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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-06
Fire.

The barn of Dr.. D. A. Cannon was
discovered on fire Wednesday after
noon about sandown, and in short
time it and its contents consisting Of
$500 lbs of Fodder, 5000 lbs of Shucks
and other things were entirely con-
sumed. The building was worth about
800. One Monday the Doctor had a
policy of Insurance taken out on his
other buildings, but none on the
one burned. It is not known how the
fire occurred.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-06

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of y. S. The
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twice our price. The fastest selling book
In America. Immense profits to agents.
All Intelligent people want it: Any one
can become successful agent Terms Tree,
Ealiett Book Co., Portland, Maine.
NOV. Sly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-06
A PHILADELPHIA LAWYERS
FEE.

PHILADELPHIA, November 28.-
The long pending suit Of Honery
C. Terry, a member of the Bar, to
obtain from the city a fee of S50,-
900 for service in connection with
the transfer of the Oxford Turnpike
to the municipality, was decided to-
day by the master, to whom the case
had been referred. He reported
that after a thorough review Of the
testimony the money should be
awarded to Terry, as he saw moth
ing to satisfy him that there has
been any fraud as alleged.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-06
Big Hogs.

Big Hogs.
Mr.. E. c. Lonsshore tells us of two
dogs which he killed last week, weigh
ing after they were dressed 365 and
800 lbs. respectively. There age was
"A months. This is pretty good
! showing for home raised meat. Next.
/ Swift's Specific Is. S. S. has cured
SmSai.hereditary Serofula of the worst
type. The medicine is more than YOU
claim for it, and I hope any who doubt
will write to me.
T.. G. HAYES, JR.
Nov.22-1m. Clarksville, Ga.
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Rev. j. D. Zehring, Codorus, Pa,
says: Il was paralyzed in my right
side. The use Of Browns Iron Bit
ters enabled ME to walk without
cane or crutch.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-06
EEWBsRaY COTTON MARKET REPORT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
NAfHERES { BOWMAN, Cotton Brokers.

want to buy GOOD COW
and viii pay liberal price for one to
suit. C. &. CHASE.
Nov. %, Aft.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-06

fSpEx TO NEW ADvERTIsEMESTs.-
Opera Houss-C. B. Bishop,
Winter and Fall Clothing-M L. Kinard
Holidays are Coming-C. Bart & Co.
Mark Down in Pr;ce-Cloud & Lnith.
James Means Shoes-Clopd & Smith.
Bakery-Mrs. W. r. Lane.
Pa:euts-Munn & Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21
Yesterday's Fire,

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
Garden City fireworks establishment o
Sweet 4 Settled, No. 30 Commerce street.
caught ire from some cause unknown, and
the contents Of the building. which is one
story stone structure, went with a flash
and q bang. All manner OF nre,
noise that persons in the immediate vicin-
ity sought places OF safety. The firemen
turned out promptly, and the two steam
engines were soon playing upon the flames,
which were soon extinguished. The loss
will reach some 81, 200, which is about Gov
cred by insurance. The building which
IL the property Of Colonel John Q. Mccoy,
was damaged some $50. IL IL insured.
Maggie Louise roomed in one sioe OF me
bufiding and suffered from the water. Her
clothes and furniture were ruined.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21
THE DALLAS Weekly HERALD. THURSDAY JUNE 81, iosa

