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ID. ~. Palmer. ID. u. -.

Dental Rooms corner Main and Kalama-
zoo streets, Paw Paw. All work, both opera
tive and mechanical, carefully and thoroughly
done. New patent metallic lining for Rubber
or Celluloid plates, without extra charge.
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w. .R. Hawkins a Son.

Brokers, Notaries Public and Conveyancers.
Money TO loan and collections made in all
parts of Van Buren, County. Remittances
promptly made. Office opposite Dyckman
House, Paw Paw, Mich. 133Sly
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Prater ia working the new process.
Babies pictures taken almost instantly.
First door north of Northemer Office. 1899.
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seed ern,

have II acres of large yellow dent corn
that the frost did not touch. Parties wish
ing seed corn, call st the Daniel Abbott
farm, between Paw Paw and Decatur. soft
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Auction! Auction.

To all parties wishing the services of an
auctioneer. am prepared to make Farm
Sales at reasonable rates. 133Stf
II. w. MoCABE, Paw Paw. Mich.
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ELI Rierre

Has rented the Mason mill and put up new
machinery and is prepared to do all kinds of
work on short notice. S0t26o1505.
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Frank Drew sells his Premium Harnesses
so cheap that every one can afford to throw
away the old harness and buy q new one.
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Millinery.

/ have full and complete assortment of
all the latest Fall and Winter styles of Hats,
Bonnets, Feathers, and Trimmings. l have
an experienced trimmer. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
1lG6y MRS. IL. II. ODRII.
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Just Arrived.

At Prater's Art Gallery, the largest and finest
stock of picture frames that ever came into
Paw Paw. All the latest city styles from the
cheapest to the finest velvet and gold.
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One seated carriage, nearly new, one 3
seated wagon, a good one, l single top bug
Ry, sleighs, bobs and cutters, for sale or
trade for young horses. Call on
o0tf DANSBY u SAGE.
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y. a. lIeecIl,

House, Sign and Carriage Painter, Paper
Hanger, and Ceiling Decorator. Shop or
Gremps ST., Paw Paw. 66ly
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Frank Drew the Premium Harness man,
is located III the building east of the court
house, over DR.. Hlton's Office. Call and see
him if you want anything i'll his line at rock
bottom prices.
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For sale.

A Fire-proof Safe. Enquire at Post Office
of X. q. Beebe or Frank Park. S7f
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a Good Farm For sale.

40 acres of good land being part of the
Pee-Pee-Yah farm. Terms easy. For par
ticulars enquire of S6tf
". O. BEEnE.
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Mr.. Henry Snyder, Lndington Mica, says
Browns Iron Bltters has entirely cured me OF
continued headache
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Everybody buy premium harness Of
Frank Drew. 90
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Don't forget that Frank Drew sells Pre-
MUM Harnesses at Auction on Saturday
afternoon, very cheap. None better 92t2o93
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sUhMAR L.

The next race was the 2:26 class which was
closely contested and was one of the finest
races ever trotted in Western Michigan,
There were six entries, but only five started,
James X. being withdrawn. After several
attempts, they got the word when well to-
gether. Josie T. made dash to the front,
closely followed by Mollie Middleton, Katie
Moscow, Maggie Knox and---around the
turn in the order named. On the back
stretch Mollie NJ. went to the front with a
fine burst of speed and the heat was finished
az follows; Mollie NJ. l, Maggie X. 2, Josie
T.3, -, Lady Moscow 8. The I'd and
Sd heats were a repetition of the first with
a single exception in the last heat.
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Pictures.

Physician & Surgeon. Office over Tree
Martins hardware store. 5Gtf
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Wood wanted.

100 cords of dry, and 100 cords of green
beech and maple wood wanted by
e2,f f. p. BURROUGHS 4 co.
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For sale.

Frank Drew sells Premium Harnesses at
Auction, every Saturday afternoon. 92
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WhiteMnahinc. Cnlcimining. etc.

am now prepared to do whitewashing, al
abastining, calcimining, patching, ETC., on
shortest notice and reasonable terms. Ad-
dress or call on
92tf DRNEIsoS GRAINE, Paw Paw.
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Mrs. Rhoda Hopkins can fit you out with
new fall hat, and color your soiled plumes
black or any of the new shades, making
them look like new. S5tf
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The Bangor Races.

