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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-24

- Why. Mrs. Smith, where did
you get that nice furniture? Nv how
nice il looks! and oh how It shines
Where did you get liz,
why, Mrs. Brown, ! got it at Allies
Brothers. Of course. They keep better
furniture now than anybody ever did in
Dubois county BEFORE
Mrs. Brown.-"You do say
Mrs. So" Yes, and that Is not al, for
thew are selling Il cheaper than It seems
anybody could sell Il. just want you,
and every body else 10 60 there and see
their stock OF fine furniture. You Just
ought 70 see the crowd swarming III TO
Allies Brothers to buy furniture!r II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-24

MARE1xD.-O Tuesday. August 2lst
1853. at 81. Joseph's church. by the Rev
N. Naute. Mr.. LDwknD j. KrrrLrr ana
Miss PuoESA FEiEDxAs. The Misses
carrie kueblcr and Anna Friedman
were The bridesmaids and Joo. n. Fried
man, j., and Joseph HerbIg the grooms.
men.
The bride i tho daughter of Joseph
Friedman. r., and . handsome and &c.
|compiished Young lady. and will be
ssdiy missed BY the young social set,
She Was dressed III 4 peacock blue silk
land hat trimmed with fiesh colored trim.
mings, white kid slippers and white wax
'jeweiry. The groom looked as sober a
H. judge In . black Prince Albert Of ths
latest cui. lie Il the Oldest son or Mr.,
>. kuehlcr. the well known dry good.
merchant on the public square. The
happy couple len on The 8 40 ., m train
for Louisville and 81. Louis. and expect
70 be gone about ten days. The CouRrEn
bids them Godspecd. hoping that they
will have . pleasant journey down life's
stream.
On the same day Al 81. Joseph's church,
BY Rev. II. Naute. Mr.. VIZ. S~cuUE7TEn
and Miss Lena GEfFn.
This union vas made the occasion OF I
family reunion OF the family Of the
groom, and members were brought TO-
gether for the first time for many years,
from residences In Cincinnati. Louis
vile and Evansville. An enjoyable
time wss had among the older folks in
the day time, and ct night the young
people made fairy feet 20 ny It the
brides residence. May good luck O.
tend them.
Al 81. Meinrad, August 2lsi, JoserH
'ScHULTHErs and Mrs. HELM GFHL.
The happy groom and bride came 10
jasper on the evening train. and receiv.
ed the congratulations OF numerous
friends, who join the CoUniER IN the
wish that they may live long and pros
per-"
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or FINAL SETTLE
MENT OF ESTATE

NOTICE & hereby given % the credit.
kN ors. heirs and Icgatccs Of George
w. Bailey, deceased, and I'll persons In
|tcrcstcd IN the estate Of the deceased, %
appear IN tho Dubois Circuit Court, held
|at jasper, Indiana, on the Sd day 81
September, 1883, and show cause X any.
why ne Final Settlement Accounts with
the estate OF said dcccdcnt should not
he approved; and eaid heirs ere notified
TO then and there make proof Of heirship,
and receive their distributivc shares.
WIrxEss, This 1Sth day Of August,
1888.
GEoRaE FRIEDxAS, Admir-. with will
McCULLoU0H : TRrrrEf, Attorneys.
Aug. 18th, 1683-2W.s
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NOTICE Il hereby given thst pursuant
~ 20 On order, the surveyor OF Duboi,
county, Indiana. will on the 10Th day 81
a. ID, 1854, proceed % run
the lines and establish Che cornors 81
Sections Number Two (2) and eleven (1l)
Number three 60, South 81
Range Number three 90 West. al
persons interested will attend.
aug. l7th, isss -sWs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-24

FlREHAx's BAxL--The Patoka Fire
Co, o. Jasper, will have Z ball Cd Sept.
9Th. The Company e newly organised,
and oecds money 20 Ok up the engine
and bcse, and The company hope 20 raise
4 IN shis way, without b~urdenine che
town treasury with expenses. They
should b encouraged fn putting i u Or
der. and then the town should build sev
eral LOO barrel cistesnA - Intersections
Of principal streets.
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~ The old tramp or the Tunes has
not forgotten his old habits. tie has Al
ready cut on one board bill IL .Jaspcr,
had his name up q the head IN one Issue
g editor and proprietor, the next week
|as publisher, and then dropped entirely.
Who should respect himf lie says he
writes up the Times But be writes
himsclf down m ass every time. and his
sneaking physiogomy betrays him wher-
ever lie goes
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PRoLHic CoRx.-Mr. Ed. Erney len
, stalk Of bominy corn q our ofIlce this
week. which bad on Il elk large ears. be.
sides two email shoots which might have
made nubbins. He says the usual yield
Is three and four ears 70 tho stock, o.
about $50 bushels 20 tho aero. Why e
Il nos raised more generaIIy7
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ARREsrKD- -ShesifI Joseph, on We'd
nesday. arrested Jacob Hayes. who lives
near WinsIow, upon : dispatch describ-
ing him q having stolen : horse near
Montgomery, Daviess county, and sold
It ncsr Sc. Meinrad. He elaine limo
cence, but will b held 70 await evidence.
he hae ! bad reputation.
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t1rThe editor and proprietor 81 tbe
Times e fast discovering his betting
occupation. We arc informed that he
has IN application on 6le for the position
or beer-jerkeF n . ST. Louis saloon and
on account Of bic great beauty expects
soon 20 BE- employed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-24

