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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
The Inaest-nenele Small Boy.

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 The Eagly iea~h came - ! place vhere foar Foa5.s mel. lie -la.ped h,> hes, an,! ieoke8 = me eas. 1ss n tac south !" Rsn4iilsh he ue,. i an the boss. ard dtlve the ama'..Aaae
 The l8;le t,feen Aap.e eAne d0~n the lans ro..i from he ue>; and heard hm Re SaNea io ttr ant;h .aa he bowed ;o the wes.
 am tae son ot he cyclone" he shoa,e,i. ~ .nd ;ra.el ,.,;h my own qti- sa;e coroner
 .' 8y she eas5el ~ Matarae,. sad the Ea,ly ca A '' l m the inenl ot the sex ten. and san kne < you out Tn iouI rounds Mar4gIs Ii rewks bury ru,es.'
 Come to she wake" shreke8 the hn!e Green Al C. aa3 yeu may call me .he harmless faw-p4w ei the wider. ness f ann; s.auhle ap ;he man who piaa;ed Nol. Then they iaoke down ,Ae ioar long 'ro,a, aua 0a.ed t5T sea'e ore to pta,- Use IT. Efo'a he ea,; ame ia,t ' eang s.g. rom A>sar eoiieSc and ap from the south gsme | slay.ha.tes African.
 axe you -A,c ilf student, sai5. the Early leach.
 Nt's E. ? t7Ht - e4~k&t AttNN3 EAI#8Es :, tisdni cone hete - A,,emq, lmpos,i- bistes Tor near.y len yeafs ;ha; s,rl has sal Al >G,tepil:ieas in.Gai sht lunt hcs . ste has broken a9 l >tofc et young men with her ise-erean hills. and s,iil she Is hungry. tg, ea.l sand as,de and sNe you ehanee l, ,hc African.
 ln nei n he saieisle lay ihls morn. ing sad he Early Teach. Il know him and already >.nce yesier-even's sun there have tepesed beneath his un. troubled yes, peck and a hall oi my brethren. and he $ even now iamished He IS known as the destroyer of water melons. and all ny ,ribe fear him. Allah IS great. bu, some things are impos. sibie'
 So they le, many people pass by un- harmed. the old, the tough. the ..ay and the well-seasoned. But when the day was far spent, coming down the long road from ihe west. they saw ,uddy boy. ,he pride and Joy of his home. and the torment of lis teacher. Whis,ling a merry roan6elay he came. his face as rosy IS he glowing west. his heart as hght IS ,hisiie-down.
 He was .her meat.
 Tie F. y Teach ard ,he i,,le Queen .N'ple se, ,heir .ee:h and hrca:hcd hard tS he ame near
 ION " .aey cke njhsal s.,,h late ;hes fz'f eiy sp' tnf apon him
 IT 'Rp sh7ri Hi1sies iha, goy h.s. t,.h I ,Ae saa. .a l= hc et., kc,. tte e4 h.,f 'o 1c; Y ,.e gpofy he ,aas
 Uisht snoec# where ! art oa,he t AeeI ic CTS
 The lafly lea IL iyire sseG turned and sald
 We were iaken n.
 N'.h a hoao' sroan ;ho ..s'le Green Apple icf ied
 Corpse
 La, inc boy sep; saln1y aH ,ha' night. md sfae baek tie nea day n look for more.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
How American ouiS raiA.
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We ue ie,d that taking !, only sa- aety ot sing .ns. and IA l.>ienias Ia Inc talk at Ameri, An ,Adies tha. lo, itine be comes easily Aescpi.,hlc N hss, the pteh sounds somewhat shull though aoi disaEtceAbie. onb aaaecustomably so hy and by you began h like Il. as ptc- snHahly we shosid ike .nN keynote ,nm- .ng nom pretty lips Ihetc always seem, A note oi interrogation |; tho end oi the spoken sentences oi kmcrtt m isdles and Sett ei coy .iGefaloa>nc>S. moi so muCh plain,ec ss sympathetic. spaniei per adventure ai the pits wht,h X sad to be dangerously l ncat Ia iaNe, Nevertheless. eSei the rows ei ioungung rha,Is on deck there scemcd to breathe |, soti ot eoolng sound as oi Aell.eoHteuted doves The young Amett,an Indies take she taking rcins m ihelf hands tcN ea,ly m hte. NJ !, they case then fnanmas considerably m tia; respect. tad, sInguiaIly enough, si,h ist,i mamnas ,unscn, The En- gllsh mammas Il that aye would prefer eonversanonally sleepng daugh,e.s
