid for Coluuel
Charles Stewart a. opposed 20 Captain }. 9
HutchesOn.
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special to the Herald

special to the Herald.
McKINNEY, July S.-Governor Thro ok
morton spoke one and one.half hours to-
day TO a large audience in answer to Gen
eral Weaver, who spoke on Thursday
Throckmorton being in the midst of a muir
der trial was prevented from answering at
the time. He reviewed in mas
terly manner the record Of the
democratic party during and sinoet the dark
lays of the war, showing the voge cast by
;he party in congress GA all questions rela
tive 10 the peoples interest, on currency
banking, tariff, etc. He showed that while
General Weaver 81 aimed tO be a law abid-
ing man, the grcenbackers in congress were
aia,al, yo.ia. wish the republican, HC
dgelt with much for upon the great i
sues of the II ,nis ~ states AS held by the
democratic u1rl i'i "ppn,i'i'u 20 centrali
cation ~ hail ~ te u'pIh'iran1 THIS
was the grand par tissp en- aud those
who wav,r,G Md the ,.,q,.nce OF
Weaver nov .taa ;i.nsr than ever M the
Democratic tanks.
The jury ~ ihe Barren case for murder
returned a verdict OF not guilty.
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Kansas City.


Special to the Herald.
KANsAs CITY, July 10-Geo Chapen, pro-
prietor of a carriage shop in Wyandotte,
left home on July 9Th, and has not been
seen since. II is affairs were somewhat in
yolyed and it is intimated he absconded.
He leaves young and interesting wife, a
bride of only few months, who be-
lieves him to have been foully dealt with
Miss Nellie Mckinney, living about
three miles from this city across the Kansas
line was shot in the shoulder yesterday by
brother who was cleaning an Old pistol.
| She lies in critical condition.
Johanna Johnston. young Sweeedlsh
! lady, was at the Union depot
this morning mourning the departure of
young nobleman, with whom she
came from Stockholm, with the understand
| ing that they would be married on their
arrival here, He took all the money they
had, when arriving here, and left her pen
speak any English. She is in delicate
situation and will become mother in a
KANSAS CITY, July n.-John Dennis to-
| day struck John Gehring in the head with
brick-bat. Behring's skull was fractured
and he will probably die.
Six or ght burglaries were reported to
the police to-day. In two instances
the robberies occurred in broad daylight.
1t seems there is an influx of outside
thieves in addition to our own usually
abundant supply.
A very hard rain storm passed over
this section tonight. The sky looked
green as if cyclonic Storm, but though
yery large rainfall occurred. No serious
report of damage occurring have been re-
ported from this vicinity. The rain was
much needed by the corn of this region.
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Burnett
special 20 the Herald

special - ne herHiA
BUErETr, July She county convention
'democrstic conveutiOnl met to-day and
cent delegates n the state convention, who
are instructed 30 vote for Irelsnd for
governor. Coffee for lieutenant governor,
Brown for comptroller, Lubbock Tor
treasurer. McLeary for encouragement
md Walsh Tor commissioner ~ the gtseral
land nffice. Delegates were not instructed
Fur other sfsfe officers Delegates 70 The
congressional convention, when called Ners
irsfr1~.ad 90 vote for John Hauclck-
Urirrarfs % the seuaiu-sl convention. Nhen
~,iiat SIRE frf-irtefed % vote Tor W ii.
W..,f.n. uria a-fs 90 THE representative
convention usrs instructed f1r A1rtun-
Nnsrs Martin and J. Vaughn uers sent e.
iusfruc-ed dsiegates 10 the judiciary c1n-
rerfi0n-
Rain i nssded badiy.
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epe1al 10 the Heraid.
eaDrE1os, July She opinion nov
seems 20 hsvs become general that Samuel
st-nsburrer. business manager for sampson
HeidenheirDer. Who vas reyorfed ar9Nneo
Hc-5-~ rirf+ = al alive. Evidence
uasrra h - --r1nrIists daily % sfreI = n-n
~ = =. n. personsl this rnorning =
A. Eer-r rem ne q TlzrtT rno occufl-o
80 f-rs,I-e X q on Monday evening b.
f--rr = - : r'clork. - cal 81 the oetec-
ffrs rr,rI-~ n rrics a Hennessey upon z
rnrfts- 81 rrrnf importance. has cre,.e1
mud cornrnent, inasmuch ns tnst -. iDe
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marshall.
sre.l.is Ole nerd

MsrsHs1L. JOY s.-Hestsrday morning
Nd Lasiter and Ligs Champion. living
twelve miles south, met in en- orchard An
old fsud vas revived. snd bot words PISSED
rae r.s-tsd ChaurSoa vent home and
-.su-rs'f Win hts rnn. silui the crnterts
i-fo f.is fI-rnef. kflirr tim irs-arlF No
ous witnessed the Killing lusftrr lese
Rid sr fnquest rssfer'iar ~ rlinE- Dhsrn-
Mon va n--rsfrd 81 p'eced IN IaiL Pc
Iirrfrarr trial Murfet
John perrrar - J ftrsur. Il IN ~ r-ifT
a-l1--sa- ~ r ~ an OF srld hrues
49, ri,.H L r.rr resterIaT
: 49, f1-Af rns-rinE u he
H9-risar ttr- ~ kis uurning Hon-
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OrrosD. Ma, August %, ls1l.-UAEItA MD
CISE COMPANr.
.r..lIrl..N.-rer.an., :.

