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St. Landry democrat., 1883-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

A WRIT has been refused by the
Brooklyn courts to compel the school au.
thorities to admit colored girl to school
for white children.
On the 9th the biennial session of the
Supreme Lodge Of A. 0. U. W. commenced
in Buffalo, N. Y, with representatives from
nearly all sections of the country.
THIRTEEN cases of fever were under
treatment at Beaverton, Ala. on the 9th.
The annual session of the American
Institute of Mining Engineers commenced
at Troy, N. Y, on the 9th.
A PROJECT for worlds fair at San
Francisco in 1887 is under discussion.
The report of the committee on the
New York coupon frauds show that they
began as far back as 1874, and have caused
loss to the city of $4,000.
IT is expected that the KhediVe OF
Egypt will grant amnesty for all offenders
except those convicted of murder and out
rage.
On the 9th the Government secured
the condemnation in New York Of 100000
cigars not bearing the number of the fac
tory.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has 1917 offices.
THE lockout of the window-glass
makers continues at Pittsburgh.
The Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Company laid tracks all around lot of
ground at Lebanon, Pa, on the 9th, which
had been purchased as depot site for a
| new line The property will now be mac
cessible for depot purposes.
THE river coal miners will hold a con-
| vention al Pittsburgh to select committee
| to arrange winter scale of wages.
On the 10th the Bankers Association
| of the United States met at Louisville.
On the 10th twelve prisoners broke
| Jail at Lancaster, Pa.
On the 10th the Maid of the Mist ran
the Niagara whirlpool rapids with 10000
| people looking on.
The directors of the Louisville Expo
sition have decided to open a bench show
on the 30th.
AN editor in Berlin has been convicted
! Of libeling the Russian Minister of the In
terror.
A JUDGMENT for $4,000 against A.
c. Heising, Of Chicago, has been compro'
missed by the Treasury Department for
| 81, 100. .ss5
ALARMING reports recently circulated
about yellow fever at several points in the
South appear to have been unfounded.
REPORTS Of the Agricultural Depart.
ment indicate that the cotton crop will fall
1000, 900 bales short of last years yield.
The largest months revenue of the
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Company was
learned in August, 81 ,927, 900. A dividend Of
live per cent. is declared.
A RESOLUTION has been adopted by
the lower house of the Hungarian Diet t.
discontinue the bi-lingual inscription or
the Croatian escutcheon.
The National Health Congress ir
Mexico proposes an amendment to the con
stitution giving the Federal Government,
central sanitary control.
On the 10th State Veterinary Surgeon
Bridge visited Trescottown, Pa, and as
certained that cattle reported as suffering
with pleuro-pneumonia were merely affiict
ed by capillary bronchitis. The disease II
] contagious.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-10-20