 About th,s eafls Ameiiean talk there Is no gabbe. fhese young women rsing It speak A deliberately abd naturally A Mi ilenty ltt,ng, and sA4taou, the ma. k- ing Minklc ei having something n re- serve winch render the talk If tha, emi- nen, actor no' uupleasantly ut,at,nR
 English siis a, Inc same age talk. as Il, were. ws,h their hands bchsnd them. aS Il ,o conceal a skipping rope. The 1ank-e gifl looks you sttalghtls and sercnely In i the Lace we never ourselves shukcd the ordeal and s,reeis afi an easy bobbin oI l conversation you may act AS plcter
 if you please. bu, generally she dnes inc pie, lng herself you have sal down Ia talk io your oompanion as hild, and before thr talk N over tn interval oi three years IS suppose'l I" have elap>ed. and you say good afternoon to a self possesNed woman. should any one nm away ut,h ihe ,dca ina, all .hA ls unnatural ot p'e- tof .aas hc Shu ssd bc Inde, eiNed at f,s | s,a, aae ot he ple,atnicst pas'tsnes nn 'te >htp a4a eh.a he fn s a sbIns ln, trd tnr VaArs rtr d4n.ins 'he'c eaatd 1~ Het H-sae tRfeca6 le stsau. ia.,nt
 tUeut EAaa 'ic 4u4 4stpase,i th,ut pi iiie
 'sfs loy6,g i #st,=s Ii, i'z=aatr .ti 5az tctfeEftls5u tt fat eG.t
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
'' RoxS;in Years.
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 An,'cipa,ions of roas,ln' years are now lnduiged n. There can be no IT ore interesting spect tacle than that of a rasenaus ooaFcet clu.ching an ear Of boiling green corn ai,h both hands ~hile he wildly creloses half of i,s rcamser- ence between his irregular teeth and leaves the con bare for spare equal to the w1d;h Of ms mouth. And ~e have seen beautiful young ladies ca; corn n thIs A4y. labnea'.ag the Spa of thei' nose wIth ho, butter. while 'her cheeks shone like glass bottles. There is no doab, bs; that green corn IS much best ea,en in this way, ard @e hope ,ha, ere long hotel and boardiag-hos tables ~il. be supplied ~iih screens Ina: may be lowered n front of the guests when he wishes 10 indulge ID corn from the ear And for the sake Of tender fingers, iet us have li,ile ;roughs 10 which ,he corn-eaier may humble himself and nibbie oFMhe eecious kernels "a pig.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
Wilkins Star Proverbs
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 There are lny pad eggs n idle nest faischood 5 I hoo. :h.. covers IT my heads.
 The tar-seeins eye of business ad- yer-eycs.
 Lack IS the cream thIt rses on Efe's hard pan.
 Nth Al the digging men to. the srase IS ,he resIli.
 Origina! ideas are ,hc hsh,-houses on ihe se4 oi journalism.
 The mind is like a sponge and 4ii bad reading IS ike tlty water. Golden silence and s,lver speech can no, secure is much m as A cheek ot brass.
 Youth swallows the sasar-coated pill and pFonounces n sweet age biies into the globe and makes a wfy face. Eden vas a perpetual strawberry gar den satan very small potatoes the Ap- pie fop wormy Adam and Eve fall ing pear and sin and sorrow the bi,- ,erest kind of fruii for future generations 70 eaf.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
Shall We Know Each Other There.