o1rSome hocdlums and rowdies from
Madison township made night hideoua
% Tuesday Uight BY their yeils and pis-
tol shots a. they went out Sixth street.
They must have como 70 town with
murder IL their hearts and failed 10 get
up the expected row, judging from the
number.Of pistol shots fred.
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S0LDreRs REuxIox.-The soldiers vii
hold reunIons 10 Martin and Spencer
counties o. the ssmo dates. Sept. 10. n
and H. Several regiments which had
companies from those counties also EN-.
brsce companies from Dubois county,
and our soidjcrs should b taking steps
20 Organize for attending these reunions,
They will % doubt b very pleasant oc-
casi0ns.
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SUxDAv EA1xG-Commcnclnx SIM
day. May 6th. and continuing during
me summer season o. 1883. fhc r.. q a..
u. = Il. sells round "Trip tickets between
Al stations q one fare. II.
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The greatest medical wonder OF tht
world. Warranted 70 speedily cure
Burns, Bruises. Cuts. Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever sores, Cancers. Piles, Chi;blains
Corns. letter. Cbapped Hands. and 81
Skin Eruptions. guaranteed to cure IN
every instance, or money refunded 81
cents per box. For Sale BY Mehringes
Bros, Jasper. and 9. w. Swartz. Hunt.
ing burg, Ind.
Feb. 9Th. Sly.
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O5rThe old tramp. OF the Times ad-
vocstes Republican doctrine In the way
OF : tarifl 70 protect Radical monopolists,
IN : "deviIish sly way. - he thinks.
But like the ostrich IN the fable his head
is the only part covered, and bis hoofs
ere plainly seen. Him encourage man
ufactoriesi Better pay your board bills
first. Talk II cheap, but grub and ma
chinery cost money. and . man who has
the reputation Of dishonesty can't en-
courage people to invest much.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-24

MARRIAGE LIcESSEs.-The following
have been issued this week:
John Riesterer and Margareiha Ferry.
Edward J. kuebIer and Josephine
Friedman.
Sebastian Weikel and Frederika Lep-
pert.
Henry Diekemper and Margreths
Richards.
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PrRsoxAL.-Miss Laura Kesner, Of
New Albany paid : short visit 10 many
|of her friends IL Jasper on Friday and
Saturday last
Mre- Flora Traylor and family, except
Der husband, len for Kansas 70 visit rel
ativcs this week.
Nh. Mary Kline, nee Schitter, Of
Louisville, came 70 Jasper Monday q
attend thc wedding Of her brother, Mr.
WIN. Schittcr.
d.. Welman and wife went 70 Louis.
willie Monday, 20 consult : surgeon IN
regard % bic cance
III. Geo. Schiuer, OF Evansville, came
mp Tuesday, 70 attend The wedding fes'
Invites.
Nj. w. N. Whitsctt, went 70 Duff
yesterday, % b absent several weeks
visiting his father.
County SupL A. n. Sweeney left on
the Il. r. Wednesday 70 visit the County
Institutes Of Crawford and Spencer
counties which ara il session this week
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On Last Monday : heavy plain gold
ring. bearing the initials "A. N 81. IL
II. +. X. July 30. 1875" The 6rdei
viii be rewarded BY leaving the same Al
The residence Of AxDRkw n. SWEENEY,
Jasper.
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SUDDEN DsArH.-Dr. John Poison. OF
Knoxville, in this county, died Tuesday
night last. He VA not feeling well on
Monday night, and On going 10 bed took
= dose Of medicine. and it ID supposed
took too much and poisoned himself
He was : scn u DR.. Thos- Poison, and
young man Of exemplary character.
and fair promise. who had been raised
IN 3 physician's Office, and had > good
knowledge OF medicine. which renders
|his death, In the manner which brought
q about, : great surprise 70 his friends.
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o1-One Of Johnny Eggs Texas ponies
va 20 injured n trying 20 break IL q
work on Saturday last that 4 died On
Tuesday.
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a. M. w. r. Haskins has taken seveu
Of the Texas ponies q break I harness
and had two ofthem working very nicely
toa wagon II town this week A. {
handler Of Texas ponies be = success.
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~yA minister was preaching 9 ser.
mon last Sunday. from the text ~Righte'
business exaIteth : nation and q 81 ex-
or unrighteousness said "when
ID called upon 20 cast . vote
upon the question Of aiding . railroad,
You will zee 0ne-horse lawyers. with
more CAB than Judgment going around
making speeches advising the people
how 10 vote.n Suppose preachers should
do the same thing In conversation, would
they Be- ~one-horsep too?
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Wheat, Grain, and Produce
Of all kinds, bought and
sold, FOL CASH.
Aug. 18th. Iess--Iy.
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xIV XvsAirI, ylzs u u sairssi s.,s
> jsgr, ID
j. B. KESSNER,
WRolssaIs oni Retail dsolsr -
LIME.
CEMENT,