A patient. after giving Compound ONygtr
a trial. writes. Hesdache al gone; apTe
lite good, and can sleep all night without
coughing q thing hsve not been able q
DO f0r year. fee. Ike new er-1n.
Orvpeuu ant free. DIS. starEey A falen
no. and iii Girard street, Philadelphia
perwErfrario.
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HilIsborO.
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the herhlu
HILLsBoRo, July S.-The county conven
ton met here to-day. DIR. A. M. Douglass
was elected chairman, ]. M. Duncan secre
tary. Resolutions were adopted as follows
Endorsing the administration of Governor
Roberts, endorsing Senator Coke, instruct
ing delegates to vote lor DIN Wellborn TO
congress, DR.. A. NJ. Douglass for state SEN
ator, and E. o. Call, Of the Hillsboro bar,
for hoater. When the resolution instruct
ing delegates to vote for Wellborn for con
gress was served, stormy and spirited de-
bate followed over motions to substitute,
amend and lay the motion on the table.
The Wellborn men were greatly in the ma
iority, and the resolution was adopted.
Colonel Crawford and Major Jones were
here, but did not make speeches. The
delegates to the state convention so to
Galveston unrestricted, and it appears
that at least one-halfif not more ofthe del
egates favor Roberts in preference to Ire
land.
A resolution asking tor instructions for
Smith, of Terrell, for comptroller, was de-
feated. Hilsboro was recommended as the
proper place to hold the fotarial conven'
ton, and Grand View for the senatorial con-
vention.
Weather quite warm.
Hillsboro is improving rapidly.
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Halls versi.bls siciiian Hair Rsnfvei
Il a urfverssi fsVurife i0r resting rr15
lair 10 ifs 0-irinsl color, ard nate hsi'
r-rr cut tfIirE.
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The ustsuf cotton picker's shade, Of
Arnold 4 Arnold OVert0n- kusz county
l. one Of the Der th.ncs frrsrt- tp1rtl
rivFfs ~ saie lrv. Write Tor circulars
rlriefs and terms.
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errrusr. 1ulr s-rrETsc- cuurltT ro1-
r-iIfiriI "a nt - ri1rr-f'ouse ~ q clock
VA frII aeieaari m firm flu-fr-'' rI-iflr-s
D ~ = aavrrfrs. cIairrneri r. -.
s.--..r-r rl.rar-.trs ws-e s.'erted r N
s.rh r-rrir-- sd ffiee1 r. r. - ne
.tats sd crnr--sE 0n.l corTertions -
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ef-ne - -ar- ern - ezriiT rafs e. ION
100 ~ q Eider-t 4 o.. r. he-clrJ
49, - Yea senf o. thelf t1tnirlrs
- r.r-r1rrlia-s rFl
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Strapcd.

Fstrayed by j. ]. Parish before Geo hObeil-
son. j. T., June 10, 1882, one yellow horse, with
black pane and tail, l3 hands high years old
landed thus, d U, on left shoulder.
J. r. Edmondson estrayS before IL. fI,ce,
instice of tue lcace, Dallas county, one bay
marc, black name, legs and tall about II hands
1ign about no or 70 years old, braided 6 on
leit shoulder and left hip, and valued az SO.
X H. Tooley estIa's bei1ie w H. tIl.e, ,us'
lie of IN, pesce one fOrr-l horse, blaze face,
shGut IS hands nigh 5 wears OH, branded on
left shoulder, valued at VA; one sonci hOise,
b'nze face, about lax hands high, about year,
IA branded Z within diamJnd) on left Shout.
gsr valued ut s!j: one sOrrel horse, about II
hands high, alb ut Il years old, no brands,
valued at SO. -, =, MI. ,.,-,,o,
4. w. Miller e-trays before W. II. Price, justice
Of IN. ncoce. one claybank mare, about years
oid Ii. hands high, branded 81 on leit shout
~ and n nlued ~ s1u
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william Stedmsn was called 10 the chair
and Oh tries N. Adams acted rs secretary
It was moved and carried that every mem
Der OF this bar BY constituted delegate Il
attend the bar association to convene IL
Galveston, July 18th.
Pat Cassiday and John Thompson
(coored), employed at Mathe's saw mill
quarreled and fought Pat lodged o small
lead mine in Johns "popon,'' and Cassiday
skipped the country. Nothing serious is
apprehended.
The citizens will meet at the courthouse
'to.night to consider the proposition OF
voting tax for public school purposes.
MARSHALL, July 1.-THE mass meeting
at the courthouse last night held in the in
terest of public free-sohools was slimly at
tended A petition has been circulated for
signatures and will be presented to the
council tonight asking that an election be
held to determine whether or not the citi--
zens will submit to be taxed for free-school
purposes.
Lige Champion, the slayer of Ed Lassi-
ter, will have his preliminary trial to-mor'
row.
We had refreshing shower this morning
with indications of more this evening.