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de Erie Railway Elevator Burncd
Five Men Killed Oatright
and One Too Badly In.
jured to Recover.
Two of the Robbers and Murdcrers of
Andy Hall Hung by Body
of Lynchers.
Little Billy Malone Undertakes TO DO
a Little Jaymbbelling OF
His Own.
Two Men Riddled With Bullets by An
Ayenging Mob.
Joseph ReddOn Hung for the Rape of n
Little Girl.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Joseph Reddon Hung for the Rape of /
Little Girl.
)ther Foreign and Domestic News.
Washington News-Items


WASHINGTON, d. c., August 2j.-In the
star-route cases to-day Mr.. Merrick con-
tinued his argument and filed number OF
authorities in the reports of legal prosecu'
tlons laid down by him yesterday. He then
took up Dorsey's case and endeavored to
show that J. w. Dorsey, whom the defense
called Christian gentleman, had been
guilty OF the most flagrant acts Of perjury.
ID. W. Dorsey had been the central figure
and principalsupporter of the conspiracy all
through. He kept himself, as far as pos
sble, concealed, and did business towards
the witness, Boone, on graveyard principles.
Mr.. Merrick reviewed i'll detail his story of
the relation of these men and the other
indicted contractors with Brady and with
one another, to show that all had a common
interest and worked together to delraud the
government, and an incidental reference
by Mr.. Mcnick to the fact that only one of
the defendants had been put on the stand, in
self.deitnse brought ON sharp contro-
versy between the court and counsel as to
the admissibiity of such remarks. Mr.
Merrick was finally admonished, but said
he would argue the question at the proper
time. Continuing his review he said the
conspiracy does not end where these men
divided UP the routes between them, be-
cause it had been shown that they inter
changed routes and acted for one another
as circumstances required He read
letters from Dorsey to Anthony
Joseph, requesting the latter to get
up petitions in q variety of handwritings
for expedition and said they showed frau
dulent intent. Mr.. Merrick then dwelt
upon the necessity of regarding the pro-
ductions of primary consideration i'll expe-
ditions OF star-routes and said Brady had
persistently disregarded them. He insisted
with emphasis that expedition of service
on the 0jo Calente route wasapatent fraud
on the face.
AT 4 O'Clock, pending the conclusion Of
Mr.. Merrick's argument, court adjourned
A dispatch from Holly Springs, Miss, an
nounces that Hannibal &. Carter has en-.
tered the field as a straight-out republican
candidate for congress for the second dis.
trict against Chalmers. He was secretary
of state by appointment under Governor
Powers, and has been a member of the
Mississippi legislature. Carter's home has
been in Vicksburg, and Chalmers at FrlarS
Point, both in the "shot.string" district
In his circular to the voters of the I'd dis
trict, Carter answers in advance the posi-
BILE objections that he does not live in that
district, by saying he is citizen of the
state, and has not deserted another district
on account of bad conduct. His party has
no candidate in the district who has any
claims to its support
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ihe Bank OF the Cpncho Near a Mile
Wide, and Sweeping Houses,
Stock, Etc., Down to
Destruction.
ihe Court-l'ouse Fifteen Feet In Water
Telegraph Lines Covered
for a Mile.
lion. John Hancock Is Nominated nv
the Tenth Congressional
Convention.
A Family Cut on by High Water and
Nearly Drowned.
Large Numbers OF Dead Animals Ale
Floating About.
Other Interesting State News,
A Family Cut on by High Water and
Nearly Drowned.
Large Numbers OF Dead Animals Ale
Floating About.
Other Interesting State News
Austin.