On account of the bad weather the
races of the 18th were postponed one day.
The track was heavy and fast time was not
expected. At 2.30 the 3 year olds were called
TO the wire This race did not excite much
enthusiasm, and was ended in three heats by
g. Il. A.
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Crane N ssreck.
a. Z. &cnff. III. ID.

Attorneys at Law. Office over Avery's store
Paw Paw, Michigan. 14l
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SUMMARY.

Time, 2:Jt, 2;55, Too
The next day, Saturday, was cold, and the
attendance light, but the track was in much
better condition. The 3 minute class was
ouite exciting, Valley Girl winning the first
heat and then dropping 10 9th. Ihaloure
won in three straight heats'
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Local and Business Notices.


Physician and Surgeon, Paw Paw, Mich.
Office on Main street, first door east of Court
House square. Office hours from . to and
from to 9p. m. 14S7ly
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We call attention to the new al. of Oak
Park Seminary, for the winter term, which
opens Nov. 10th. Read it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-24
San ANTONIO.

Marshal Russell OF for Chester, nI,no,s-
Tho Gamblers ut II Again--Brakemnn
hnied-Letter from Mexico. Etc.
SAN ANTONIO, April 23--[special l-Isx-
Marshal s. II. Russell, convicted Of render
ing false accounts TO the government and
sentenced to two years in the peni,en,iarv.
leaves for Chester, Illinois, this morning via
New Orleans, In charge OF deputy United
States marshal. Petitions are in clrcula.io,,
here for pardon, and are nnmeruusly
signed.
Numerous ladies of leisure we're before
the District court to-day, and all fined
heavily, 500 each and costs. Now that the
grand jury ID not IN session, several Of tho
gambling hells have resumed Operations,
and Captain karber and several police 81.
iicers called upon them Saturday night, ARA
notified them TO desist. Among those run.
Revolving Light. -"
An unusually brilliant moon.rise Sunday
evening called ont the lire Department.
They were not successful, as fair Luna rose
AZ nsual tonight; no damage--no nsurace
a letter from Monterey SAYS the
ciprocity treaty IL meeting with great,,
position among The Mexican people a,
wiil more than probably pass conero
Among the candidates brought out
president are Perfirio Diaz and Sebasti
lerdo, both ex.presidents.
a brakeman employed on construction
,raln on the Sunset road was run over nd
had both legs cut of above thn
Knees at Painted Cave, on the Sunset
eNtenslon, this morning. lie WAY
e,nueaVqTlng 10 make a coupling at tho
,"e, w p ne WAS put on special and hurried
20 DelRio, where the company's physcian
attended him, but his inj uries were 40 soS. ~.
we're that he died At three O'Clock this eye.
ming. Wv
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D ATLANTA.
Confidence Men Corralied

ATLANTA, April 22.-[Special Private
do,.c,;ve Iro E.,on ot ,ha Tron .o,,,.i,
o'l''''o ~ ''h'" " Wv ''oi "ou"'"''
roau' assisted by WIN. IL. Gorham. OF
Gould's southwestern system, Purlong,
Force and Constable lin NJ Ns,oy a,
49, "a. -. '... VI
our Guy, arrested last hignt AZ JEFFERSON
Texas Calhoun and Bacon, two of trio of
three carde monte men, who have been on.
oro,i,, nm ,roir ,qn Coraro,or Ino p.,,,s,,
IN NE y" co, ,'" ~ ~ SVuo.1a Thu 'hJ iowe
ino, Mosso.s IIorns,a;n Eua3 t ,no io'n'
and uarnan AmsIow cron, piaotal,, he,ns,p,h
W. W;sco, s;n aI S'h maa'om' arn Lo'n n,oo'ineiu'
WaS.baII tor ,be ",u nurnasa 9 t "n,u ;ns sy,ns "
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WICHITA FALLS.
Cattle shipments Com me ncIng "A Retu,a.
tion