On the evening of the 6th several
merchants and others of Indianapolis, Ind,
were victimized by means of forged postal
notes.
The conviction of Dan Gould, col
ored, was secured at Troy, N. Y, on the
9th, of the murder of William Carpenter,
and he was sentenced to be hanged Octo-
Der 26.
On the 9th Henry 7. Wright, the de-
faulting Assistant Postmaster at Racine,
Wis, was sentenced to five years and one
day Imprisonment and to pay fine OF
5000.
On the 9th the United States Court in
Chicago refused to release under habeas
corpus proceedings Fred Ker, the default
ing cashier who was brought back from
South America.
On the 10th the coastwise steamers
City of Brussels and Ludgate Hill collided
in the English Channel. Both were badly
damaged.
GOVERNMENTS detectives have arrested
three men at Grand Forks, Oak, for coun-
terfeiting silver certificates.
FIRE nearly destroyed the town OF
Middleport, N. Y, ON the 10th.
FIRE destroyed the summer residence
of Thomas w. Pearsall, New York bank
er, on the 10th at Growers Hill, Conn; loss
$l25,0
A POLICEMAN was shot in the thigh
and negro mortally wounded in an cleo
ton fight between whites and negroes at
Cumminsville, O., on the 10th.
HENRY HAAS shot himself at Troy,
N. Y, on the 9Th, and was sent to the in
Urinary. On the 10th he hanged himself.
On the 9th three men charged with
blowing up house at Pawling, N. Y, and
causing the death of Samuel Grauer were
arrested and lodged in Jail.
A BAD collision was caused by the
breaking of an axle on the Pennsylvania
Road, near Elizabeth, N. J. Several cars
were smashed, but no one was hurt.
In Lyons, France, on the 10th, a mob
of Anarchists poured a bucket of petroleum
over policemen and set him on fire. The
man was terribly burned. The mob after.
ward attempted to fire the stables of the
municipality.
| A LETTER-CARRIER named George q.
| Wandell, son of the Assistant Postmaster
| of Jersey City, was arrested on the 18th for
stealing money from letters.
| G. W. HALL, brakeman, at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, caught his foot in a
| frog on the 18th and could not remove it in
| time to avoid train, which killed him.
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boots cost SOS u pair and the slippers Sl2.
Then there are band painted slippers i'm
porte from Paris. | DO not think that
ihese, however, Will stand stage use very
well, and they are not likely TO be Ferma
nently popular. Just nuw they are all the
rage. Then we hav, res' essed seaiSsin,
-luarteret shoes, which are quite y Fu-
lar. IL makes very little difference
what character lady Assumes,
she will generally prefer stylish
modern boot TO one perhaps more historic
cally correct. The sultan's vile aud the
Utah settlers daughter are each bound TO
come on the stage in the lstest French
slippers, for the reason that these look
much smaller and prettier, and w'thal
cause more paluitation in the region Of the
front row of the parquette For gentlemen,
where the characters assumed will allow it,,
the gondola slippers are very ahowy. They
are made of bull alligator skin and in the
shape Of a condola. Robson and Crane
bought g0udOlas when they were here for
he Two DrOmlos' Robson takes Ne. 8,
which is small for him.
"How can the poo ly paid subordinstes
and chorus-girls afford to buy SO satin
boots, which will quickly soil and spoii?'
They do not, They buy white canvas
or jeans boots, which can then be covered
with silk, or even cambria, AS desired. The
canvas shoes will outlast several coverings,
and their first cost is only 3 or So.
What do you consider Il small foot for a
large woman2n
"A large woman, who can comfortably
wear a No, 3, may be said to have a small
foot have, however, seen such who only
take No, |. A medium-sized woman, II
have Il small foot, would require about 4
No. ., and a small woman No. / or No. H.
But you take the smallest ladies, AS they
average, and not one in the hundred can
we have II call for No. |, and very rarely
indeed, lisa No. 10 wanted. = Chicago Times
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1uSttca1trc.

DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE., STATS.
a ,s, ucs ana History, Austin, Texas February
=, IeoS 10 all Whom 1t May Concern. This is
,'.y mat The National Fire Insurance Com.
pnmiy OF Hart ord, Conn, has In all respects
NY VoIiplieu with the laws of Texas as condi
s uo,s prredent TO lis doing business In this
sn.e, ana That said Company holds certificate
vi minority from this once emitting Il 10 DO
vWustness 10 ms state for twelve months from
nSco M gay OF January, 1883 TO the Slst day Of
a H. s. -Hiyen under my hand and seal, at Of.
mve, III Austin, the day and date first above
T'I"en; u; p BREWSTER, Commissioner.
- . :, MIN rs, Agept Dallas, Tex. marisunSt
t)siA IhENp OF INSURANCE, STATS.
" ,ss YES ma r History Austin, Texas, February
~ ~ isSI- 10 al Whom It May Concerns This is
49, mat the elrard Fire and Marine lnsur.
suye company, OF Philadelphia Pa, has in all
sS s July complied with the laws OF Texas
49, vonuiuous precedent to It's doing business in
iiS ste'e, and that said Company holds a certif.
Jn, =" authority from this Office emitting ii TO
,h Vu,lless IN this state for twelve months from
n"rd lSt uay OF January 1853 to the Slsi LAY OF
A. -, s'-Given under my hand aud scsl, ut al.
,H,,,,oa, NuSun, tho day and date first above
WIEN H. = BREWSTER, Commissioner.
f,r WrrL alAM L0FLAND & co, General Agents
may - IN saaiveston. marisunSt
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Two rare plants have lately been added
TO the conservatory Of Cornell university.
ONO, which is called the insect plant, Is
known botanically as the Schnus MOLE. IL
lsa pretty shrub that grows in the warmer
parts OF South America. 1t resembles our
native snmac, but has no aromatic leaves.
When some. of the leaflets are placed in
water, they begin TO dart about upon the
surface IKE so many aquatic insects. The
explanation OF this is that tho leaves con.
tam numerous sacs of volatile oil, which
explode when brought into contact with
water. The oil is then expelled with such
violence q to cause the insect.like move.
ment, Inc other is q specimen OF the mag.
nliera indioa, or the mango tree Of India,
which bears kidney shaped fruit about
iour Inches long. The fruit is much es.
Termed as an article OF food In the tropics
ou, II requires some time TO yet used TO IL,
rs " mas flavor OF turpentine. Under
dollhouse culture, the plants seldom have
|
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Human preindIcr.