have 10 while away the balance of The time
playing poker with railroad men aud loby-
Ists. Texas legislative business energy has
been big thing on ice for long time.
Several years ago the legislature got out OF
business before II was time TO adjourn, and
as there were no good poker players In
Austin at that time, outside Of tbe honora.
BILE body, they had no amusement and
rather than be idle when they were being
paved for their time, they went to work
and gave all the public lands In the state
that were worth.anything, to the railroads.
The legislatures remind us very much OF
Sam Pltman's mule. They work by fits
d starts, and sometimes they put In en-
tirely too much energy when they should
be idle. Pitman said his mule worked
very uneven. When he was going from
home it was a powerful slow motioned
mule, but when he was going towards
home II was hard to keep up with it.. He
said it would be one of the best mules In
creation if he could only devise some plan
to rig q pair of engine, governors on it SC
that he could distribute its energy evenly
along.-[Hubbard City News.
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There was q meeting Of the directors Of
the Dallas Cotton Manufacturing company
Al the Merchants Exchange yesterday
afternoon ct 2 O'Clock. President Z. =.
vss elected director. vice Captain j. l..
Leonard, deceased. The committee on by
Avs reported recommending the adoption
which was carried. Messrs. A. Open
heiner and W. L. Hall we're appointed q
o0mmittee Of two 10 consult an attorney
concerning the by-lavB. IL was decided 20
publish q prospectus Of the factory and call
9 mass meeting for tsturday, June BIRD.
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olt,,sl and other places, and 70 show that
'bove M ODOO al public funds had peen
iiIegally expended. Muroh stated lnls
eye,'ng that among the papers he hal pfen
enabled 10 extort from the superylnns
architect office was one showing ~ one
Instance, after contracts mad been maue, M
order was made by the architect lncfeaslnE
the compensation Of the contractors ~ va
cent, or 81 per cubic LOOT i9r cut.lnk ia
mo AZ to the contract for statuary lot
that building. said Murch, II was awarded
TO Assistant Secretary French's son ana py
MIN sub.let to another party, who SUP lev
il TO the contractor who Is now engaged III
erecting IL.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21

A rev orEnrizstiOn. With ne tue.
Tinted stntes improved Oroer 81 Red
usn.n wi1 - efscted 81 BoEes bal, On
49, drrwn % IN dus form f1f
a rhr-rer. ard ever other nsce.HrT
~r-rrrrrI-rt corrIe-s1- Gus Davidson
- t-unrkef ny he orrHrlratio1, nn1 nns
rrrree1sf n rntternE he nADes 81
r.rI-rh~~ - ~ rrcrf prDuInert uen n
frrr. n ur6er -il - - q ct1ritstds
rrturs. rirr1nr y Ne KriEhts q Honr.
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Dr.. A. NJ. oochrnn, deputy United States
internal revenue collectOr Of the third d.
vision Of the fourth district Of Ieras, With
h.ooo fled 81 follOvE Number Of rebate,
cirims for pass week I've; total amount n
rpb.fe. f14f ~, total previously, - 1s411
mskIre a total Of 30 80 81. Total nun
bsr Of rsbats claims received ~ W. p.
Gof. deputy collector 81 Fort worth, and
trsrrmfftad through once here. ~.
srnount. f1s545e4 g-HDd total, ~. 80
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Withdrawn .

New YoRK. June 16,-The attachment
against Haverey, the theatre manager, has
been withdrawn on payment of claims by
Mcconnell, with the exception OF the -FOUR
taentb street theatre. No agreement has
been arrived at between Colville and Gill
more, but 1t is probable satisfactory
Advancement will be made.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21

MONTREAL, June I6.-Ine Coatlcook
Knitting company's mill is burned. The
machinery was insured for $4,000. The
figures on the building and stock are moi
vet obtained.
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Base Ball.

philadelphia, June l6.-Philadelphias,
5; Buffslos, 2.
Bosros, June 16.-Chicago, /; Boston, /.
PROVIDENCE, June l6.-Detroit, q Provi-
dence, -,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21
Took n Tumble.

MARsAILLEs, June 16.-An aeronautn named
Jarvis. accompanied by an actress and mer-
chant, departed from here in a balloon last
evening to cross part of the MEDITERRANEAN.
The balloon and occupants were picked up
It sea.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21

New YORK, June l6.-shipping Commits
sioner Duncan has brought suit for libe
with damages Of 100000 against the New
York Times.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21