Austin.
Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, August 25.-The congressional
convention was called to order at o O'Clock
this morning, The roll call showed nine
upson delegates absent. The following
resolution was read and unanimously
adopted.
WHEREAS The democratic convention of
TINS, the 10Th congressional district, met NJ
the city Of Austin, the 2ith day OF August.
pursuant to the call of n. &. Shelley. ESQ.
chairman; and,
Whereas, A number of the delegates
elected to the convention in the interest OF
Hon. q. upson, and representing minority
ol me ueiegates, have refused to participate
III tne proceedings OF the convention; and,
whereas, This convention has used every
honorable effort to induce the absent dele.
gates to come into this convention and par.
llcpate upon fair and equal terms in All
business to be transacted by it, going even
TO The extent of appointing Il committee
consisting OF A ;. Fisher, of Williamson
| county, and John IL. Stewart, of Travis
county, to wait upon such absentees and
| urge them to come into the convention. and
assuring them of cordial reception and
adjourned until this morning to give such
aosentees ample time tor consideration ol
the situationi and,
whereas, All efforts Oh the part OF this
convention looking to harmony and peace,
and the success OF the Democratic party In
this congressional district, seem 10 have
| met with no response from the main por
ton OF such absentees, be il, therefore,
Resolved, That this convention do pro
ceed to ballot for a candidate for conpres,
without further delay, believing their actor
IN this behalf will be endorsed by all tru,
democrats IN this district who consider dem
ocratic principles paramount TO all indi
vidual preference.
Hon. John Hancock was put in nomina
ton and was nominated unanimously. a
committee of five was appointed TO motif,
MN by telegraph he being in New York. =
A committee was also appointed to pre-
pare an address TO the people OF this dis
trlct explaining the action OF the committee
Hon. George Pfeutler, high-tariiI demo
crat, was elected chairman, and thereon th,
convention adjourned sine die.
The Waco matrimonial association filed ,
charter to-day.
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Coilcllo,
Special 10 the Herald.

SfN'hi w wv Iitlulu'
CoNcno, August 2i,--Heavy rains began
ut So'clock last night, continuing until .
to-day. The North and main Concho riy.
ers are nearly mile wide at this point, and
rapidly rising. The North Concho at San
Angeles swelled to unheard of depth, il
now at this hour 1 p. m, has gained point
on the main stream of San Angeles. suh.
merging all the houses. The Concho hotel
is now deserted and the people are moving
a,l Their effects on. the high ground. Ben
flcklin, on the main Concho, is completely
inundated. The courthouse must have
fifteen feet of water In il.
Horses, trunks, cattle, sheep and
every conceivable thing are floating
down the river. We are entirely cut Of
from all communication except BY Fort
DAVIS. The military telegraph lines
are covered for distance of over mile
q mile from Concho with water.
No deaths reported aS yet but fears are IN.
tertained for the people of Ben Ficklin. The
Old stage station where Mrs. .Metcalfand fam.
lily reside Is covered with water, but the
occupants must have escaped. Loss to prop.
erty VIII amount TO many hundred thou.
sands.
Later, Sp, m.--The north Concbo river
IS falling. The loss of property in San
Angeles, as seen from this side, includes
Mrs. Lankerly's fine hotel, Patton q Long.
witn's tin shop Vecke's store house, Mul.
lez y Hicks livery stable building and ionr
dwelling houses. These were ali adobe
buildings. Along the banks were some
ility or sixty Mexican houses, all washed
away, The Post engine house is detroyed.
Inc loss at Ben finklin is not yc, ascer.
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Isiidle,i,

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 25.-As the
train containing two colored prisoners
named Savage and James, reached Madison
this morning, 1t was met by about one
hundred persons, twelve or fifteen of whom
rushed into the train and ridded the pris.
oners with bullets. The agent ofthe rail.
road did not suspect any violence until A
short time before the arrival of the train
when he attempted TO telegraph each way,
but found the wires cut. He then ran IN
the track and signaed the
conductor not to stop, but
some one had boarded the train and IN.
coupled the two rear cars. The prisoners
had been convicted Of the murder OF Frank
Patterson which occurred on the sth of
February, 1851, at Madison, in the room
where tostimoney was being taken In the
contested election case of Bsbee VS.. Finlsy.
A new trial had been granted by the ali.
preme court, and they were being
conveyed from Tallahassee TO Jasper 10 un,
dergo that trial when they were murdered
as detailed above. There Is great excite.
ment In Madison over the outrage.
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Waco.
Specisl 10 the IIernli.