 The minister of fashionable chafsh once pfeaa he'd 4 beautiful vernon on ihis subject. He drew the picture of a very bc4eiiiul heaven. We @ould ~Alx ia sanlr groves, Y he music of waterfalls, and gaze out on the anafanthine fields. And then, too, ~e shsll know eaeh other there" sad the minister, and shen he added, theaeIl be no strangers in th~ New IerasAlem we'll al be friends
 iseaaisf,sl .' ss,d Deacon Sham, $ he ifo,sed down ihe AisIe.
 < !s,ssIy sesss.ss. :" ssls. Ms. s..s.- ksns as she put her bony hand into he ministers. She sss stopped by poor mechanic, ~ho came ap and addressed he pfeacher
 sir. .i am glad we shall re- coanize eAeh other up there" Ies. ssld the minister. il is ore oi .he gfeaiel cancellations of our rel,gion.
 We'll. 1 am rghi glad NC shat. know each other. l, ~sii be A great change. though for haze aiient.ed your church for over four years. and none of he member of this soeiety have recognized ne yes. iiu, u,-~~c shall know each oiheT there.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
An Amene.n on the Prince of Wales

l, Is perfectly tue thA, ,he l'rince oi Wales is net ones ideal of a ruler of a crelt ernpiic, and one eould wiAh he mieht see ht ,o mend his ways In many matters. snAiof and minor yei upon tho ~hole. 3s the EngHeh >ay " he is not t uad .ort .i;cr all he filnte ha> al ways becn otef elfinluieen, .nt u, pei saa j. sfoss IF eeuseg leu z He ls sn enofmoas c.s;ct ina Su,okei He hat no tAse ioi lltet a.uic eI ail ..u3 is snplS ]. ie.ss5ttc=loFsi.... eAsy-geia. Ha.,a 9f -e le;s -Alth .h he ', .ctHrG eeti stoH ,hoaeh n pis, iof's. hc brare huass.t wi.h sss > nac ..ia,c ; sp ct.tt a l-pfe la1 [, 8latys -a petie tjy l!fesse In one loses {Igh, ot hI pn9 %
 gi ssneas In polit, al l4ic the pf.H,e has aceef made | misiake and N ti a5 on lhe ugh' side oi state questions l. ls sud hc never Ari,es his oan spec heA bat cef;ain.S Ac inanases ,o eleisyet ,hosr that are wnt;cn iof hum mlih hAiminy ease and gfasc.
 In society he IS always gentleman and fis personal d. sniiy E equal to all ,t.e de- msnds of his .ofty position Who ..ill ever be able to explain why i; s that eef tam persons m exalted stsiions tu life choose io surround themselves w,th so- tial ioafers. We have known times m Amensa when the NHre House was the rendezvous for set of undsrbret swax gerers- The Irnse of N ales has tot comrades men and for fayoTI,cs women ~i:h whom he ough; uo, to have any thing in common To offset some of these unfortunate qaal,les oi nind and habits ot iiie, ihe pf.nce IS kno~n io have hish standard for him4elf n al tate and ceremonial affairs and he ines taiih- fully n discharge ihe du',es ofhis prescn; anomalous position. He has ;o d,sfha4ge all the soelal functions of ruler. and yet is denied all the polttc al pfefoga,iee of 4 ruler its royal hsghncss has 'rayeled Lar and ~.de He has the per sonal scauainian z nt aii so.ereigns and siatesrnen of Europe. He has a wider kno~iedge of men and affairs than any ruler that ever sat on throne He unders,ands ,he differen; classes of Eng hsh soeiety thoroughly from the h,ghes, to inc lowest Those ~ho know The prInec are uIsSIiinous iT he h.p;sy prophecy tha, he wilI he the xres' and mos, pop'sl4r ruler England has esef had
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
Despoaisna o. Worfh.

i'a,ls Letter. ia fsaaaa pata Pfess
 Every woman snoxs the salae of Inc nanac oi \ offh as trademark in the popular life oi 4 4sess. and few women kno~ that this Worth, ahose fame b sorit-~ldc. make no& and then sery poor dresses. Worm t. an American, and mos. of his great fortune comes from Amen 4nz. He @Ili nor take 4n order from i-c Lnl;ed States unless a .-ry Large prcr accompanies H. and fs inspire Worth ~lsh real interest seems io be ,he ambition of real leaders of ,ench soeiety Withos. interest this man rnslliner soine- tsnes does yery indiferen: aork. aad charges very high prices for f. He ean not give ms personal supervision io all the work that IS done in his shops,. and unless woman has high social posi- ton, literary fame, or tremendous money poxer. he will pay ID attention 70 he dresses she orders from him. To ge,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28