BosroN, June 10. -Gray's opera'h ouse has
burned. Loss, 100000.
Gray, proprietor OF the house, says every
one in his part OF the building escaped.
There was but little confusion and no one
hurt, He was in the bar-room when the
fire started. There were over 100 persons
in the house, and upon the stage twenty.th
actors, most of whom saved their wardrobes
Gray estimates his loss at $lO0 W.
Burnham, who occupied part OF the base
ment, lost So, 900. At 3p. Ill. the fire was
under control. The five.story building OPP
posite. occupied by American steam
Guage company, was only saved
by perforated pines, which drenc nee
the building. The loss will reach $1OO,OO0.
The occupants, who lose everything, are u;
L. Goldsmith, planning. ETC., first floor o. o.
Gray's opera house L A. Nina, wood and
wood working, second floor; W. Q. Tyler q
Co., machInists: L. A. Bates, locksmith,
third floor; Fred. Chase. pattern
works; E. Pickett, machinist, fourth
Wagner, Barton e. Co., machinists;
Moore & Dealey, merchants, fifth floor. The
workmen in the building barely escaped,
none saving tools. Some fears are ex-
pressed that all did not escape.
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Loxpor, June 16.-A terrible calamity
involving the death OF LIS children occur
red in Sunderland county this evening.
An entertainment given by q coniuror was
sttended-almost entirely BY children. The
accident occurred at the close OF the perform
snce. The body Of the hall was entirely
cleared Of its occupants. Some LOO OF III
tie ones came running down Stare
from the gallery. At the top OF the
first fight was q door which opened
only twenty inches, and thus but one child
could pass through At time. At this point,
while the mass Of the children pressed for
ward. one Of them fell, and being unable to
rise. the Others crowded upon him and the
result was q great number were hustled
down, trsmpled on and suffocsted. The
scene was terrible and no effort could stop
rhe mad rush OF children; they came on
peIl-mell, though. strangely, without shout
Ing. and soon 15s were KNOCKED down and
suffocsted BY the otbers trnmpling on them.
A greater number Of bodies were badly
msngled. Many victims who were not
killed. had their clothing torn from their
bodies. The ages Of the i76 known 10 have
been killed, RANGED from 4 70 IA year..
The excitement in the town ~ the news Of
the disaster spread VS. terrific. Two
thousand people surrounded the ball The
work Of getting out the bodies began i'm
nsdistsly. They were laid In the bal and
the parents Of those killed were admitted 70
identity their children. The mOthers q ths
dead children were constantly uttering
plying shriskt, and nsny tainted
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Mr.. WATERMAN says, y

"a few months ago was taken down with
severe sickness, which confined me 10 the house
quite a long time, and much Of the time was 30
very lame az 10 be unable TO walk. and my left
leg, from the hip 10 the toes, became monstrously
swollen, and suffered extremely from the con
slant intense pains produced by 20 great inham-
nation Twas trying the various so-called cures,
all the time, and was under the treatment Of q
physician seven weeks, but getting no substantial
relief. At this time an old time friend. police
officer, called upon me. and during our cOnversa-
ton Informed me Of the great benefit which he
had obtained BY the use Of Hunts Remedy, and
urged me 10 try H. &c he considered Il wonder
full medicine. commenced taxing Hunts Rem
efy. having very little faith that Il would DO
much In such a sfubborn case as mine, but my
doubt uas soon dispellsd for before had taken
one bottle began 20 get better, the severe pains
disappeared, the swollen leg gradually decreased
IN size. and vns encouraged 20 continue the use
q the Remedy; and TIE improvements 70 my
health CONTINUES, ny appetite Il good have re-
gained ny strength. and an nov performing
again ny duties as Waterman 81 the foundry.
Ever nieilt % ~ and dOsn stairs more than
one hundred tines. and an IN god condffion,
and lei that my recovery + due % Hunts Rem
edy nlons. ny severe sickns4s and terribly
svoI-n - rs csnsed ~ he dissased state q
ny kidneys and ftink that q + mrs. valuahls
Medicine fhnt WI 20 sIsnetily relieve and cure
such . s-sers cass e. Minis ! tberef1rs nost
rhssrfu1iy rsso1urned Huufs Rensdy 70 az
rHieses ia Kia.s5 Tsss..ss, - know h % -
q sufe and rslistls r-rn.1y-
~PEOTuEscE, De- s iSl-
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Fighting In Albania.

CATTlEo, June 16.-Fighting has contln
ned in Albania since the 18th. Other tribes
are expected to join the revolt. Montene-
gro has established Gordon on the frontier
to prevent belligerents entering this terri
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Tprns Il BIZ far The largest ststs IN the
Union, and We only have s1v-making
frolic oncs IN two 1eerz, eno thea. y A.
srrrur'ts a.. tine. TIE leEislsfurt dos not
hrrs br7siue-s enoueh % feep Il employed
uo-r frrr hn1f the tine that custorn con-
psls i 70 say IN Austin, and ne member
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The p. X.