Someone has wisely said. "Thero is moth.
ing stronger than human preiudice.n and
this is true. ESneclally are some minds
preludiced against proprietary medi.
clnes," Because some ruca medicines are
shams, they leap to the conclusion that all
are. As,well say, because some physicians
ore Quacks, all are. There are countericjts
OF all good things, even of gold coins and
greenbacks. but there is true money.
and there are true medicines. Among tho
latter is Hunts Remedy, true and tried
and with the testimonials OF hundreds who
have been healed and saved from the grave
bv It, For all diseases OF the kidneys, the
liver, the urinary organs, II stands without
apeer, Physicians prescribe it, and the
sick hail II with Joy Isn't IL cheaper tc
buy Il bottle of 1t yourself, aud take IL 40
cording to directions, than to nay for youi
prejudice by receiving 1t at the hands 81
your physician At ton times the cost
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FoorGEAR OF ACTRESSES.
uigh-ueeicd shoes and Dainty slippers
That Twinkle lseforc tho Footlirbt.

suW iWihWN betorc tuo tOotlights.
Talking of small feet" said q State
street dealer in ladies' fancy aud theatrical
shoes, yesterday, II am making now two Of
the smallest PAIRS OF shoes that were ever
seen upon n public stage, They are for
the Midgets, one pair for each Of them,
They will be No. 81, Infants size, and will
cost SlS pair
Thatwlll be rather more than So an inch,
won't itgn
YES the shoes will be about as long as
your tiuger."
How small q size did You ever know n
iull.grown actress to wear"
Al"l think n No. 10 is about the smnlles,
slipper that ever had the pleasure of sell
ingto DO ilourished over tho heads of M
orchestral W.
What are the favorite shoes With femi.
nine stars just now9'
'.Drocaded satin, either boots or sinners
and made With high, Louis XIV. heels, iii,
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THE IRON NAsK.
Tho Latest aud Most ridiculous hypothesis
Concerning tho Sjystert0us Prisoner.


Tho Latest aud Most Ridiculous hypothesis
Concerning IN, s;ystert6ns prl,oner.
ma. hoon rosa.,,,i r,r >, yI.a,al.',',',.., .
"'' Wv" ''''''''' 'o' Z ioncu l"'''PnS
oIIicer to start II new hypothesis about the
Mask. The mysterious prisoner was no
less 81 rersopn,c th,, Loan, n,,,i,s,o p,,,o
~. r,'sY''',7' '',"', '',',i i'"p''''o oq"',
llu' KNOWN netler oy ma stage name OF
Moiere. Que dAblo aIlait il iaire dams
cette galerc. one cannot hello asking and
how all Mo,siorr, io Mol;o.a t'' ~ ,','N
i''" N''' A''''s'o ,,, "' 4"o'ioio oVn'u W NC
state prisoner The ingenuity of the French
officer (who has plenty OF lclsute) supplies
an GhsWer. Ihere are many things obscure
IN the career OF Molierc. We DO not know
the date OF his BIRTH we do not know
VINO ms wife was we do not know
where he is buried. "ThS grave OF
kaclne, tho grave OF Corneild, but un.
known is he grave Of Moliere,' we might
say, parodying the Welsh verses about the
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Election 4toticc.