~"ue shipments Com INC nclnr --- A Refnta
tion
WICHITA FALLS, April 2S.-TSpeciall-
Inc shipments of stock cattle TO this Mace
have commenced in earnest. Three trains
nave arrived IN the past twenty -four hours,
and there are about seven thousand cattle
on the road to arrive in day or two besides
STOCK OF 2o,oo cattle that will be shipped
IN the mex. ten days. A letter written nv an
Interested party in Henrietta, and publish.
eu IN the Fort Worth papers set
tihg forth the advantages of Hen.
r'eua Tor point TO unload cat
"e' hed stating that this place was
not proper place to unload, was fenced
up and had no outlet, etc, caused some
uneaslness among shippers, and Col. A,
H. Peerce and party of prominent
stock men aud shippers from South.
ern Texas came up yesterday and made
u 'nVlouHh examination OF the sur
lounuins country They express themselves
as well satisfied. and say they have a good
outlet with excellent crossing on Nil
streams and an abundance of water and
srass, ana no Tears of any kind in the way,
otoeSmeh who are grazing their cattle on
pubic land have ci culated these renort.
thinking II would save their grass to crcu,
late them and turn the cattle trail OH their
range but these parties now understand
.he motive and will commence shipping 10
TINS place at once Ms they save So by shin.
ping here and avoid driving through the
long lanes arounu Henrietta and the more
thickiy settled portions of the country,
We have had fine rains this week and
grass is splendid. Town booming.
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The Indian outbreak serves 10 call M
tention once moie TO the psrnlclous vyv.
tenn adopted by the government in their
treatment of tho savages. The govern
ment starts out with the theory that the
Indians are Independent and subject 10
the law that govern sovereign people. On
top OF this II tacks.the sentiment thar ths :
arc tue wards OF our government and icr
wneso maintenance We are responsible,
u tney are independent people they should
% treated NJ sunh, and IN retaliation for
ontrsges cormitted on the whitss they
should be extefminated. II they are the
wards OF the nation their tribal orrrni,S-
tions should BE- Abolished aud thew shoni N
DO forced 70 conduct themsel ves IN Son iov,"s
ny TO the laws or take the conseque NJ
through the courts. y ,OoGSs
The only reason we can zee 70 shsr.
ent manner OF managing lnsss \. -
that II serves ~ an excuse Tsss.s,ss
army and An Indian denI sP''s
them costly luxurieu. l;,h,c3 ~ .silway ~
An lndisnin his tribA,ss llI,F = ali points
an indian, and 10 ami, o. cys
govern himtelf, even y 1rsss Nofthen
civ el ideas. I"w Iuso,Sn: oSIs.U vslveer
with : regular orr tsrply ~ Hcus,cn y 7srse
ss,Ss: sssss:. T. ss'ys: y 81 e.! & D'l's Z
many u ~ az Colofado aad falo -
w"1lS ,S,1 ~ xS IsSSss,. SsssS6sS \
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That cyclone.

JACKSON, MISS, April 2S.--rhe reports of
the destruction by cyclone at Wesson, are
comingin, There were thirty killed and six
ty wounded; at Beauregard twenty.three
killed and ninety wounded. Twenty seven
houses in Wesson were destroyed. Beau
regard is entirely swept away. The suffer
ing IS very great and assistance IL needed
ON the Matches a Columbus railroad; the
town OF Tlllman is destroyed and several
are killed and wounded. On the Vicks.
burg " Meridian railroad, the town of
Lawrence suffered terribly. Reports from
other places and from the country, show
the storm to have made wide-s spread de-
s'rncthon. Telegraph lines are blown down
for miles.
ST. Louis, April 23.--Specials from New
Orleans about cyclone which visited
Wesson and Beauregard give 70 particu-
lars OF the storm In addition to those con
tanned in the Associated Press report, but
they say Beauregard is small town In
Copiah county, Mississippi, on the N. o.,
81. Il. II q. railroad, forty.iour miles south.
west OF jackson, with population of from
four to five hundred. Wesson is a more
important place on the same road, one
mile from Bcauregard sort OF summer
resort for the people of New Orleans. 1t
has population of 500, and has large
cotton and woolen factory employing six
hundred hands.
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GALVESTON.


