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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07
Covering mp the Deficiency.

Texas SiftingsI
Mira. Wallis Yates il the wife of an Aus.
tin merchant in failing circumstances. She
is extremely thin, but, nevertheless, at
tends balls and parties in q very low.necked
dress. She attracted the attention of two
young men at ball not long since. One
of them said to the other:
''Do you see how Mrs. Wallis Yates is
dressed7'
yes, her husband ought to tell her to
do like lie does in his business"
"Cover Up the DEFICIENCIES so the public
cannot zee themf"
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Guilty of Wrong.

Some people have a fashion of confusing
excellent remedies with the large mass of
patent incidence and in this they are
guilty of wrong. There are some adver-
'iss d remedies fully worth all that is asked
for them, and one at least we know of-Hop
Bitters The writer has had occasion TO use
the Bitters in Just such climate as we have
most of the year in Bay City. and has always
found them to be first-class and reliable.
doing all that is claimed for them.-Tribune.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07

LFfom Naurtne and Other Poems by Ella
Whe7ler


IT'S our loves noon of glory,
You say. with smiling face.
Not yet the wondrous story
For US grows commonplace,
Theu sweet lips reach aud kiss me,
Aud fond arms hold me-so,
For now. when you will miss me,
Is the time fer me to go.
Nay. nay, am not cruel,
Speak not to chide or blame;
But how, when lips are fuel,
And now, when kiss is flame.
Before dreams lose their splendor,
or ennut finds the heart
That Is so fond and tender,
is the time for US to part.
IT'S better TO feel sorrow,
And part with tears this morn,
Than TO wait until tomorrow
And part with hate and scorn,
lis better 10 go grieving,
With many a fond regret,
Than TO defer the leaving
TIL the sun OF love has set.
IT'S better to remember
Our love year in its bloom,
Than TO wait until November.
Dull-skied and gray with gloom,
lis better TO go freighted
With our passion full of grace
Than TO wait till we are sated
And our love grows commonplace,
Then. dear lips. reach and kiss me,
And fond arms, hold me-so,
For now, when you will miss me,
is the time fo- me TO go.
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The pr,nce and the composer.

Beethoven had incurred the displeasure
of one of those petty German -sovereigns
whose territory il infinitely less than their
dynsstic pretensions Notice was served on
him to quit the States of His Serene High
ness within twenty -four hours. Beethoven
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The Sales-LadY.

She spread the goods before him,
With haif-sverted eyes,
Their quality and value
ExlnliiUg 10 the skies
That voio>-Sh, how bewitchingi
Those bands-h0w soft AID whitel
Those eyes-bow fascinating
That face-how fair q sight!
"Tbe goods are very pretty
No doubt what they sppear,
But then, 1 think" be added,
"You are n lfit Q dear
With cheeks spffused with bushes,
she turned her head away,
And iunocently answered
That's what the fellers say"
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Drink to me only with thine eyes,
And will pledge with mine;
To leave kiss but in the cup,
And III not look for wine
The thirst that from the soul doth rise,
Doth ask drink divine;
But might of JOve's nectar sup,
i would not change for thine.
BEN JoSsoN.
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wrote in reply: "Prince, If your Highness
win take the trouble to ascend to your bal
cony, you viii see me cross the frontier in
i've minutes La Semaine Franchise.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07

Mrs. Daniel venoyle, Bremen, Marshall
County, says: Browns Iron Bitters cured
me OF dyspepsia
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ncc q week In your own town. Terms and 3 out
1OO stree. Addrea Il. Hallett 4 Co., Portland
Maine
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For Broken Breast and Sore
Prepared only By PeND'S ENIRACI Coz