n compliance with an order of Tho civ ,;orncij
lof the City of Dallas, mades g nm adjourned
WmGeliug ned at the City Han on the 27tG day Of
reotlaty, in, notice is hereby given that an
TTlveunn WIZ be held in the City of Dallas on
tineSugy' me 3D. day of April, 1883. for the cleo.
, wou W Mayor and one Alderman FROM each
wa, Ma'G Oh NE CITY, The election will be held at
me me court House in the pirst Ward, Charles NJ.
Terry presiding officer; at Best's store In the
See0mn ward, W. L. Fest presiding officer at
me Third Ward school house in the Third Ward,
W. w. Norton presiding officer at the Fourth
EGkin presiding officer. J.W, CRowpUs,
W. w r;, SWIM, Mayor.
D-aa--l-s, lnNaS, March 2, 1888. mar2.u
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Cheap Column
3ottcea

~, -, ler-isesau.llS M ,--------~-~---
= our Business Office up - sr. m ,-.-''sc %
eom ''-tng room no n a. :, '' 0''' 'F' 'ulo a.
Mi E-NouCE 20 LOyr6 49,
erS sSg 81 '"r%siis vii be received Nv ,S rs
res deuce in The ciJy a. Jeisrso,' sior' fane
oAss ACCORDING iopl-nS and NJ. isoe ounty,
"a on NE "a the oti.e Of / : 0TS,slons e,
e s.,l, ,e9 Main s'ryet Dallas r E'aineers
mcaiiSs s s.S. a'ITns shingles and si1A
oy me owner All hidS mus, IA, T., ps furnished
NE 2'th day cf Mach lass The rr ny, or eefore
en- I, ,tilei' aAy and AL bids W. 81 iySsery.
''''. y : ~ ~ Elm street, Dsllst nh,
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" there Is q person In this country who
does not know OF Johnson's Anodyno Lini.
ment wc hope this paragraph will reach
snat persons eye and khAt he will write ms
Iotparticulars Of II. 1tismore valuable Than
Rolu, silver or precious stones.
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Mannolia &a NJ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For You,
Madam,

Tllc5o complexion betrays
a0me Illuminating imperiec.
sion, whose mirror tells YOU
that you are canned, SailOW
anA disiigurel in COuntenance,
or have EruptiOns, Richness,
I,OuglneSs or unwlOlG some
tintS Of complexion, We say
use llagan's Magnolia Balm.
ltisaGeiicate, harmless and
delightful article, prOducing
the NEST natural and entranCs
ING tints, the artiilciality of
which no observer can detect,
md which soon becomes pera
manent il the Magnolia Balm
Is judiciOusly used.
s-,ssxr,lrrrs,.,..,.,, ,,-,-, ,,,.-,-,..
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miscellaneous T6s.,,,.