oNep merchants better terms .
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-AdveEtiss y the Jasper courisr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-09
HOUSTON.
Died OF Acute Mania Cannot Preach the
Commencement Sermon.

Bcad Barber--He Charged Poisoned, but
Died OF Acute Mania-Cannot Preach the
Commencement Sermon.
HousroN, June Especial. This morn
ing, in the Fifth ward barber-shop saloon,
negro barber, George Watkins who runs
the shop, wa. found in dying condition,
and before his death he charged that he
had been poisoned by another negro,
named Henry Clay, who had run the bar
ber-shop before Watkins took charge, and
between whom and the deceased some
unpleasant relations existed. Itseems that
some time ago Clay was required to vacate
the shop, which Was turned over to Wat
kins by Mr.. Sweepy. Recently Watkins
has entertained the idea that Clay was after
him to kill him, and few days ago he was
taken suddenly i'll and charged upon that
occasion that he had been poisoned by
Clay. From Watkins peculiar conduct
the citizens of the, ward conclude he was
laeoring under a hallucnation, and paid
little attention to him. When he
was found deal. however, this morning
fears began 20 be entertained that his sus-
pi5lons ~ having foul play we're correct,
and sa investigation OF The matter was i'm
mcdiately instituted by the holding of an
inquest and post mortem examination,
after which the verdict of the jury was thai
they found the deceased to be crazy, ant
that his death was caused from acute
mania.
The Rev. S. H. Werlein was an
nounced to preach the commencement
sermon at the Dallas female college
but on account of the recent death OF on
and the very serious illness Of two othe
members OF his congregation, he has fel
that he could not well be at Dallas at thu
time, and has notified the president OF tn
college Of the fact.
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prior TO those from which this trial origi
mated inconsistent TO the character you
have sscribed TO himS
A.-No; none.
Q.-As q man OF business would you have
trusted him with the handling OF consid, ra-
BILE sums of money!
Al would have entrusted HIM with
many thousand dollars.
At the conclusion of the evidence the
accused then reed the following motion,
which was granted:
The accused would respectfully request
OF the court that an adjournment be now
granted until Monday next. A material
witness tor the defence, Horace Wilson, of
San Francisco, summoned by order of the
court, is now en- route but cannot arrive be-
lore next Sunday morning. This de-
lay will also enable the accused
to complete the preparation of his written
statement TO the court in time TO present it
ON that day and complete the case for his
defense SO far AS he can judge,
The motion was granted and the presi.
dent declared the court adjourned until
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Al that time Msjo Wasson will read the
statement alluded to and which is a very
voluminous one, in which he infinitely de.
tails all tue circumstance Connected wi,hthe
sransacuon on which ais trial is predicated,
anu ms statement will be a very interesting
one, Inc LESS he speaks off as the one
VINO ~ 70 testify Monday morning is Pro-
is',i SSsor ii.Jrace Wilson, who was professor of
u",- engineering with him at the Imperial
University at Toxic, the Japanese capital
The trial will very probably conclude
ment and argued the question as to his
technical guilt.
The amount OF Wasson's embezzlement
s5,G62, has Just been paid by check on the
First National bank OF Galveston. 1t is the
personal check Of Major Wasson and wa,
drawn last Monday and was received thi,
morning by Colonel Terrell.
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WACO.