NEW YORK AND LONDON.
For sale by ell Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealer
Orders for 81 worth, carriage free, on receipt Of
s2.25. Orders for S. worth, carriage free. onre
ceipts OF s5, If addressed 70 X Vest 14th Street
Nav York
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0rhn When the Extract Is used accOrdinf
oSuS. TO directions its effect is simply
wonderful.
piiae Blind, Bleeuing. or Itching. II Is tn
hSSt greatest known remedy; rapidly curirr
when other medicines have failed. Ponds FL
tract Medicated Paper for closet use, is p1
ventive against Chatting and Piles. Our Oini
ment is of great service where the removal o.
clothing is iBcOnyenient
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-28

charters of the companies jeopardized by
such reference.
The poor groan, but he docs not hear
their murmuring. He shuts his eyes to
the sight OF their wrongs. Petted by
the monopolists, he thinks they are
abused. He is not familiar with these
facts that are potent to everybody else:
That the revenues of these roads were so
enormous that, although the original
capital invested was only some eighteen
millions, the stock had been increased to
forty.three millions, on which the for
tunate holders were receiving dividends
of l2I per cent per mum. 1t was not
plain to him that if these roads could
pay l24 per cent on S43, 000, 600 with
fares at ten cents, they could pay a
handsome profit on the true capital in.
vested with fares at FIVE cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-28
A FATAL VETO.

Governor Cleveland, Governor of New
York, elected by a majority Of nearly
200, 600 votes, has shown that he is not a
man of the people. He proves to have
been unknown" in every sense Of the
term. On the ground of assumed Gun.
constitutionality" he vetoed the bill re.
ducing the fare on the New York City
elevated railroads, while the decisions of
the Supreme Court Of the United States
make it plain that subsequent Legis.
atures may undo the acts OF previous
Legislatures. and that State Legislatures
nay modify charters. Like many another
man Of his ilk, Governor Cleveland
becomes an ~sxpounder of constitutional
law per sa,tam. and unblpah!usly asusps
the functions Of the Judiciary.
He was not willing to confine himself
to a consideration Of the justice and
reason Of ths measure. He rather
played the artful dodgsr in the WORKOUT
sham of reverence for the fundamental
law.
He might have given the people d
chance for a hearing in the Courts, bu&
he could not in conscience allow the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-28

and Chief Officer Barrett of the White
Star steamer Republic were arrested yes
terday in a civil suit for SIS, 900 damages
by Thomas Douse. a s%towsway, rescued
from the wrecked steamer Glamor Gan on
suspicion of being implicated in the Phe-
nix Park murders in Dublin.
Hanged by n LynchinG Party.
HELENA, M. T., March PA man
named Coomes, keeper Of a tavern near
the mouth OF Greenhorn, and a guest
named Smith were hanged yesterday by a
lynching party of Is, on suspicion that
they had fired the barn Of a neishbor,
causing the loss of considerable stock.
Blown Up by Dynamite.
Prescott, Ark, March 27.-The Boys
Preparatory Department of the High
School was blown up yesterday by dyna-
mite. with which experiments had been
made. Nobody was hurt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-28
OVER THE WATER.

A Verdict of Guilty Against the
Six Alleged Members of the Ar.
nlnsh Assassination Society -
Earthquake shocks at Bianca
VtlIa-A SOcialistic Manifesto In
Circulation.
SPECIAL TO THE sENT1SEL.1
BELFAST, March 27.-The English re-
ports say that the jury rendered a verdict
OF guilty in the cases OF the six alleged mem
bers of the Armagh Assassination Society,
who were placed on trial yesterday. Coun-
sci for the defense mainly tried to i'm
peach the evidence given by an informer
named Duffey. He argued that the Crown
doubted its own case, because it had failed
to secure the indictment of the men who,
according to the evidence offered by the
Crown, were strongly implicated in the
crimes charged against the prisoners.
Counsel for the Grown, in reply, strongly
asserted the completely of the Land League
in the projected murder Of Landlord
Brooke.
CATANIA, March 27.-Earthquake shocks,
accompanied by a rumbliug noise, at
Blanca Villa, a town in Dretivin, near
Mount Itna, caused a great panic among
the people. They are building huts in
the open country, fearing that the town
will be destroyed. The provisions have
been removed to a place of safety.
ODESSA, March PA Socialistic man
ifesto is in circulation in the southern part
of Russia, inviting the people to avail
themselves OF the coming fetes at the
coronation of the Gear to piIlage the
houses of mobiles and Jews. A deputation
of mobiles have gone to St. Petersburg to
ask Count Tolstoi, Minister of the Inte-
rior, to provide for the protection Of their
prODerty,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-28