D H
| WA TED-rhtee good stons s,,, >. -.
Da las, Texas. 's ''one Co oaice
| W XXN,aED-CoatmaSers at Douglas pro,' ~ ~
| llAN lEp-A iirst'class Baker. Mpib-s,i,-t,s
y, s0osr' No other need apply to " sulety
many %, ,x.,. - So. =, FINE VERY FINE
| "a ED-saddle hand aud Harness -
" None but sober men, Address Hahds
marl1-8t PORTER, AbiieSo n.
WANftD-One hundred Teams - y,
" cf0sS-ueS. Steady emplovmSni maui
,.,,, &. MUNzEsHRrIER 4 co
-'a' ~" lle contractors, Mineola Teyas
w ANIE d, "A situation rs houses eener ,s-,s
good 'amily or hotel, by a miiSt'eltaths
widow ady; 40 children: reference rivae aged
lSqulren. Address Mrs. Conan, box SSS St aud
WANrED.-lou 10 send me postal cs,. Nv
w fore You let the contract 10 bn Sditu Pc
dGvo Fine front fences of iron or wood a sn ,s'
Cially bolS Arc posts now on hann q 'Re-
overleese, E Ross avenue mai, y, NJ
Va ANIED-A goyerness who can teach / 80
" am music James d Simpson. mst IiSua
w Nlku-Trayeliugs statesmen m AL n s.sS4w
" Texas For full particulars add a'S Of
y, Graham Il Co., Terrell Texas. Refere,c%ss,
mus w,Nrsr- MARLIN
~ tee desires to ascertain from boarding bnlat'
hotelN aud private residences the numhero az ~
ilotS mat can he accommodated during Saenssa Wv
TEST week and at what rates Pronnss,s nSer'
allftNsed TO LOEB d FREIBFRG uS'
mar!6lm Corner Elm and Lqmar street,
N ANTEn-Iou TO stop at the national
W HOTEL First-class se,omTnSattioNa al
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLSP sNn t
INtN rf-SlEE CENT, PER DAY. Road AZ ~
lodging from "a 30 to ~ per week Tho bn NY
ing Is brick, with three stairways in case oftira
- "a sV.~.- ~. 2
one SO lare from Streut.Car line and ono s uny
rom Teas y Pacific and Missouri racillo 1 nnot
'onVenlent to passengers coming or going d pos
tlher road awe us trial, and be 9onvinceS
lnat you can get good accommodation and saw
money by stopping az the National / ~ o saEe
Proprietor - a., ,UOAh,
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FOR TRADE-A new piano, 6rst.class mate
TO uade fora lot in the residence par, Of tSe
cry, oedals preferred. Address Piano" Her.
~ 'll''t. marie I,v
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RUE Ny house and lot corner Ross ay.
l enuc and Johnson street. For further in,
formation S apply TO D. y, Fawcett Agent Texas
TX 20, I. Campbell Dallas, Tex m0r6.lm
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NJ ONLY To LEND-G will lend funds on real
~ estate ON long time ut reasonable rates,
''','y' - 9'ihpSon, mario In.
AND LuANs-J b. Watkins q Co. 1aLss
~ Texas ,,h 1atf
Money TO LEND-R. D. Coughanour.
~ fah7,tf
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H'Ok Vie "A farm containing one hundred
I aud htty acres of cultivated and five acres NJ
timber land, three miles southwest of Dallas an
the Gdar Hill road. Farm is well improved
containing orchard and plenty of water. Cheap
premises. ,o III s sise
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k'Ok SAhh-A new buss. mace by Milburn
Manufacturing Co. OF 81, outs viii be sold
u. ,ss lhsn cost. Apply 10 john sinnegan'
Denton, Texas ion9Ets "''
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L'OR SALt-A farm; IS actes under imnrova
j menE m les north of Dallas with or with.
eut stock ard implements. Address DR.. Thorn.
as Dallas. Texas, fah5s i,,
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For Coughs, Asthma and Throat Disorders,
use Browns Bronchial Troches, having
proved their efficacy bv' test OF many
years. Sold only in boxes.
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SADIE vioRIous.

But the house reed to 20 back on
the Alamo. The NJ, Texian blood was
stirred, and our lee2tors throwing slav-
ish economy to the.lnds of heaven, vic.
lently determinedf patriotic party
majority OF n fewctes to preserve the
scene of tho TexMhermopylm from the
assaulting hand ofne and also from the
oblivious touchest base commercial use.
Texas takes lew and retectiyely
munohcs it, with enthusiasm Hous-
tom pNai
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, ofNltNcLsAN HANDS

P. W. Goebel, druggist, Louisburg,
Kansas, says III have solrickly Ash
bitters', for five years, anhave never
handled n medicine which moro uni.
yersal satisfaction. II Is iaSoming the
family medicine Of this IN. l have
warranted dozens Of bottle never had
one returned
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Nnr aseirt.

| pk KEN Elegant commodiouS rooms fun.
: h,,Hea' TO rent TO gentlemen only, Go Mar.
NVt NbC t' mArll-lw
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3}tnlscu 10 Lend

Nok EENI-rwo houses, No iiOian IlO
a., tlHl st,eel. Apply TO J. W. thompson
'~'' 'HtHu NHeeL mart-t
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KNa WITH ktSpN SIS.