Judge Morrill, Eviaentiy Doesn't C.,o
which Way His Cast-OT OnicIaI Mantle
win Fall-Tho New Chief of Police a Big
Bouncer.
GALVESTON, April % Especial. ] = Judgc
Amos Morrill,, when asked this morning II
he had recommended ChiefJustice wil,io
as his successor TO the bench Of the United
States district court, soon to be made
vacant by his resignation, replied
that he had not and would no. recommend
any one Tor the place. Judge Morrill,, aiter
his resignation, contemplates making n
trir 10 California, and IL pleased with ina
country and climate, may make that state
his future home.
Judge Turner, accompanied BY Marshal
tossing and deputies, are expected mere To-
morrow TO take the steamer for Browns.
vile. wednesday, where they will hold !
term Of the court.
Captain NJ. NJ. Jordan who was appolnted
TO succeed Captain McKennou. recently
resigned as chief Of police, ,entered upon ths
discharge OF the duties Of his office today
anu his induction into Office was married
0y the discharge Of n number OF efIicient
men from the force and tho appointment Uf
new men in accordance With the msyor's
wishes to succeed them. This sc,ion n
producing much dissatisfaction.
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At " WASHlNGT0N.
ASpecial Correspondents Spicy Budget
of Preferred News Items.
Congressman Paul, of Virginia, aud
His Little Grab Game.
Sunset Cox contemplates Doing Dallas
at an Early Date.
Dorsey Will Exhibit the Republican
Closet skeleton.
He Is Haunted by the Fear that
Thief WIN Try
To Steal His Precious Papers Burden
of His Vision.
Miscellaneous Capital News Notes.

WAsHINGToN, April 23.-ISpecial The
latest instance of liberality in the dispensa-
tion OF the loves and fishes where they do
the most good, as well as of the pliability
of Mahone's iigurehead governor OF Vir.
ginia, Cameron, has just come to light. John
Paul, who represented the Seventh Vir.
ginia district in the Forty seventh congress
holds certificate of election to the Forty.
eighth, issued by Cameron, although it is
conceded that he has no shadow of a title
to the seat. lie draws his 50. coo salary as
congressman, however, with great compla-
cency, and has Just been appointed Fed
eral district Judge at salary OF
50 800 per annum. Here is where
the llnesse comes in. He gets one Reeves
to hold his court, while he clings to the lar
ger congressional stipend until December,
when Oterall will supplant. Mr.. Paul will
gracefully resign and ornament the bench
OF the Old Dominion. He is now In the
city trying to persuade Attorney General
Brewster to consent to this clever piece of
picayunish iinancerlng.
Anxiety, feyersh excitement and ap.
preaching blindness have unsettled the once
vigorous mind of Ex-senator Dorsey. lie has
an amenuensis busily engaged in prepar-
ing duplicate copes-for fear of spies steal
ing the original Of papers which
he will shortly tender for pubica-
tion. In them he will dwell upon
the late presidential campaign, drawing
aside the curtain of secrecy and allowing
the public to peer into the arcana of the
republican machine. He tells how Kelly
sold New York and Hancock; how Kely's
friends got fat offices in Washinpton, how
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Thursday, the 18th, the sergeant of the
troops with Indian scouts, who were In
advance of the main column, came across A
party OF Crees in the possession of stolen
stock near the eastern end of White Horse
lake, not tar from the Sweet Grass hills.
The Crees deployed and opened fire upon
the party. The leader of the Crees in AT.
tempting to crawl TO where the sergeant
bad taken position with the scouts
was killed by the sergeant. CAPTAIN
Marwood, upon hearing the firing,
hurried with his command to
the scene of the fight, and
dePloying his force commenced to dislodse
the Crees. One more Cree was killed, after
which, Indians escaped across the line.
The stolen stock were stampeded during the
fight and were not recovered. General
Ruger has established camp
OF i've companies N the Sweet
Grass Hills. and il the Crees come over
again they will doubtless be treated as hos.
tiles, The British Indians have been an
noying the settlers considerably OF late,
stealing stock and there is expected to be
lively work il they cross again.
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WILLS POINT.
District Court-A Sad Accident TO N I

District Court-A sad Accident to "A Lad
WILLS POINT, April 23.-[Specal. dis
trict court convened at Canton to-day with
full docket. 1t is throught this will be a
long term. Judge Robertson will do his
utmost to dispatch ali business.
A serious accident occurred here yester-
day evening asa west-bound freight train
was pulling out. Little Guv, son OF Dr. W.
H. smith, undertook to Jump on, catching
his foot in the guard rail, throwing his
right leg under the wheel, cutting il Off lust
below the knee. 1t was amputated little
above the knee-joint, and he is now doing
we'll
Messrs. peyton & Reynolds have bought
the John Reynolds stock ofgocds, attached
here some time ago, aud are now selling
them out.
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LANiPAsAs.
Thieves Get in Their work-A Horrible
and Cowardly Murder--General Notes