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS A LA Wood
i amount of frst-clsss Mshogan'
that he will sell on reasonable terms. psr.
Parties can leave orders at Joe seney I INT
Der Shop, on RUBY Hill, and ct my CORA jus"
below tie Albion works, Richmond sia anara.
Ruby Hill. Fab. 40. 1888. -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-26
Eating Before sleeping.

Man is the only animil that can be taught
10 sleep quietly on an empty stomach. The
brute creation resent all efforts to coa1
them TO such violation Of the law OF ma
ture. The lion roars in the forest till BIZ
has found his prey, and when he has de
youred il, he sleeps over until he needs ar
other meal. The horse will paw ell night
10 the stable, and the pig will squeal In the
pen, refusing rest or sleep until they are
fed. The animals which chew the cud have
their own provision for late meal Just be
fore dropping of 10 their nightly slumbers
Man can train himself 10 the habit Of
fleeping without a preceding meal, but
only after long years Of practice. As be
comes into the world nature " too strong
for him, and be mnst be fed before be will
sleep. A child's stomach IL small, and
when perfectly filed, If no sickness dis
turbs IL, sleep follows naturally and in
evitsbly. As digestion goes on the stomach
begins 10 empty. A single fold in IL will
mate the Iittle sleeper restless; two will
yaken IL, and II IL b hushed sgain 70 repOse
the nap is short, and three folds put an end
20 the slumber. PsregOric or other mar
cotics may close its eyes again, but
without either food or some
Supplying drug Il viii not sleep.
no matter how healthy u may pc NOt
even an angel who learned the ART OF
Ministries In q celestial choir can sing .
babe 10 sleep on IN empty stomach.
Wsused tbe.0ft-quOted illustration, sleep
ing ~ sueetly as 30 infant" because this
siumber Of child follows Immediately Eff
ter lie stomach Il completely hlled with
vh0lsorns food The sleep which comes
20 sduits long after psrtat-
ing Of food, and when the stomach is
nearly or quite empty, is not sfter the type
q infsntile repose. There i AL The differ
ence IN the World between the sleep Of re
freshmeut and the sleep Of exhaustion.
To sleep vell the blood that svslls The
veirs IN the bead during cur busy bOurs
mus foe bsck. lenrinE = Erestly dimin.
ished volume bshind the bros Inst lately
rh-rbhed uith suct vehemeuce- To Or, q
wsl, ttis bod II ueeded 81 he stousch
and nearsr the f0u1talns q life u n he
sssssIishsd beyond the p1ssibility o con
tradiclion thst sep ads oirestlon, anr
thnt ne r-ocs.s q digestion d concnc,ve =
refreshing sl-r. u te-ds no arEurnert =
c1rvircs ~ o. this uutusl rela-icn- III
d-1usiness ufict alunys . lcws the well
rrterrd rrIsEI - lfssf n tesi roorT - rstur'
- ftis irterderenfe-ce-IA ew IorE Jour
"a 81 Ccruuerrs.
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Table Talk

Every lady who presides at a table is in
terested to know how she can depend upon
having things come upon the table as she
would like them. How often are remarks
like this made: "This is just my fate;
when especially want nice thing, some
how or other, it turns out poor!"
A lady expects company for tea. She Or
ders. for instance, biscuits, and they are
brought to the table heavy and indigesti-
bic. How many housekeepers can testify
to modification, as well as disappointment,
under such circumstances 1t may not,
however, have occurred TO them that It Is
not always the cooks fault" Your bis
cults, cakes, pot-pies. puddings, ETC.. etc,
cannot be raised with earth or worthless
substitutes. and il becomes your own fault
when you permit any Baking Powder to
come into your kitchen about which you
know absolutely nothing as to its purity or
healthfulness. -.
Tho market II flooded with "low-priced"
Baking Powders. gotten up to make an un-
Just profit by INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers
and dealers. and IL in worthy the attention
of all housekeepers TO note there is nj least
one brand OF Baking Powder distinctly sold
upon its merits, and which can be relied
upon for uniform strength and purity: The
Royal Baking Powder, now known almost
the world over as n standard article, has
stood the test Of nearly quarter OF CEN
fury, and its friends among the ladies' are
legion,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-26

