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Missy Place

wihris Einueman,s saloon of Fort Worth
; ehch Is hard by the depot, is wei known
mnd q most popular place with the tray.
ing public. Chris and Dcl, Flanagon
reside and the purcsl and best liquors ARE
ierNed and connected in STYLE to sn ii
ne taste of the most fastidious Tbcv
AIRY nothing but the very best, brands y,
Goods and # You iain would smoke Il 10 10
lere you will find the best brands of cirSrs %
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Announcement.

NOR NAYOh--We are authorized u announce
L General W. l.. Cabel as n candidate Tor
Mayor at the ensuing election, Thursday, April
3. 1883. ------
NOR MAYOii-Me are authorized Ia announce
Il Colonel W. ID. Wylio as an Independent
candidate for Mayor, in favor of improvements
pnd progression.
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A CONSCIENTIOUS member OF the lesisla-
ture OF Georgia, who during the session OBJ
tanned FIVE postage stamps from clerk in
one of the state departments, insisted upon
paying for them, although they were TO be
used for state business. This looks very
commendable in the legislator, but ii is as
serted at the same time he had railroad
passes in his pocket and had used them,
and charged the state mileage both ways,
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TENNESSEE is striving for the accomplish
mcnt ofone important matter in legislation
that is certainly to be commended. 4 bill
with excellent prospects OF becoming Jaw
is pending before the Legislature of that
state making it felony to carry concealed
weapons, Only by such law strictly en-
forced cen the dangerous and dsreputable
practice be broken up. The practice OF
carrying and using the bowie'kniIe was
stopped in the same state some years ago,
only after such law as the one above sug.
gcstod was passed, Either break the bust,
ness up or repeal all laws on the subject,
ana by notifying the public of what it may
expect, put everybody on an equal footing.
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TUESDAY. JANUARY 80, 1888.
INDICATIONS.

For the West Gulf states-Wmmlr fair and
variable winds, shifting to southery stationary
or loGer pressure.
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PalA

palestine, Jan. OK ,......
case OF the United States\ H.. W. '-.'
trial for three days before\ - 49, '''
at Tyler charged with sehew o. .,. 800.
letters to Miss Sadie CoggswN ,,.-,t :
guilty was rendered this even NJ, ros,
terrible surprise to the Doctors meron
friends here. X'e'o"
Miss Gregoly, who committed suNlo =,
throwing herself underCars here, waN ",
by subscription among friends t0.day\
Young gentleman whose name is mixe\,
in the case denies having ever been Y
than friendly with her.
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sSf itismtowards the metropolis in the matte
a, Of special fast mail facilities. A Journal IN
senneighboring city to New York thus speaks
A. where HE special privileges referred to; de
or The last ceigorous protests from SENATORS Con
unu ty Of some a.. of West Virginia, epd SAuLs
officer All governmentNsata by a vote ri 90 to 20
notice, sh.a, especially in Sc post.t W appropria
nses .ste number ofilh to Nd York city tn,
sdsls ~ faay augmented by Ter commercial
and Main strsvei colored men. Thlers!s fostered
The ladies 'gs ee because 1t is a msnsc OF slS5
church will ri, repT,o bridge the matter fac, tha
mo al nv or oiher &c to those who are u,snci,
one Of the ,emIApye os until some better In
%o"s"'s ~ this state. theueans can be pro- ses
no"sc 'io Msndnnt or o,ha, ,,,,, la Az nd,
:. Professor Getpioyo shall be-" W.. W u'' as,
FRIDAY and Saneanor, aud, on tlhahy psssesi us'
SOU, ~ the y betinod IN any SUM ional troa PAL
Tomatoes more than $500, or into tbo sta
rare vegetable county jail ofihe propc, 49,. ~.
by leaving ~ cd OF not less than three 'ph'ry sue
rant OH Htsc than one year, or by bntl al II tra
f,onsLd., punislmcnt al the DISSECTION the
tImS Az i'd In case the wlllml dsrt. lor, !
dissri6uii1 M lruotions Of the conlmis.' 'ones
Dofvica Inn
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Marshall