kim really Ia do hls aes; IS rare thing. AS Il IS to ge, any crack teacher of 1ng. ing 10 take special interest m pupil, ba;. then, IS the farmers ~sie sad ef het husband who drank occasionally only occasionally s-" When he do. he do ' And when Worth is really personally affected. the privileged beng on whom h,s artistic attention Is lavlshed well knows that. beside her toilette. all non- Worth sand even Worth's cwu un.n- spired- efforts are bound ,o pale.
 Fancy the haser cf disappointment ot the lady who wen, 10 h,m the other day Ind asked him if he would conSen, so diagnose and prescr,be, mean. design for her a costume. Thro~ing himself back m his armehaIt. the Srea, ai,is, re ques,ed the applicant ,o walk up and down before him. wh,ls, ~ith hAlf closed eyes he appeared lost ln vague con,em- platlon. At last, roasing himself with an effort. he exclaimed. !" II i> useless. madam lc nc No1s sens pas aulourd'- hut. Come back tomorrow. Il you like. and l w,ll consider lou aeain. promise nothing. And she went. and she tc. turned. tt cout>c, Amen, n women ery oa, tha, they woaii4 subiss Ia no such treatment. hu, in ,hcIend they saeeumh Ia Wor;h's a,ttac,lon
 lie recently made ior ono ct his iav~ oii,e pa,ionesses really besutstui dress ,e he @ern s; ;he ftGe> Il itag h8mpS IhiS costume w.,s displayed several days before Il was "a he worn. and anc,hct woman. >eelag II. wanted ane like Il '' eu can; have Il. >ni Worth. non'i make <. l.> a lovely dtcss Nc,. ha, ono :, enough to, llai>.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
THE BOY ANGLER.
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We do no; claim for the boy. nor does he for himself ,ha, he can catch more ash than the se.enuic angler: and ho~ re loves :o sc a-ashsn'. and how he en- joys I; all. iteFn the pFeparative begining to the very end What happiness Is his m the always.plcasant woods. where many sappling IS critically sc anned and many one lad low before the nigh, and fore ordained one IS found and in the buying of the cheap line and half-dosen beautiful blue nSh-hcoks. selecsed with much delibera,ion rom the tempting array n the showcase of the country store. How continually he IS full of an- tieipa,ion ot sport from the moment he begins 10 dis hts bat; each 5is worm unearthed and goins ,n;o the leaky octsee po; promises a nsh. and as he hurr,es across the heids io ;he stream he canno, stop even ,o look for 5lras nest. though sparrow. hohoank and meadow lark star, from almost al his feet. Nor hardly can he hsli to a,sen;sng.e h,s hook and linc from :he trnse et bush ;hev arc sure ,e catch n. fer he knows the i. SA arc W aiiins faf hlta. Taen ea, ei breath beside the stream he iEipsles ! hvely worm. sp,,s on '. noi 50 ina ter lack as iu deieicnee ,e nmc-horctcd usage gets Il, Inc >,tagh, out behind hin ard sends !, w,;h q ~hi; ard ! tcSeurdinS piangc et the twe- ounce >inkef L.. ou, lnto the waters. and wagJ> tar asr siih wha, pat ense . boy Cte ws>;ef Presently perhaps the cN- pettcd ,huil runs I'D h;> aaglc ,a hfs hands and through a his actses the ,ip ot ;he pole mods. then bows lo~ n the flood. anu bs ue ";afn ot ihe mtls,. ha, by mtiu strength and by one and the sIme motion he hooks hls ylCum snd teafs ' tram iiS 1,ery hold Sa swiftly has !; made 4,s curved fight over his head. unseen lat as A GiSsolting streak. tha, he knows ne; Ill he has rushed ,o where !, IS kicking the grass whether his pnae ls a sreen-and- ,elden. barred perch. gaas!y mouled pumpkin seed. slvcry sinner of an aelA bal ,oo,hsome hullpout. srselng hls Wsde avs when his horns d. hlm no good. though they may ye, ao hi> cap.ei A misFhlci
 Whatever Il may be he sloa.> oset |, is ma, h as any man aeei h., weli-tousht tout nr hlss. tnd sifa1ghtM sv Iun> ta tni a toiked wand wherean h S,ring II. and takes .,te .ha, Il It long ereagh to hold many another. Though he zoe home ~i,h a heksuly arcnant oi small ty angling II the cn dai hls Miihe he ls uu- ahashed. II net proud. and hopeful tnr another dlY. But II Il Is strung so iull ,ha, his ams ache from lugeins Il. what prlde ills hts heart is he displays his tish 1Ill they are C. en and digcs,cd he eases to be np-aeronni be, He cleans them and cn4ayS IL Every scale ls a cent bright from the min,. and he oa,e hes cach hsh over asain as he takes | up. He ie osnues his worm m then maWs When they are cooked, whoever tasted fsh so good
 Ala,k. for the bygone days When May comes wl,h south winds and saf skies. and tho green telds are dotted with the gold of iandellons. and pat he'd witl the blue of yiole,s. and the bobelinks arc notous w,,h song over them. who woult no, be a boy again Jus, iol one day to g' a-,shing
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
PERSIAN sERENApE.