u,HE STATE oFTEXAs, COUNTY OF Dali
L las. At a special session OF the Honorable
Commits sioner's Court OF Dallas county Texas
held at the court house, In the city Of Dallas
on Thursday, the 5th day Of July, A. D., 1883
the following order was made and ente. ed TO-
wit
1853. upon appl cation Of the requisite lumber
Of qualified vOt rs Of Justices Precinct No. 4,
Dallas county, Texas, an election was ordered
by this court 10 determine whether OF not the
sale Of intoxicating liquors and me icated Bit
tsrs. producing intOxicatiOn. should be prohi-
bited In said Justices Precincp and whereas,
In pursu .nt Of said order. an election was held
In said Justices Precinct, on Saturday. the
23d day OF June, 1883 and whereas, the vote
hsd. stssid ele, ton Paving been duly can
vassed By the court sooordir 70 law. and I, be.
ing found that q majority Of the votes 20 cast
were for pfohibifiOn," T. 10 thercfi re ordere1
by The court that the sale Of intoxicating liquOrs
and medicatsd bitiers. producing iDtgxiGsti ton,
b. and the same IL hereby absolutely prOhi.
bftpd except In cases by Law Otherwise provided
within said Justices Precinct No 4 and the
clerk o. the court il ordered 10 publish the same
a. the Law directs
A true cOpv from the minutes Of said court
Attest W.M C. HILL. County Clerk
Bye r. BOLANZ. Deputy.
Tu1v rfh A ID 1873
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Blnj fsm's Gom pouud,


MessTs. RdfoTE-
The above Is good likeness of Mrs. Lydia z pinio
ba OF Lynn Mass, who above all other human beings
may be truthfuy called the Dear Friend Of Woman,
rs some OF her correspondents love 10 call her. She
zealousy devoted to her work. which Is the outcome
Of a llfe-study, and Is obliged to keep ak lady
assistants to help her answerthe large correspondence
which daily pours in upon her each bearing its special
burden OF suffering or Joy at release from 1t. Her
Vegetable Compound is medicine for good and not
evil purposes have personally investigated 1t and
am satisfied of the truth of this
On account Of its proven merits, IL Is recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians in the country
One says, at works like charm and saves much
pain 1t will entirely the worst form Of falling
of the uterus Leucorrh9a. irregular and painful
Menstruatsn, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Floodings, all Dispacements and the con-
equent spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to
he Change Of Life."
1t permeates every portion Of the SYSTEM and gives
lew life and vigor 1t removes faintness natulency
destroys all craving for stmulants and relieves weak
ness of the stomach. 1t Bloatlng, Headaches,
Nervous Prostitution, General Debility sleepessness,
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling Of bearing
down. causing PAIN weight and backache, Is always
permanently cured by its IL will at all times and
under all circumstances, act in harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
1t costs only 81 per bottle or six for S. and is sold by
druggists. Any advice required as to special cases. ana
the of many who have been restored to perfect
health by the of the Vegetable Compound, can DO
obtained by addressing Mrs p, with stamp for reply
at her home in Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint of either sex this compounds
unsurpassed abundant testimonials show.
"Mrs Pinkham's Liver Pills." says one writer "are
the best IN the trorld for tho of Constipation
Biliousness and Torpidity of the liver. Her Blo.d
Puriherwo wonders in its special line and bids fair
to equal the Compound in its popularity.
All must respect heAas Angel Of Mercy whose son
ambition Is to do good to others.
Philadelphia. Pa. ca Mrs. A. NJ. d
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U,HE STATE oFTZXAs, COUNTY oFDAL-
/ las. At a special session If the Honorable
Commissioners Court of Dallas county, Texas,
held at the courthouse. IN the city OF Dallas on
Thursday, the 9th daT Of July A. De-, 1883, the
following order was made and entered t1-wit:
WHEREAS, on Friday, the 25th day of May,
1888 upon application Of the requisite number
Of qualified voters of Justices Precinct No. :,
Dallas county, T.xas, an election was ordered
by this court TO determine whether or not the
sale Of intoxica ing liquors and medicated bit
tiers, producing intoxicauon, should be pIohi-
bited in said Justices Precinct and whereas,
in pursuance of said order an election
was held n said Justices Precinct on
Saturday, the 23d day Of June, 1883. And
whereas, the vote had, at said election, having
been duly canyassed by The court according TO
law, and It being found that majority of the
votes so cast were For Prohibition, " IL there
fore ordered by the court that the sale Of intox-
eating liquors and medicated biiters producing
intoxicatfon, be- aud the same is hereby abso-
lutely prohibited, EXCEPT in cases by law other
wise prov ded within said Justices Precinct No.
3. and the clerk Of this court is ordered 10 pub
lish the same as the law directs
A true copy from the minutes OF said court.
Attest w. NJ. c. HILL, County Clerk,
By c. Y. Boz AM. Deputy.
Julyb A. D., 1883.
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me srArE oF1Exls ro LIZ sHER1FP