Thieves Get in Their work-A Horrible
ana Cowardiy Murder--Gcnerai Notes
LANrAsAs, April 9-[speciaI l-0ur city
had its first robbery night Two walters
calling themselves Charles Bond and An.
drew Kelly stole fine revolver from gen.
tlemap ut the hotel. They then proceeded
to East Lampasas and robbed German
woman Of u silver .tch and S02 cash. II
appears that the woman, whilst working at
the hotel with them, indiscreetly made the
thieves familiar with her affairs. These
robbers are ant TO be arrested, as they are
fully described aud watched for.
Last night.about II p. m, most deliber.
ate m1rder was committed In that
part Of the city called the Santa +,
addition. A man named A q
Rich, a doctor by profession, came to this
county from Georgia several years ago. He
married Miss Fannie Scott In this city
years since and moved to Bastrop county I.
They returned here about six months ago,
and have lived since near the Santa Fe de.
pot. Last night while DR.. and
Mrs Rich were asleep with the
d,or unfastened, parties at present
unknown entered the room, and shot Rich
through ths head aud jerked him out oi
bed and fred Two more balls In the region
Of his heart, killing him instantly. They
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MCKINNEY.
Explosion of a railroad Iocomo,,y,


MCKINNEY, April 23-[Special.l .l-As a
passenger train was drawing ont from this
place yesterday evening, the boiler of the
engine bursted. A large crowd was at the
depot, and though the debris was scattered
everywhere no one was injured. Mr.. I. j..
oloyd, an enthusiast on machinery, had
voluntarily assisted the engineer in oilinr
the engine. Tom was quite near at the
time, but he won't volunteer again. The
broken pieces showed cracks aud ,ndica
uons that the engine was old and had been
used for years longer than was consistent
with prudence.
Dr, CharIey Cooper, prominent physi-
clan from Marshall county. Mlssissipni. is
visiting friends in this and Ellis counties,
ostensiby prospecting-but the worthy
doctor IS intent in thought and desire to
Cooper bue-eyed Texas angel.
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New York Nnien

NEW YORK, April 23.--General Dlaz and
party start for New Orleans Wednesday
The ex.preside lent desires to travel over the
line by daylight, on account of the scenery,
From Buffalo the party 10 to Toledo,
whence the Wabash railroad will con.
vey them on special fast schedule
to st. Louis. They 20 to New Orleans by
the Iron Mountain division OF the Missouri
Pacific or the Cairo Short line in the same
special train that brought them, including
the famous dining car, "llotel Diqz."
From New Orleans the party take steamer
for Vera Cruz on the 10Th.
A. 7. Fisher, Of the Wabash passenger
department, who has had charge of the
train during General Diaz visit to the
United States, is making arrangements for
this continuous trip OF ., 100 mics.
Trial Of the action ot the New York. Lake
Erie & Western Railroad company against
James MclIenry Tor the recovery OF 81 ,3O7,.
0S9 began to-day In the United States cir.
cult court. The schedule In assignment of
Wiley, wickes & Wing, iruiterers, has been
filed, Liabilities, $53s, 100; nominal assets,
$5is,eCl; actual assets, S365, $50; of last
named sum s93?, ,lCo is already pledged to
creditors.
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snen ran away and escaped, all unnotieea
NNeV ey man who said ,hst
mere were three In the PARTY. Mrs. Rich
was So frightened by the terrible scene ,hst
sue had not tully recovered her conscions'
uess AZ the inquest to-day. Homes are en-.
.sr'Mned ,e OF the arrest and punishment Of
ns ,ae mut9ersrs' Citizens are very indir.
a. nan., anu Tears areentertained thai IL more
~ ~srenuous Efforts are not made by the
SM.e 70 nave the murderers arrested ana
pans pamisosa sS Texas will begin to get bad
planning. 'is are COM
.aI!ln ane measles have been epidemic here for
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BASTROP.
convictions In District Court--Death OF "A
Veteran, Etc,

Convictions In District Court--Death OF a
Veteran, Etc,
BAsrRor, April %. - Special. l. In the
district court to-day the following cases
were tried; State VS.. Hayward Potts, for
theit OF a horse; and Jim slade, for theft OF
a gun, and also theft of clothing and Jewell
ry from Burke & johnson. of Austin. Hay
ward Potts was convicted and sentence d
for two years, and Jim Sade for aye on one
case and the other was dismissed.
The sad news was received to-day of the
death OF one of the Oldest veterans in the
state, Miss Martha Mitchell, who was In
belton attending the annual meeting of the
Iexas association. Her remains will be
brought to this place for interment III the
city cemetery.
The weather is at present very warm and
business is good