Waco, August 25.-The authorities n
the Narrow Gauge railway have secured a
new bond guaranteeing the right.ofway
depot grounds, etc, according to the origna,
contract and work on the line will no doubt
be resumed without delay. 1t is believed
that Gatesville will be the western terminus
oi the road Tor some time after complotion
to that point. ''''
Nearly three hundred dollars was r,ised
today Tor the Brownsville yellow fever snt.
ierers and the amount forwarded bv tele.
graph this evening. WV
=, Tho Brazos river Is higher thar NJ onv
time Tor ten years, and still rising. The
character of drift iloating down shows TINT
many farms above have been subme erreJ
and crops and other property DESTROYED w
=, Tho walking match still attracts alton.
.lon. AT the end Of forty hours, this even.
Crook, 1is. ''' anu
r., During the thunder storm last night Mrs.
Theresa Good, who was subject 10 baar,
disease, died suddenly from fright follow
ing the terrific discharge of electricity, '"
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MahOnc's Jayhubbeiluy

WASHINGTON, d. C., August 25.-The
Post states this morning that circular has
been sent under the direction of Senator
Malone to a government clerk, fiom
virginia, asking for contribution of
per cent of his annual salary for the read
lnster's campaign expenses in Virginia.
The circular announces that this Is indie.
pendent of the IIubbell assessments
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Marshall


special TO the Herald
MARSHALL, August 95.-The nomination
oil Colonel Jones for congress gives general
satisfaction.
me cotton worm is appearing In gro,
numbers, and fears are entertained thai II
S'sIn SMa,V VIII DC cut short in consequence,
Of |hlor thd,rntz hletz has received a consignm
them ON his stock farm, Mnch ,nta.p
being given to this industry "'''''
Inc fair association are putting ,h;nu
order for the coming fair. '''"s'
me mechsnlos picnic, at Scot.viIl- I
to'msorrow, given by those of tbe r,
racine, proinisesto be a grand affair,
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Cotton Report .

LIVERPOOL, August 25,-This weeks cir
cular o. tse Liverpool Cotton Brokers' as
ISOLATION says: Cotton has been In mod
crate demand with n. tendency in favor OF
buyers. There has been less request for
American, and prices are reduced lid.
In sea island there were sales to fair ex.
tent; prices are unchanged; futures early
IN the week were dull and declined 3.32d for
near, l.32d to 1-lGd for more distant po.
sitions, but on Thursday they were iirmer,
closing at decline Of l.S2d for near, while
distant positions were unchanged or weak.
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Fort Worth.


Special to the Herald.
FoET Worm, August 25.-Thc Il
stock by the overflow is considerable.
main bridges are destroyed. A
named Henderson were cut Off and ,
drowned. a i their goods were lost
animals are floating past.
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GrcenbaCk Nomluntions.

TOPEKA, KAN, August 25.--At the green.
hackers state convention vest erday ex-
Governor Charles Robinson the first gov.
ernor of Kansas, was nominated FOR gov.
ernor. One of the nominees for congress
at large is Allen Williams, a coored man.
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Nominations,

sAlMA, ALA, August 25.-John w. Jones,
colored, was nominated by the republican
convention of the dth district, for the VA.
canov, and ex.Judge George II. Craig, for
the 10th congress-.
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bryan.
Special to tho Herald.