THE STATE oFTEXAs ToTHE SHERIFF
Il or any constable q Dallss county greetinr
You are hereby commanded 70 SUNNI on the
RsnkIn Ice Manufacturing Company by making
publication Of this citation once In each week
FOR four con scutive weeks previous 70 the re-
turn day hereof IN some nevHnaper published
IN your county, 20 appear a. The next regular
tern Of the comfy court o. Dallas c0uufv, v Be
holden 81 The cOurf-h0use thereof In Dallas, on
the third Monday IN sepieInbsr, issi the same
heiue the ~ b day Of sepierns.er. lss. then and
here " snsver q petitirn lied IN said cOurt on
the --day of June 1ss1. IN a suit nun bered
on the docket q said court No. lgss wherein
Iindslsy A Bradford Are plaintiff. and The
Rankin Ice NauufacfurinF CImpanT Il defen-
dan's sai1 petition silegIne thaf defendant Il in
dehisd he plaintfs IL fhs sun q 30 for
rIrufss llOual ssrvioes rendered ~ rlaintif- 81
nrtr-neys for he defendErt I'm recgvgriIg rcEl
estnts paving tares thereon, ard f0r prUfes-
rinnal atvlce ab0ut the sane. situated IN Dali
La Terna Herein fE1 not buf have yo1 BE-
FORE sid court AZ IN aforesaid nert regulAr
Urn DTS wit Win yrur returr thereon, show
f-lr ~ ~ur have errr-usrf fre sarns
Wiuesr ~ ~ G. Hill. Clerk Of ne
C-rrfr & M 81 ual e. County.
IL l-Girer Under NJ tanf ard seal ~ said
err . .1ics IN eity q n-li.. -. - dEJ q
IulT. l8s. VIC Hill.
fslr-t- Cl--k ~ rlaltas C5untI. Teras
l. D. BuGHEs DeDutJ-
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SeItxcr Ane ffmt.
1T is A FACT