Eark as the twilight pale Terderly gloxs. HArk boa the nightingale Wakes from rerose- 0aly when. sparkling hlgh. stars sIi the darkling skY. nto the nightingale
 Listens he rose. Here. where the foanta.n-il1e Marmariag flows, Airs from the mountain Sice Fan thy rePose. Ewes of thine. g.isiening. Lock on me. listening am ,hy nightingale,
 Thea ars my rose. Swse,er the strain he weases. Fainter ii flows Scx. as her balriiy leaves B.ashingay close. Better than ninsireisy. 1s that meet kiSsirgiy Silence thy rish,insale-
 KISS me. rly rose
 -a-U.r.! T.-14.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
4 Book for Sports.

< book ,ha; every sfou Ahoald have
 i Der ameron can'i ;oach i' Called ob- : enc. bs, no uSai in li;s srAtgfe, says Carlisle 87c in stamps. 50 tsash. 1. Wood < Co, ;s. Gnati Avenue, I'nilA- deipfsia Ia. f1ge,fffsmfal ia f'ohse Gtsefte ! proriren, broker who has a priyate sIre and res.tes n Ti,assiile. xfo .s sYbscrii,~s io ihe Gazeus. s-ni for copy nf the book and appeared iauch s.ssgssted when he reeeiyed l. nea, edition pf the *e~ Tcssamen, in return.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
Hog Celiaioisi ID m4ie

i toil ei p4pc, E s.gsiy snao8ud. .nd t' inc sane fltne ,tf'.ft'cti aifh 4 flz=ts4r oi t,tr pants 1i alpi sss tsid and iAo oi uttne ~hl h ill.s spau tbr papc, in T tue spray Ihs fhAuFes ihe teiialose ot i!.e paper intp tue pSfosyiiHe gun cotton Inc e, ~ss II and h,t4ny becG espciied by pressure. he paper ,s vsshri vliii plenty oi wafer nnid all 'fs'rs pi afld haze been femosed II is then Ee duced ,o pulp, and pa>ses on ,e Inc bieafhing trough N"S' af the @stei hay,ng been go, r,i oi by means oi sfainer, 'he pulp Is mr-d wi,h from so ,o ,D per cent. oi its se,gh, pi ea,nfhor asd ,he mistafc thoroughly ,sstnfated under 'ail!sionee Inc nee essary 1loi lng matter hAting been added .a the form of pp~dct ss9od iaa'ufc and gtInding follows ne 'ineiy divided pulp Is then spread ou' sn Inn layers on sl1i,a and from tscu'y ,p t~~niy ils~ oi these layets are plaf ed n i nydfsgiit press, separai-c from one another by sheets of ;hick bloi'ing paper and are subject lo 4 pressure 0t = lifnsspheEea uniii all uaces pf moisigfc haze been g9l fgd of
 The plafes ihns obtained sfr broken up and sosked fnr '~cn,y foar hours n a! cphoL The matter !. then passed be- tween rollers heated ia between 10 and 30 degree ah, siscnfe 1T issIcA n inc form of elastic sheeis Cclinisid is made io iniis'e amber ,oftoise shell coral, fssaisf hste, esony. iVoty, et and bessdes i's enploynen, m dentistry. is used ,o make mouihpieees tpI ppes and eigaf holderN, handlrs fH able knfYes and umbfei'as. comts, snif1 fronts md oilsfs and nainber oi fan ' aricles
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28

The reeoil Of a large canon is utilized. Let the inventor no~ see if he can't har- ness the force wasted in attempts to kick book agents and other hawkeTs down stairs, who always keep just clear of the boot < Ek9fya fyef PySsg.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-28
The female shnek. hcasd 10 Ceru.S.

rse female shfleks heard n Germsk- town fc~ nights ago were n@s, as q, tIrt sappDsed. made D woman ~ho vas being murdered by her husband. They were emitted by young woman ID "es, Philadelphia, ten miles distant. xho, while csimping her hair, dsopped.s ho, e-pencI dowr her back--Ho,rifho7l n Hey sid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-08
ABILENE.