'l'NN'" !" INV ucfNli,
BRYAN August pa Mexican. cl
with horse theft, escaped TODAY froi
lall by taking advantage of the iaile
locklhg them outside the corridor
was pursued and captured.
bryan to-day received $50 bales of 4
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Dead
RICHMOND, v

RICHMOND, Va, August 9j.-Judge Rich.
ard Z. Moncure, president Of the Virginia
supreme court of appeals, died today al hi,
home in Stafford county, Virginia, aged II
yenrS.
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Gatesville.
Special to the Herald.

oArhsVillf' August 25,-Satis factory mr..
ranSements have been effected between the
S,teens T OF this place and the officials of ,bs
eNas 81 Louis railway, whereby thc
rlme has been extended to The latter Viii hno
wh'en 10 reach the town. owinr
W nhavoidaeie delays they could MOI
asIVn osloa u.a'esyllle by September ist and
Which, Which was ,yr Sn ex,ension OF sixty days,
NEST viii be here by the 10Th orsan,an, a
Der This Will give our town 1;rao, H. s.p.eil,-
mnnicatlon with Houston and Galves,o, en''''
Lngiord' who escaped from iaii some ten
unrs lrs since, has not been captured. w"
o,a ny cotton % crop promises to be the host
I'll. ~ ,iis country. Gatesville will shin
'uI,y my thousand bales this iall. - '''p
uur town Is on boom in anticipation of
heavy business this season. p'''o' vi
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Lyncliei.

Tucson, A. August 9j,-lIewley and
l.. V. Grieves were hanged at Globe yester.
day by Judge Lynch, for the murder of DIR.
Vale and the express messenger. Andy
Hall. Cicero Grieves was spared Tor trial by
the regular court.
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NEWCASTLE, DBL, August 25.-James
Reddcn, alias Jim Lout, was hanged here
ut l0lI o'clock this morning for the rape of
little Sallie Purse near Odessa, Delaware, in
February last. lie died in II minutes,
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Galveston.
Special to the Herald.

'p'Nihi w Nic Icrulu.
GALVESTON, August e0.-Dr. swearlupes
state health officer, who was refused admi,
tancc here about ten days since. IL IN On.
city, having arrived to-day. 80 :" 'ne
Dr; stuart, q. y. Wood, VIII. Newmo,
and I. O. Nunnelly, OF Dallas, nre nav. ,n"''
After consul alton with DIR. Swearin..,
state health officer, who arrived from Eus,, svS,
i'm Snsn,s .ns morning sa, Dr. Msrray Of the marine
companied by Drs. Burke and d'Ie Tnr.s1, ao'
q this point, and DR.. Fipncve e'eg, y,
Memphis, and two nurses 1l
medical supplies were also iorwsrasa @ pse
the revenue cutter Mclean. wbich sa Nj
to-day. Dr. Murray will devote his sarnss. su..a
efforts 70 the checking of the dread In usS' fss
tion. -Four special officers recentlv ',ec- ss
pointed to quarantine duty were discbs,ssp, ~,
at the instance Of the:boafd Of health. t6s;r ~
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REASONS WHY !