1T is A FACT
THAT THOUSANDS OF OURBUsTNEsS MEN
GO TO THEIR OFFICES IN THE MORNING
AFTER AN UNEASY NIGHT OR A LATE
DINNER, FEELING DULL AND ALL OUT OF
SORTS. THIS is ENTIRELY UNNECES-
sARY, FOR A SINGLE DOSE OF THAT
SPARKLING FOAMING SPECIFIC. TAR
RANTS SELLER APERIENT, TAKEN
BEFORE BREAKFAST, WILL IMMEDIATE
LY DIsPEL ALL FEELINGS OF HEAVI-
NESS. REMOVE GENTLY BUT SURELY THE
CAUSE, AND QUICKEN INTO HEALTHY
ACTION EVERY FIBRE OF THE SYSTEM,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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..a A. ..,,.. AZ. !. .i.il A, l.s stsln, A,a, u
~ ,.l'.'m'.'v y" F" WV W wv
~ "'''''V"' sosesls
ma. 60. a. nIi. III s..,.,t.lt,, ,,,I
ine vy''n Iets ~, ne"i W., signs1 ~ ibs
hufsusy evenlnf WI Wy uufp 20 asiiad
5hefman feHte InslIu,vl w III Etc.
W Ofuef ~ thr pfesluenH W.. "; s o..n
SOM W ., w bIhnis,.i " nouui 10y ~
secretary Dfs oaunpe,s hnI D"pffuyl W
BCDhsmi w; fOft, ol IsrNS ~. t,n usnlt11s'
on Oollihsyhs uno,eo't W. nt IA
PIckens, on bens, anu nurgusYn' w D''
Louis, with sherman physioldhs, uyh-
stituted the attendance. Inc regular
business OF the society was uans'
acted and special committees were
appointed: On credentials Drs. SCOT, p,l-
ting and Fort. Petitions ior memoership
chreest. Committee on neurology was con-
tinued as ~ last meeting consisting OF L.
w. Johns, A. +. Becton, Il. Wright. Com
mittee on practice made report subject
Group. On surgery, subject: antiseptic
DIR, ssines. On obstretics and gyne.
cology, subject instrumental delivery.
On motion, the above subjects were
continued for discussion at night ses-
sion. report of cancer of the breast with
operation by DR.. Movers, of Honey Grove,
was read. By same, a report Of case OF
monstrositv. At the night session DR.. !
Kennedy. Of the committee, made an oral
address on the subject of Group, and after
agreed that there was no specific for this
disease and that no recent discoveries had |
enahIed medical science TO master IL, one |
member going 80 far as to saw he did not |
think n genuine case of mem branous Group |
had ever recovered. After this a paper on |
bu Dr. Fort which deyeloped all the gem
tieman's tondness for germs" and dis.
,,Ionad 5oo,, ro.oa roh apd oraat thou obt in
th hay wr;, u1'p i'''"'A anu ei'"'
coroRApo CITY.
Than Hamilton ia in the city. building a
new hotel on the east side of the square.
Mr.. A. R. Ernest whose ranch is in
scnrrv conntv was in town last week. rest
inc m
ternoon for Waco. to spend few DAYS with
fr;ends
NJ r. Doo.o n nrominent Cattle man
has coma to Anstin To snend a few weeks
with fr;ends and relatives.
Mrs. Dr Goocbe started for Lampasas
SWINGS Mopdav IN snend the summer.
IaavnS The doctor a temporary widower.
NJ N Sberwjn has returned from an
extanded trim through the north. looking
much imnroved in health and spirits.
EnIinwino is the resnlt of The citv cleo
t;or. Wau6r William Martin 40. for citv
ottnrnov RI Rnrnev 105. for assessor
p TT Mills 40. for c;ty engineer r II
$500 10 n,nnonent. for citv treasurer
A r. IT IT sroiar IN. for marshall w. r.
Gr;nin o.. for aidormen. 7 r Putnam d
n 0n;nn ~ II Peacock George Major
and p,an 'W;ndhar The vote in favor ot
the frse school tax stood 81 for. and is
aueinse
Rav n p Palmer D. D.. president of
A,,St;n noi,a1e has heen in the citv several
davS nreachino to large and apnreci alive
anaien pe
aq ME- n TT Horner. of Waxabacbie.
lodu If varv eyceIIent renutation as A
,aacbar hos yIurcbssed six lots on Second
streat for The nnrnose Of establishing a
Eli ,ohoo, for the education of girls and
vnnne ladies' and will soon begin the
ssrection of suitable buildings.