Rain-Building NOtes-Abilene as Wool
Market-Artesian Well-Prospoctors
ABILENE, June 7.-[special.l IA refresh
ing shower fell here day or two since.
Work on the immense rock, two story,
iron front Of ?. X. Wylie is nearly COM
pleted.
The brick two-story bank Of w. G. Cam
eron Il Co. is finished.
Smith & Stebbens are erecting two.story
bank building of brick.
A wool-grower of "long Texas" expert.
ence msrepresents the market here in wool
III u published statement in the HERALD of
the 9th inst. Over 2,000, 900 pounds of wool
have been received here the present season.
Sold and shipped to date, ,25O, 900 pounds.
The balance, 750, 900 pounds, on hand is in
the warerooms. The mail ket has rarely
been active, but we have enough in store
and still coming In for large buyers.
The artesian we'll question is taking such
shape AS insures its early completion.
Manv pr0spectors are here and Abilene
is growing like enchantment.
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DENIsON.

Determined Attempt Of n Friendless Old
Man to suicidc-Married u In Texas-A
Brute Foiled-Burko Safely Lodged In
jail.
DESIsoN, June 7.-[Special. l-At 0 O'Clock
this morning, two officers passing through
the city park discovered an old man, an.
parently in the throes Of death. Beside him
was a card, saying he committed suicide
because he was out Of money and unable N
obtain work. He Is 90 years OF aye. and his
name 10 Couch Doyle, from Georgia. The
doctors pumped Q lot Of morphine ont ol
him, and he 10 on the road to recovery. ~ "
"A runaway couple, Mr.. McSwsin and
Miss Loveland, from Pottsboro. were
caught to-day by the iniuriated Hther q
the lady. who was about to wreak dire re q
yenee on MrBwsin: Though both psrtie,
declared they had been married IN ths th
Gretna Green, the Nation, McSWsin'
father offered 70 assist the lady's father /,
the execution II bis boy refused 10 mar,
the lady . la Texas. This was soon done
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-08
MINEOL.A.
Educational aud Other DATA


MISEoLA, June 7,-[Special. The Min
cola graded public schools have just closed
the most prosperous scholastic year in
the history of this place. The annual ex-
animation was In the highest degree COM
piimentary to Superintendent w. M. Crow
and his very able CORDS ofteachers. The
exhibitions at night evinced rare natural
talent as well as mastery elocutionary
training. The superintendent and teachers
were enthusiastically endorsed by every
body. and reelected by the city council tor
another year.
Superintendent w. M. Crow and Pr0fes
sor b. M. Harvard, having both been ap-
pointed to conduct the normal institutes
will leave in few weeks tor the State
Teachers convention, and 20 thence to
LaGrange and Corpus Christi, to which
places they have respectively been as
signed.
Preparations are being made for the
summer normal school to be held here.
The new brick school building Is now be-
inc built, end will be completed shortly.
Work on the bridge across the Sabine is
progressing rapidly.
The price of real estate Is rising here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-08
LAMPASAS.

Fine Rains and Excellent Crop Prospects,
Personal Mention-Capitallsts Investing
Etc.
LAMPAsAs, June Especial. I'VE are
having fine rain to-day. Crop prospects
are fine. Small grain is getting along
splendidly. Both the farmers and b lsiness
men of this section are happy.
Irvine j. @. Gettys and Il L. Craig, OF
Dallas, are with us for few days.
Major Il A. Stafford, l.. N. Hinchby, J..
Waithew and M. Grinback, OF Galveston,
are in the city.
Captain W. G. Conner, OF Dallas, and
Colonel J. II. Britton, of the Texas Ice com !.
pany, were here yesterday and purchased
fifteen town lots In the Mathews & Wilkes
addition 10 the town OF Lampasas. These
gentlemen say they intend to erect an ice
factory on this land at once. Colonel Brit
ton says this is the best town in Texas. and
that he is going to send 5000 people here TO
locate. We say let them come. Our peo.
pie love to meet gentlemen like these two
Dallas capitalists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-08
MARSHALL.

Died From his njuries--Defeotiye IndIot.
ment-The arand jury Recommendation
Compress Company.
MARSHALL, June 7.-[Special. .I-Homes
Wetzel, the freight conductor, never re
vived from the shock Of the injury, bu,
died at 9p. m. yesterday. His remains. In
charge OF his mother, left this 1:3O D. m. for
Parkersburg, Virginia.
In the case Of the State vs.. L. W, Phill,n,
charged with murder, on examination bv
the district attorney II was found that ~, III
indictment was defective, The grand ;nr, sr,
has been reconyened to remedy the deisci
This same condition Of affairs obtains IN :
have to be reissued, "A
The Texas Corp press company have pur
purcnased yAOI00O outfit and will be read,
ioT ousiness by the 10th Of October.
]. 9. 9tandifer and L. A. Pives. insn
rarce adiusisrs, are here looking sisr lo.ss or
BY the late drs.