r. Nothing easy explain why buyers of ready made
ng can benefit by dealing with In the first place we
nave the largest stock to choose from in this section In the
m place we have taken the utmost pains to bring the
garments that be made at eery price we touch
A question with is not how much we can make on suit
oeFeoat but how good and acceptable suit overcoa
m can sell for given price, This is policy, and whatever
intending purchasers of Ready made Clothing wish to pay
WY can rely on finding the best value for that here
Saryng SO large assortment do of Mems and
|ys Clothing, good choice always be depended on
M STOCK being constantly repenshed with and fresh
@ all of which critically examined before being placed
aes Tor sale. Prices reasonable throughout We have
'eceved large addition to Young Mems Suits; dur
aa aoe reliable coors, stylish cu-not surpassed by
asees. N ''''p'' "''' '''O
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A Respite.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 25.--William
bryant, who was sentenced to be hanged
to-day at Madison for the murder of Mr..
Moore, has obtained a writ of error, and
date.
a dispatch from Captain T. A. Hendry,
gated klckpockee, August 18th, and Fort
Myers, I'D, says; The Florida Land and
improvement company's canal has just
been completed to Lake Kickpockee, Il
large lake within three miles of Lake Oke.
chobee, and an immense volume of water is
coming down the Coloosahatchee river,
amid great rejoicing. The completion OF
TINS work brings into cultivation the finest
sugar lands in Florida
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MY son, when you hear man grow
and scoldng because Moodv oo,s ssd
week for preacbing chris,,..,e e''a >"
"o.aa,,., o t'."IH"s V'i's'iahity, you
p penoe'Ye .lat ne never worries a minute \
Gasso tngersoil gets 500 night for prea
ing ATHEISM. You will observe Tint
nian WI MhU ls uhutterbly shocked beca
raauoas ruan MuIphy gets 500 a week rte
pgha"ntr phan Wprk seems TO think II IL all ria
% WIEN wy oaIkeeper takes in twice SO mu
MONEY III single day. The laborer Is WI
my OF his nlre, my boy, and he is inst
Wor.hy oI II IN the pulpit as he is upon II
stump. Is me man who is honestly tryir
70 save your immortal soul worth less to
w. yongressl Isn't Moody doing us god
monh as lngersollF Isn't John b. Cough a
NUN tnc lrlehd oi humanity and socict
~ ~ .ne oattennert DO you want TO eet nj
,n ,he goou "a 'he world for nothing, SO tha
S2o Sou my oe aqle TO pay high price for IN,
oau hcinenber, my boy, the good thing,
g. o Moliu are always the chcapestl
pis Su'er COSTS less than corn whiskev.
poi sclgary VIII buy two orthrec bibles
ganon 9i oid brandy costs more than n
re' oonn @ y, nouf 'iull hand' at poker
,, often costs man more in twenty min.
@ ues !hah ms church subscription
anuounts aoa,' 10 IN three years; state election
Vosls more thona revival Of religion; Won con
seep ~ church every Sunday niornina
Gm,6 Ipr 6n2&,hing, &ua, IT you're mean enough to 3
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special 10 the Herald.