MARSHALL, Jan. @.--tSpccial Ca
L. j. Fry aud Colonel R,guc returned
evening from New YORK. They /,
your correspondent that negotiation
pending between the incorporators 4
Marshall " Sabine Pass railway anu
English capitalists for funds to p,b
construction o' the road througho
state that New York capitalists w
shy OF Texas in consequence offs.
friendly legislation already pasar.
other to be apprehended. at
The remains of James Dlppltmld. !
received here Saturday morning
buried Sunday at II a. m. Rev.
OF the Cumberland reSoytets,han
officiating, read the Hebrew ertMow
lish, aud paida fitting tribute /, an
young man, A long concours ever
ing friends and relatives att. W'erm
neral. All
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IN consequence OF congressional sg,;sticnss
TO the bonded period.
WILL PREVENT II.
NV York. Jan a.-The chic. Of police
this afternoon issued orders 20 the force TO
prevent the sparrius match between Mace
and SiaIe, SCI f1r tonight.
tbs WHIPrIN- POST.
BALTlN1Eg. Nh. Jan. .9-Jaar,lS F'lte,
Co.ogei, was whipped vita seven ashes, 10
all to-day, for bestiug bic wife
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AZ NONE AND ABROAD.

irOu BILE brewing in Dame EarOpa's
School Russia aud Her Coas-
ins-&ernaas are too
Thick 10 Thrive.
France hasn Il MSje up Her Mad, and
the New cabinet a Piece of
hq,,hWork.
John Bull says %o,h. *, hut is Eyi
IDENTITY On the S,ler. aud Not
NapPi ug.
Washington: rrocoedh ~, y Congress
not Of Absorbing lS,ersct to
The General Rcat-ar.\
Ihe Supreme Court Rnles OH Matters
Of Interest.
Decisions by the Heads OF the Va rioNS
Departments.
The Star.rOutc Trial Unrip' for tn,
Jury.
Lorne is Being feted in the Best of
style.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
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Everybody wun,hd SC ,ov ,,.,.,
high-arm Howe lyiedna Inv m,n mvr, running,
Wilson, state age 'o''TS Elm siraei M NJ A.
Texas. i''i street, Dallas,
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pre.rrr Ian. oo-Tsro fleet fit
giving his name as Judge, al SaS
saturday night ut Gates
Marshal Dock Miner AMI
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:. II new sh!..asiI'. vet, =,
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Smoke genu,nem tie o, nnrhou o.
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Lumber ana ShlA -es
i Tor sale and cpt a., short notice. Cores
Bbondence solicitta" Address John ms =
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silks and Sntins, - ~.
Az colors, fancy -, re- M R.rr... 49,,
MINSTREL. NS Ciy'''' paumans, 700
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All Are Invited
10 Sall at the star machine Office and ort
gallery, 6i3 Elm street. The most attr,n,'
i've place IN the q V, '''' "'racV'
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Tendency 10 wn sana n,o
cav are rrevenuC tha n p,en azure De.
extra EXPORT Boil ar ,"' use OF Lemp's
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Ladies' from n Distanc.

All orders Will be carefully filed. Al.
are IS Mrs H. Bauman. 7Oe Elm street. Dai.
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\ The cities near New York are kicking
vigorously over the senate's seeming favor
itismtowards the metropolis in the matter
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MARINE DISASTERS.

LONDON, Jan. 20.--The bark Royal Tar,
from Philadelphia for Liverpool, was driv.
Ell into Penarth roads with decks swept
aud other damage done. One man was
lost. Ten bodies have been washed ashore
near Penarth. \ steamer is supposed to
have foundered with ali hands, twenty in
number, near Port lleawl 4 vessel, sup.
posed to be the steamer Black Watch, has
sunk olf Mumbleshed; twenty.siX perons
were drowned. She belonged to Cardiff.
The storm continues.
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Grimes and Casualties.