PIrTsBURG. Pa, June 16.-A prize fight,
short but terrific, was fought
this afternoon in Colliertown, fifteen
miles from the city, between Tom Duty,
superintendent of the Cherry Hill
mines, and Peter Murphy, miner.
Both are young men, and weigh
about IT'S pounds. Only, hVe
rounds were fought, but Murphy was
whipped and terribly punished. Inc aifair
wound ND in q row.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21

wsrErEsTos. June 1s.-ouits . ssnss-
ton VI. producs1 today IN connection
viii The Hm invsstirntion- Assistant Sec
r<fsry Hsr, chairman Of The committee.
F<d fnst snnounced that tbeTs would Be no
s<<<lon for The day, when Colsrnsn, cgun-
- for Hurrh. aid he wishsd 10 cal stten-
fIuerr<. bolh - himself and
Gen<-<f Esr. he hen produoed
f-< r-ouI<ifIos nsds rsVsrzl days sgo
~ Nurct upon Hm 81 pspers rslstive -
ro1--sct< ~ s-<turrT - ne Ph.leoelpels
fr11 nr Ths rrgne8 49, endorse ~
T~~r-1| w.. uilf g. rr1gr ~ The no
Er~<Inr a ~ p1rsrs. n cls-k rsfnr-dtc
<r~rI1h ne u--lIs1 rEpers. ~ ne re1s1n
90 - <t<tu<rT n QUESTION rsrs % nee
|~I--~rn rfr-rrfrrIrsf fEIs ~ - inrrt
A. - rrrnuitt<<. CoIEUEr EETt nolics
<<r< - rrrr<rrII1r 5000 t4rt - -
xrsl.< s1tcIrEz q .. Loui.I ChirrE,. On
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Noises in the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served in the urine. and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars fof
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatnenV Will
not cure or for anything impure or injurious
found in It. THE ENOIIsR MEDICAL In.
sTITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation FREQ. Thor
SIS Of urine, 81 so. Price of Vital RestL ratives
81 so bottle. or four times the quantity, % .0e,
sent TO any address on receipt Of prco or O. O. D.,
sntee), secure from observation, and in private
name II desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, us Olives street st Louis Missoun
Wholesale Agents J. J. SCHoTT CO., Gal.
weston. Texas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21

AuGUsTA, GA, June l6.-ET-Governor
Jenkins was buried to-day with imposing
ceremonies. Business was suspended.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21

TOPEKA, KS, June 16.-The secretary OF
the board of agriculture has In
formation covering almost the entire
state as to wheat. Harvesting
will commence within week. Although
the average is short of last year, the yield
per acre will be above the averages for the
past years. The area of corn Is greater
than ever before and although backward IN
some localities never was their such pros
meet for a fine Weld.
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Centaur Liniment.-An alb
HUNTS &emedu.

Our watchfui Guardian and faithful Pro-
tector restored to active duty again.
Mr.. HESRY A. WATERMAN, Of the city Of
Providence, r. l., for many years the faithful
and vigilant night Waterman of the Bsrstow
Stove company's very extensive establishment
having been confined 10 his home several weeks
by very distressing illness, on resumins his du-
ties again avails himself Of this early opportu-
nifty for stating briefly few plain facts.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21

KANSAS CITY, June 16.-A heavy thun-
der-storm in this vicinity this evening did
some damage in the city, but not serious.
The movement of trains is more or less
interrupted by washouts.
James NJ barrow, yardmaster OF the
Hannibal & st. Joe, while direct.
ing the making up of trains at
the union depot was struck by lightning
and killed. Deceased was superintendent
of the Kaw Valley division of the Order Of
Railway Conductors, and was well-known
throughout the Missouri valley.
CLEVELAND, June 16.-A special to the
Leader says lightning struck the railroad
station at LAGRANGE this evening, melted
the telegraph wires, and four men, A.
P. Wilcox, William Wilcox, james Monroe
and an unknown man from Cleveland,
standing by the window were knocked
down and rendered unconscious, but SUBJ
recovered.
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THB GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

is o nover-fdlllng ionic
flor Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Sem
NAL Weakness, 6per.
matorrhea, L O ST
MANHOOD impoten.
cy. Paralys, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse. youthful
TO lies Al d excuses In
|maturer years-such a.
Loss of Mem ory Las.
|situde, Nocturnal Emiss
|sion, Aversion TO 60cie.
- ns-nnr - lysufAvS
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s~pH EueEnE pnvAUx, or FBArOs
bss made M bis agents for The state Of IetMt
blai Restorative or Vl,allser" affected Wiz
nervous debility, loss Of manhood and all kin.
dred diseases should al once procure hi foifculsy
above mentioned: I'll 81 nj once 10 pro, uro from,
us or through ~ Dy your druggstor oxpren
the never. faihuK remedy, -
OROwDUs, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAM,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
By retail at Howell Il Bros and lack Tolliy9
Illustrated Marriage Guide 200 pages, cIoih
and gilt binding, 80 cents; same in paper cover
% cents. Manhood. 10 centsi wemabAbod. 10
cents; aimphSt 8 cents, securely sealed, ~
mail. Send money or postage stamps. Dr.
WHIT TIER, the great specialist 6l7 81 CHARLIE
street. 81 Louis. Mo.
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AClerical Killing