'NN''' :" NHc HeraiC.
~ lAtNstiNE' August 25-Yesterday the
board OF examiners of the seventh district
IHI"s,SSmg II Soanig. OF Professor +. Petit, Mrs. W.
anu . recommended w. II. Morrison 'f ior re,e en'
ppthars phuu!i u,i and he was appointed, The
0'ISrs Tnrd0y will DC be appointed hereafter. '"'
conrressiona,c ,nc convention for the second
cree O. leon, J., was elected president, and A. w w
Spreksg, pnksgs OF Anderson, secretary; Dr. Dr. Wins "
for S.spa Congress Nominated sacan Hon II. Reagan
derson, and Faux, Of Hsndersogre dsoge' ~ An. An,
uo,h,"a;sa wss nn,;sa oy acc'anaton. JUDGE Reasan
iSs WSs nOtlnsd u"eaas and made an all and cxhans
GenSrpsI Gem spyeSV, WI 1t, rvlewedG, W. Jones' and
meet them He promises to make n'vu, /, wor,,, W
nra,;a pa .ne inuependcnts, etc. Every domn.
S speech v0'fr ought g Rsiaa to have copy Of his
printed. Judge Wood was eleetoT '', aho 10 10
man for the next two years N'''''u ohar'
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Oldest . stove line. First Il was stated ih,t is
s,s,,s ,nc Oldest stove probably in the linked
StA,es s.I y the one. that warns The bali of
J. virgipia's capitol In Richmond. Il H. wss %
nane ,1an IN England. and sent to Richmond IN
sy, s,W, anu warmed the house Of burgesses for >,
sMty years before Il was removed 10 10 H. H. 8
present location, where Il has % remainsJ IN funl
sn, snrsy ". years. Next comes correspop 4 q,
eosno e, Wno rss9s ,n tha, at the centennial
hibited in the Pennsylvania sducsSinDsss9 y
puiidlnr cast at Cornwall furnace -
s,,a eanon nc county in l7i3, fiity.seven -
was one, cast about the sams !
believe in Cornwall furnaces ,rsss cns.sM Y ~ 81.
school.house scn.,' near Fuhktowpsint louis. Nc:
regular use, AZ was inforrssi ! lserlsiss q A.
~ 4 with me at tine .:ss : 'ss'; ss. ':s W. =;
aos'' stns II fyrlIiiA usDesft9e
ItI 90 u lev tsyA AZ ~ o.e
..... 4 seifats<e eaee<<>s " 41pceufo
N|s ~ uth sat u<lisine. A4vjeo fe4
-. :. ~ ~ NE usti1s annlee1Ae1 scoet
a 4ss,'sS s ~ ~ ~ s2ssua ,,fan - Z
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sary. SN' N''S'"sieu neSes-
,,;'n james ponelly fell from second story
WINDOW, but at last reports WINS So,n,, My MN
aaron holland o0lored, was run ovsr W., hy !.
Iar .oaued with cotton and had his arm ,nS =
rg 9auly crushed, at point twenty r,ilss
Va. W rom Rosenberg junction, on t6e Nav
hrn,'N a. iexas MeNican railroad. He was
orousht TO Galveston for treatment, ""'
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gauantry. l soon found that the enemy
were being largely reinforced, as | could
see trains arriving, thought it incon-
slstent with the traditions for the
queens army to retire before any
number OF Egyptians, and so /
oeclded to bold ground until reinforce
ments arrived. All day have had the
Egyptian force, OF l0,00 men with ten guns,
IN my front aud on my right flank; the
precision OF the enemy's artillery was good,
but, fortunately, they fired common shell
only, aud when they tried to fire shrapnel
their fuses were badly adjusted The enc
my had their cavalry in line. Our horses,
havlng been recently on board
snip, We're. not in condition to
gallop much. The horse-artillery guns
were served with pluck and ability. Our
casualties have been slight Captain Hal.
lam farr, was wounded through the leg,
Lord Mellgund received a wound in the
hand, Captain PARIS mounted infantry
distinguished itself. All the troops engaged
dld well. Tomorrow friday | shall at.
TACK the enemy's position at Holenke ana
nope to take possession OF the dam they
CONSTRUCTED this morning.
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stocks.


NEW ioRE, August 2o.-The stock mar.
ket opened with prices irregular. Omaha
preferred opening per cent and New York,
chicago and st, Louis per cent higher,
while Oregon and Sentimental and
heading opened per cent. for
the former and a per cent. lower
ior the latter. After opening the
prices declined generally, | and per cent,
Later, Louisville and Nashville. Lake
Shore, preferred, and New Jersey Cen
tral were also prominent in the decline;
North West and st. Joe preferred were ex-
ceptlons, the former advancing I per cent.
anu the latter per cent. Prices then nd.
Vahced and 2 per cent. Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western, per cent, Louisville
ana Nashville IL; Wabash 7, and Denver &
lao Grande per cent, being the most con.
spicuous IN the upward movement. Just
at IL O'Clock the Delaware, Lackawanna
~ Western and Louisville & Nashville re,
acted per cent.
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The Strongest Argument f!


bird
me
Lambs 70
clothing and dealing
upon that than feature
the treatment
We are huto goods have but one answer we
tsals Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Hosiery NeckWea, &c" &C.
a we nave frequently Sommensd upon our tasteful
this shall be ouss male at
Nnx I. REINH ARDT.
TREET, DALLAS TEX Peoples Clothic
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IMMENSE ARRIVALS On NALL AND WINTER
Ms@ CLOTHING. @N
/. r Elm III A RDT
THE PEOPLES CLOTIIIER.
7O4 ELM STREET,

w.. In the early selection and display of Fall an
winter Clothing for Men, Youths and Boys. The contest
ses to be lively indeed Over 900 worth of New
eNhng and Gents Furnishing Goods in Stock and under
way and every day adds to already enormous stock
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SCHOOL BEGINS,

And parents are debating on the methods Of supplying
uea nss In this connection are able to offer some