7
NEW York, Jan. 20,--Behr Bros. Il Coz
piano factory has been damaged by d,c
Lo,s, $4,000
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Other Foreign aud Domestic News.
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Lorne is Being Feted in the Best of
style.
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LoyisvrLLE, KY, Jan. 29.--This evening
the board of trade passed resolution
against the bill transferring the merchan,
marine bureau TO The naval department.
Walker Il Co, whisky dealers. have
assigned. Lisbili, 'es, S1O0O to $4,000 :
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MORGAN.

MORGAN. Aug. 10.-TSpecial.] To-day has
been the grandest that Morgan has ever
known. A careful estimate places the
number of people in attendance at the bar
becue at 5000. The festivities were opened
at an early hour by the firing Of twenty.
nine guns concentrating the number OF
years since Bosque county's organ
ization. Promptly at III O'Clock
one of the most gorgeous
professions ever witnessed in this part OF
the country formed on Whitney street, and
after proceeding around the town proceeded
to the barbecue grounds. The procession
WAS headed with a mammoth traction en-
zine, drawing a decorated band wagon
with the celebrated Morse brass band and
n gorgeous chariot containga choir OF six
teen beautiful young ladies, and tower
surmounted with representation OF the
goddess of liberty, 10 the person OF
beautiful 10 year.old miss. These were
follow ed by fifteen wagons beautifully dec
GRATED, and displaying to the best advan-
tage the stocks in trade of as many OF Nor
gaH's enterprisng and plucky merchants.
On reaching the grounds on the beautiful
and romantic banks of Steele creek, the
enormous multitude was scattered under
commodious arbor, and the speaking COM
menced. Professor j. Wagner, of Morgan
".
followed by Colonel Fielder, who sroke tor
thirty minutes in favor of Meridian, who
was answered in thirty minutes speech
by Mr.. J. w. Tipnon, for Morgan. Then
dinner was announced, and the grand gas
tronic feat of 5 900 people eating at one
time and at one table was witnessed, Ihere
were thousands of the most delicious bar
becued edibles, and everybody went , away
with a foil stomach. After dinner
Mr.. James Gillett made an hours
speech for Meridian, which was answered
conclusiyely by Major J. E. Hawkins, for
Morgan, and Colonel Cooper followed,
showing conclusively how $25, 900 could be
annually saved to Bosque county by build
ing up commercial centre of Morgan
Young, of Cleburne, then elucidated
the constitution, and the immense
throng adjourned to the tournament
grounds where twelve of Bosque county's
best riders competed for fine saddle in
tournament. After a spirited contest the
Judges decided Mr.. Ed Nichols, of Morgan.
the victor, and amid great applause the
fortunate young man, native Texan, who
was born on the very tournament grounds.
was carried off. The amusements OF
the day were concluded with climbing a
creased pole, running sack races, etc. To-
night grand ball is in progress, at which
the beauty and chivalry of Bosque county
are out in force. Everybody votes the affair
the grandest success every scored for Nor
gan and Bosque, and credit to the ener-
getic, enterprisng and get-up of Morgan's
merchants. We are all enthusiastic and
confident OF success In the election 10 re-
move the county seat on the l4th.
One feature of The occasion was the ap-
pearance of the first bale of new cotton
raised in Bosque county this season. 1t
was sold at auction on the. grounds, bought
by M. & J. Miller, and will be shipped to
P,J. Willis e. Bro, of Galveston. IL netted,
with premiums, 500.
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KAUFMAN.