In the q TO provide for education
there is do of oyerload,ng the subject
with burdime official machinery, until.
FROM thi0. 'weight, collapse may come,
Saturday senate took NJ the question
Of supundency for the projected
schools--tate superintendent, and A
county sintcndent in every county of
over l0,0nhabitants being desired by
many OF senator's, although the Joint
resolutions ordered engross,d. IL pro'
vldcs g. state superintendent, to be
elected, ~ people, rs are other state
officials IN Its present form, il will
scarcelyhtl ,necessary two.thirds vote
-tLoni pC'Hocrat.
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Parker's Ginger Tonic does not consti.
pate like other uiarrhma cures, but gives A
regular action to the bowels,
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Let us not |, at Virgins, then, even
II a tidal wavt not wash away Calves.
ton, or if the.nadian dispatches admit
that the stoi OF Sunday would have
failed TO attrpecisl notice or apprehen.
sion save for ggins' prediction, He il
an educator benetactor, and with other
Wigginses tcep the country on the alert
for doath-deg storms, and with slowly
equipped lois to worry and tempt legis-
lators who aalready saddled with The
burden of Slg their country at sea
day--with Il things, we say, there is no
telling whatesrec Of development the
country matain, In the economy of
nature theruse for everything, Virgins
and the lob Observation-Disclosures Exami,
nCr,
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Esou @alr

EOR SALE-t complete Soda ontaf IN .ood
order Lock Box 100, Denton, Texas s'Vu
marl6-2t
AOR "a E--EDglue, Boiler and Spice Nills ~
Eood oder. For further particulars cali an
hiu'l' IN MCENNIS IL co
Fo sAL;E-lligh class poultry eggs for hates.
ing plymouth Rocks, 10 for 81; White Lee.
horns, IL for 81 So Brown Leghorns IA Tor a. n
Leave order with J W. Barton & Co, G25 Kim
street. Dallas Tex marie s i,n
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT seems to en-.
terrain an idea " Speaker Gibson's sub.
stitute is design{o cook his (Chenoweth's)
political goose rob him of the laurel
wreaths that We encircle his classic brow
should the bilg which he is the author
become lawli the members of .he
legislature wo guard the interests of
their constituei more and pay less atten.
ton to buildu,ip their future political
fortunes, therhuld be more wholesome
legislation eiltt.-l Marlin Ball.
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tok RENI-A nice front room, with southern
i exposure, Apply at l227 Commerce ST.
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NUN oALE-A Top Duggy, nearly new. Anniv
10 g. u Edwards, 725 Main street maril.i'
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OF COURSE.

Of course no member OF the Eighteenth
legislature was bribcd or influenced to vote
against his honest cony Ctions.- Fannin
County Advocate.
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The editor of the Ia Pass Times ex-
plains little shortcomu lastweek by say
ing the paper was got 0 at Piedras Ne
gras, and under manyisadyantages, his
own office being in the uds of the sheriff
on u Judgment for Dc of 500, tor which
he offered ample sec,iy, but which was
refused. He says no sh attempt to sup
press the Times will sreed, and that 1.-THE
battle axe still waves San Antonio Elk.
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Governor Ireland has granted MS first
pardon. 1t was to relieve Mrs. Gteriahn,
of this city, of a 800 fine, impced upon
her by u Fayette county court toliving in
adultery with Charles Bartels. The pair
both married people, eloped froI Houston
some time last fall, and, whe Barte q
| slipped away, the woman was nbbed aud
fined AS previously stated. Il Mtshal Mes
| sengpr
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