Closed by She hfr-Arrested and Jailed--
Railroads A assessed. School Ceusus--Tsx
Reduced.
WACO, J ane s.-ISpecial,l-C. w. Stat
terry. 81 .ocery merchant Of this place, was
closed I'D this afternoon by the sheriff to
satisfy an execution in favor OF Long, Julia
h TNeinbergsr, Galveston, for $l2,75.
c. ,eyeland /. Cameron, Of this city, later
f led bill Of sale, dated April 10th, 1883, to
~ goods and merchandise here and at
Fort Worth belonging to Slattery, for
5000;
4 Richard Cole, colored, aged ia, was ar.
rested to-day, charged with burglarizing
| the house of. NJ. Drake. Cole Is now IN
Jail. -, u
Jim Mehair, charged with theft OF cat
tie, was arrested to-day and gave pond IN
the sum Of $500.
The board of equalization Of McLennan
county to-day fixed the assessment OF the
superstructure OF the broad-gauge railroads
At $1,000 per mile; narrow-gauge, $3,OO0,
: The substructure is to be assessed the same
as real estate adjoining.
, The scholastic census of this city, re-
ported to-day by the assessor, shows
school population of /, ,426, of which 9S4 are
Q white 442 colored. This Is q gain oil 70 over
4 last year.
= The city council last night reduced tht
: railroad bond tax from 80 cents to 70 cents
there being large amount OF money pe
longing to this fund still In the treasury
after payment for the year has been mad
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COKStCANA.

Bound Over--Cotton RiOoms- Cotton seed
OH M,li-Obituary- Confidence Man Do
Ing the Town.
CoRsIcANA, June S.-(Special. lin the
examining trial of Andy Sayers,for the kill
ing Of Fee McCarty, Il negro prisoner
placed in his charge for safe-keeping yes
terday at Kerens Sayers', he was bound
over in 81 900 bond to appear.
Two cotton blooms, the first OF the sea-
son, were brought into town to-day from
the Mayes farm.
At a called meeting of the council this
morning the Corsicana Cotton Seed Oil
Mill company were granted permission to
, erect their buildings on the Bittman prop
erty, near the junction of the Central and
Texas Il st. Louis railways.
The remains OF Mr.. Hugh Cassidy were
Inferred in the Catholic cemetery yes erday
evening, q large concourse of our citizens
attended the funeral services and followed
the body to its last resting place. Mrs.
Cassidy and daughter came on from New
Orleans, arriving here at 6 p, M. The fu-
neral services were postponed until their
arrival
A confidence man protesting to represent
the international Hair Restoring compa
ny" has been doing the town and victim.
izing number OF our bald-headed citizens
He Is very plausible and his scheme we'll
calculated to catch suckers. Selecting the
most prominent Of our bald headed men
he induces them to enter into contrrct fol
the restoration OF their hair within twelve
months. Price fifty dollars, secured by
note. mo cure, no pay" after securing
the decoy ducks who of course run no risk
He goes for the small fry, and by display
ing notes signed by prominent bald-headeC
citizens, sells them the wonderful restora
tive at a reduced price for cash, SIS, $40
So, or in fact anything he can get. Won't
some one snatch him bald headed and give
him chance to test his wonderful restora
tive2
Twelve fast women were up before tn,
mayors court to-day on the charge o
vagrancy. They each contributed s.
toward running the municipal machine.
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WILLS POINT,

The Presence of Railroad Magnates-Efae
Haycock-Dlstriot Judgship-Harvestin
Drop Prospects.
WILLS POINT, June S.-[Special. Major
James p. Douglas; OF Tyler, representing
the Kansas & Gulf Short Line railroad, as
we'll as other distinguished men, with eI-
60 vernon II. B. Hubbard, OF the st. Louis
4 Texas narro W gauge, are now here look
ing to the interest of their respective roads
A meeting of our citizens in reference
thereto is to be held tomorrow.
" Efne Heycock, Of the Ball and IIeycock
fame, Is out on bond.
Colonel c. b. Kilgore Is spoken Of to fill
the unexpired term of the district judge Of
this district.
The harvesting of the oat and wheat crops
are going on and fine prospect for large
yield. Cotton and corn crops are fine, and
our merchants look pleasing. Weather hot
and clear,
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while c. J. Mccoy, the brother, unmerci.
fully beat the wife. II is said she was fear
fully used up, being lscerated and bruised
In most terrible manner.
THE COURTS.
The supreme court affirmed: Day, ad-
ministratrix vs.. Cross ct al. from Travis
county West, ]. not sittine); Poole VS.. Ter.
rell, from Bosque county; Easily vs.. Motley,
from Dallas county; Cupp VS.. Clampitt,
from Shackelford county West, !. not sit.
ting), Affirmed ON certificate: McNaetae,
ct al. VS.. Haynie, from Navarro county;
Estell vs.. Cole, from McLennan county;
Frior ct al. VS.. Owens, from johnson coun.
ty; Dillon VS.. Runge, from Limestone
county; Knox ct al. VS.. Gregg ct al. from
Burleson county; Grant ct al. VS.. Connolly,
from Burleson county; Johnson vs.. Kauf.
man & Runge, from Limestone county;
Ramsey ct al. VS.. Fowler, from Johnson
county. Reversed and remanded Austin
4 Northwestern railway VS.. Rucker &
Montgomery, from Williamson county;
Scott VS.. Lyons. Solomon & Co., Ell
al, from Falls county; Seuhl ct al. VS..
Woods from San Saba county; Harris VS.,
Coffee. from Hill county; Mixan VS.. Grove,
from McLennan county. Motion to affirm
on certificate overruled; Estell vs.. Cole,
from McLenran county,
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CALVES ION.