KAUFMAN, Aug. l0.-[Correspondence'I-
The first bale of new cotton sold here yes
terday for $sl, to w. Il. Watkins, 1t was
grown by Mitchell & McKinion, Of Egypt
neighborhood. 1t weighed 400 pounds, and
classed middling. Some sections of the
county have suffered for rain, but alto
gether the prospect is reasonably iair.,
Tete Nash, boy about IA years old, was
thrown from a horse day before yesterday,
receiving injuries on the head from which
he died last night. de IS largely con con
nected, and his death is deeply regrettea.
Mrs. DR.. Benner is thought to be fatally
i'll. General health good, :,
The Arion Musical society. OF Terrell,
gave an entertainment here last nignt 70
respectable audience of $50 persons: The
society is under the management OF Dr. >.
f. Smith, and Is composed OF some OF Lhe
most respectable citizens OF Ierreil. Inc
selections for last evening were choice, ana
some of them difficult. The entertainment
was highly satisfactory and quite creditable
to the management.
The constitutional amendments are
exciting little interest among our people;
But few here read them with any care, and
of that few a majority will vote against
them. Some will vote against them De,
cause they do not pretend to understand
them: Others because they oppose frequent
intermeddling With the organic law, fearing
that we will make bad thing worse. Not
over one-thlrd will vote at all notwith-
standing the wholesome abuse Sena-
tor Gibbs gives some people for not voting
and attending to these public duties.
Really, it would seem that people VINO
neglected to inform themselves ABOUT tne
public affairs of the country, and who tall
to p enforce their convictions Of right at the
ballot-box, cannot well complain If the
protested politicians run the. governmt Mt
In their own way. 1t would be hopeful
sign of health in the body polite to see the
entire voting population turn out TO the
election prepared to vote intelllgently on
the amendments.
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From the Pacific Slope.

Stock TON, Call Editor Constitution. J.
feel so grateful to some Georgia people
that must write and ask you to thank
them for the good they have done me. In
fact, after he dies, there ought to be a
monument erected to the memory of the
inventor or discoverer of a remedy which is
manufactured in your city.
For five long years past have spent all
l made, and more too, in the effort to be
cured OF blood malady which was eating
my life away. tried one physician after
another, and the warm springs, the bot
springs, the sulphur springs, and finally
found myself completely broken down,
poisoned with scrofnla. poisoned with mer-
curry, and pronounced incurable by all the
doctors. In this condition | heard through
friend from the east, of Swift's Specific
rs. s. 81, which is made in Atlanta, and
took it because felt that under any cir
cumstances l was doomed to die. The
first three doses OF it infused new life into
me. and after taking about twenty dollars
worth, l am new man and as sound as a
dollar. Every vestige of the old enemy is
gone-my skin is clear, and feel as well or
better than ever l did in my life. Swift's
Specific costs high out here, but it is worth
IS per bottle to sufferers from blood dis
eases. Thank those people for me, and let
any doubters write me here, care of the
Commercial hotel.
Yours very truly.
HARRY Smith.
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TERRELL.
Burglars work-COtton Factory Notes.

Burglars work-Cotton Factory Notes.
TERRELL, Aug. 10.-rSpecial. l--.Lqst
nighl burglars entered the store-house OF j.
r. A llison. where Mr.. Will Brice, agent of
the Texas Express company keeps his Office.
They blew out the front OF the safe OF the
express company, then broke the door off
it. hinges and ext acted from the safe a
sum amounting to about $50, OF this only
about $50 was the company's money, the
balance belonging to Mr.. Brice and Mr.. Al
lison, $40 each, who were quite lucky, for
the day previous, Mr.. Allison
had about $500 in the safe and Mr.. Brice
500, Of individual funds. Both made re-
mittance, and we're saved quite a loss.
Nothing missing from the store.
The directors Of the cotton factory had
meeting this week. We can learn nothing
authentic. as their transactions seem TO be
secret; still. We have heard enough to know
thev are trying to get things moving again,
and. we think, by leasing. DR.. ]. b.
Wash om, OF Harrison county, has been in
the city, attending the meeting OF the
directors OF the cotton factory. He is the
largest stockholder. He left yesterday
morning for Wills Point.
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Some Other Special Subject Matter
Charges by Anonymous Letter.