MANSFIELD, La, June 16,-Rev. Ben T,
jenkins IT,, this morning, killed Rev. Mr..
Borden, president Of Mansfield college.
Rev. Mr. Borden had seduced young lady
friend OF Jenkins. jenkins used a re-
volyer and fired.iveor six shots, one OF them
took effect. nc lived about two hours, bat
never spok after the shooting. There is
great excitement, the sympathy OF
the community Is with jenkins.
jenkins is a young man OF 25 and was
ordained at the last session OF the confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal church,
south. He Is a son OF Hon. b. b. jenkins,
OF this place. and has been teaching at
Robeline station on the New Orleans Pacific
railroad. b. f. jenkins, ST., is trustee
of the college. The coroner's jury's YER
dict was that deceased came TO his death
by pistol shot fred by b. 7. jenkins, jr.
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OF SPECIAL INTEREST

Hlgh-IIauded Outrage on American
citizens In Mexico.
Confined In Filthy Dungeons on the
Thinnest Pretext,
with Their Lives Endangered by an
Infatuated Mob.
Canada Capitalists are Coming to Texas
TO Invest.
A Young Mississippi Minister Shoots
One of His Cloth.
A Terrible Catastrophe Occurs In al
English village.
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CURE YOURSELF

DR.. Bohannan Vegetable curative Is war.
ranted 70 permanently cure all forms Of Sperms-
torrhea or Seminal Weakness. General Debility,
Impotency, etc q, and restores Lost Power" and
brings back the Youthful Vigor' OF those who
have destroyed Il by sexual excuses or evil
practices in from two 70 seven weeks time. This
remedy, which has been used by Dr. Bohahnsn
In HIS private practice for over thirty years was
never known 70 fail in curing even Che WORST
CASES. II gives vitality and imParts enerey
with wonderful effect 10 those middle-agea men
who feel q weakness beyond their years Ie IN.
vigorxting properties are felt at once fonnf
men suffering from the consequence OF thet
dresdfully destructive nsbit Of selfAbuse can
use this medicine with the assurance OF speedy
and PERMANENT cure. The patient gsini
strength and elasticity Of spirits at once a.
acts directly on the parts Affected se soothing
and healing tonic and snodyne 70 the RELAXED
seminal vesiclss and irritsted ducts. impsrttnf
power and tone and restoring them 20 their nst
ursl state the same a. II the paneful habit had
never been INDUCED in. The Ingredients are
rimple productions Of nature-barks, roon
herbs etc. and are specific for the above Dis
So Price, Five DoIlsrs sent with FUN slrec
tons 70 any address. For sale only at Dr.. @ A.
Bohannan's once No 6H North Fifth street
between Washington q verne and 6rten street
81 Louis No. EsIsb lished 1881.
sEDr Be Treatise on Special d seaseh
which give clear delineafion Of The neture
symptoms means Of cure, etc Of EYfhlLlh
SEMINAL WEAEEEss, etc. sent Fbkk 70
any sddress upon receipt of ne stsnp
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Canadian Capitalists Coming

ST.. LOUIS. June 16.-[Special.l-Mr. G.
Sheelny. Canadian passenger agent of the
Wabash, at Detroit, arrived in the city this
morning, accompanied by the following
gentlemen from Canada, who are
on trip to the southwest:
Hon. d. M. McDougal, regent Of Waterloo
county, Ontario; Fred Mayer, Bridgeport
Ontario; w. Brown, Merriheld, Ontario;
MI. Shelener, Waterloo town; Mr.. Weaver,
ex.member of the Canadian
parliament, Hamburg, and Mr.
Crautz, Berlin, Ontario. The gentlemen
are all representative capitalists ofOntario,
and come 30 the southwest to purchase q
large tract of land in Texas on which to set
tie a party Of colouists from Waterloo
county Ontario.