Pest-House Cioscd-Committees to Ac
Upon the $4,000 School, House-Con,-
mencement Exercises.
GALVESTON, June S. Especial ] The
smallpox in this city has been eilectually
stamped out. The pest.houses have been
closed and the quarantine camp will be
broken up tomorrow. Since the first case
was reported there has been fourteen cases
and five deaths, four of which occurred at
the pest-house and one In the city.
The committees, one from the board Of
aldermen and the other from the board Of
school trustees, will meet tomorrow to act
upon the resolution Of the two boards with
reference to the building of $50, 900 school
house to be donated by George Ball. 1t is
hoped the committees will recommend to
the city council that donation
OF ground be made one-half instead of one.
fourth of block No, 32l, and that the mat
ter Of plans Of the building, ETC., be left
with Mr.. Ball, and that everything be done
In accordance with his wishes and under
his direction.
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Mt for Damages---Arrested for Smuggling
Florida Canal.

NEW YoRK, June San action has be-
gun by Lewis F. Sloat against Dlstrct At
torney McKeen, James f. Roberts, clerk In
in his office. Thomas Brennan and Warden
Lawrence Dumphy, OF Hafcs
Island almhouse, as defendants,
to recover 100000 damages Tor
alleged conspiracy against him and false Inn
prisonment. Plaintiff is brother,in'iaw 70
| he was kidnapped and confined for three
years and ten months on Hart's island.
This was done, 1t Is said, to enable Mckesn
| TO gain control Of the estate OF pla'ntln
father aud of which plaintiff was executor.
Robert Bissell, chief engineer Of the Ha-
vana steamer, Saratoga, and subordinetes,
were arrested on the charge OF smuggling
Cigars. -,
a meeting presided over by Hon. J. o.
Brown. Of Tennessee, highly encouraging
the reports made by various committees
,d the feeling Of confidence in the success
of the enterprise, 10 very marked. General
Stone, chief, engineer, was present
and stated he had examined
fully into the reports OF pre-
doubt Of the feasibility Of constructing .
tide. water ship canal across the peninsula
of Florida, He also stated that his assiat-
ant engineer. A. #. Hill, is already on the
: ground, and thu actual work Of survey Will
begin Immediately and be completed ~
2 about SIX weeks, and as soon a. the exact
! route of the canal 10 determined upon tne
contract will be let and work be pushed WIN
would begin by September next.
Stone has had large experiences
: in Egypt in connection With
4 the SueS canal. Leading capitaliftl
Of this country and England are eagcr =
!. furnish the funds required for tho ear .!
v IL is well understood here the canal vi
% have the backing of friendly cooperation
o in the great Texas and Arkanses system 9
in roads, with connections rsmifying through.
!" ont the southwest and extending through
o. to the Pacific. General Stone expects to b
Or in Florida In two weeks.
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MARSHALL,
Marriage-Pleaded Guilty -Convalescing-
pnranuul EfN-

Marriage-Pleaded Guilty -Convalescing-
Personal, Etc.
MARSHAL, June s.-[Speclal.l-H. X.
Street, Of Vernon, and Miss Alice Davis, of
Texarkana, were married in the parlor of
the Capital hotel at II u. m, to-day, Rev.
DR.. Da Wis did the business.
Thomas jenkins pleaded guilty in two
cases of theft to-day and got five years in
the penitentiary.
The farmers say the crops are growing
splendidly.
Representative Wilson Is convalescing
from severe attack Of measles.
Ex-Mayor J. M. Hall, now resident
Cleburne, is visiting friends in this city
:, The fire company are practicinr
their engine this evening.