AUSTIN, Aug. l0-[Speciall lin answer
to a special from Dallas this morning. max
ing certain charges against Amos I. roster,
nos . )tfice inspector in Texas, Colonel roster
saws that he is surprised that a charge so
serious is put before the public upon tne
authority only of an anonymous RESPONSE
bility. ut is 10 me little queer, lor tne
hireiinC scouudreI who penned the scraWl-
ing manuscript dared not sign MS name
thereon. but like every other bastard ana
cowardly poltroon stands behind the anon.
vmous dark shadow and secures the ana OF
others to tarnish the names OF those
he fears to face with fiendish talsehood.
Come out, Anonymous, and give those you
vould iniure a chance to know you anu
view your hideous features, reeking Win
slimy ,treacherous falsehoods. A selt-Dranu-
ed liar and a would.be thief OF the fair Iaine
and good reputation of others, the Engnsn
vocabulary fails to possess words strong
enough to express the vituperatlon mat
every honest citizen would feel against you
when the baseness OF your lll'aqvlseG
scheme is exposed. The Texas Postal
association, OF which L nave
the honor to be president, is not dark-lan al,
tern association, but public and free to all;
Its constitution, bylaws, rules, Oil GERS ana
business transactions have been pGoilsheu;
and it's next annual meeting VIII De helu
in the Federal courtroom IN thls Guy;
commencing on the third Wednesday Oh
MAY, 1884, Its object is to promote me
efficiency of the postal service, whlcn at al
times will receive my best endeaVors.
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A Spanish Harrison OF 5000 Strong
Have ReyOlted.
The RebelllOus Outbreak Frustrating
Stock Operations.
The Haytain Government Threatened
With Serious Revolt.
Irish of Donegal Have Brldged the
Famine Crisis.
Press Comments Upon the Fate of the
Dynamiters.
Other Matters of Foreign Interest.
Spanish Troubles.


MADRID, Aug. lO.-The garrison at Leo
de Urgel, province of Lerilla, Spain, has
revoited, the force numbering 5000.
A royal decree has been issued suspend
ing the constitutional guarantee and dis
missing civil ana military officials.
Badajosa, the lieutenant commandingthe
Saint Domingo regiment, was killed by
men under him, who have submitted.
Colonel Saga will return to Madrid Fri
day.
LONDON, Aug. 10 -Particnlars of the re-
volt of the Spanish garrison at Leo dc
Urgel, in the province of Ley inn Spain,
snow that it was headed by aSitt.tenant-
colonel. The outbreak occurred at 4
o'clock Tuesday morning. The civil
guards were not worsted by the insurgents,
and remained in their barracks. The rebels
expelled the military governor OF the
town. A large force of troops is marching
to Leo de Urgel to repress the outbreak.
The Daily News says that in consequence
of the rebellious outbreaks in Spain, trus-
trating great bulk of the operations in
Spanish stocks by Madrid Spectators, va
rious dealers in both Madrid and Paris are
lett with claims for uncovered differences
amounting to 100000
A correspondent of the Times at Madrid
says the insurgent Spanish soldiers
assert they have been deceived, doubtless
by agents of Sorrilla, who have been, Tor
long time past, tampering with
the lower grades of officers in
the army at various points of the penin-
sula. All classes of people condemn the
outbreaks, including the writer's on re-
publican newspapers.
LISBON, Aug. 10.-A telegram from the
Spanish frontier says the situation is most
grave. Bands of armed men have marched
to the north. their object, it is presumed,
being to concentrate at some secure point
for a combined movement.
BARCELONA, Aug, 10.-Ten battalions OF
infantry and six batteries have been
sent to Leo de Urgel to suppress
the outbreak there. Great agitation
prevails here, and the situation is serious.
A slight revolt took place among the pris.
oners in the penitentiary of the city Of
Santander, capital of the province of that
name, but it was promptly suppressed.
The government OF Santanuer has $50 gems
darmes in readiness for ac-
ton in case the garrison revolts:
General Quesada occupies the principal
stratgetic points in the province OF Logan,
where it is reported the emmisaries OF
Don Carlos have been seen.