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The Nthlitsas.

LONDON, Nov. Ga Standard st. Pc
tersburg correspondent says, in an in
terview with a prominent statesman OF
Russia, the latter picturing the pros
poets of the Nihilists. that Vera Phil
ipona, recently arrested at karkhoh,
was at the head of the Nihilist Execu-
tive Committee. She has written a
voluminous confession, showing that
she and another woman, who chose
South Russia as their field OF enter
prise. alienated the allegiance of many
army officers, forty of whom have been
arrested. The Nihilists are miserably
weakened in men and means. having
lost many prominent members. The
arrest of Vera Philipona is the worst
blow of all. They now regard Lorein
in Paris, as Chief. The campaign Is
now 10 be conducted from without. In
Russia the Nihilists are broken into
widely. scattered groups, each more OF
less independent of the rest. They are
driven TO murder in russia in order &c
obtain funds.
The French I'm Tonqain.
PARIS. Nov. lit il said the French
| forces have occupied Sontay and bsc
mini, Tonquin.
4 u0N6kOAGs NV. ss--A0Ahakns 1919 49,
has postponed the attack on Bacniul
until the roads are ready tlr transporta
ton of heavy cannon, and preparatlof
| is making for desperate defense. TIT
| China arsenal is busy Regiments an
marching south.
| Colliery Expleslsn.
| LoSpoS, Nov. L. An explosion oc
CURED this morning in Monkneld col
liery, Lancaster. Oae hundred and tel
miners we're in the colliery. Twent,
PERSONS have been rescued, some badl,
hurt. II is impossible to estimate tn
number of persons killed. Parties A.
searching for missing miners Search
ers traverse a distance Of quarter OF
mile before reaching the scene OF th
explosion. So, .n..-
mot Monkfield. Thirty more men hav
been rescued. The shaft bccam
blocked and many miners were i'm
prisoned thereby, and there Ars Iltti
hopee OF rescuing them. some Yer
takeu through Whinny hill nhAfts mad
fron the blocked oAaft
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Connecticut.


ST.. PAUL, Nov. mo additional in
formation of the election in this State
since the dispatch of last night. The
returns to come are from places of the
railroad, and will be some days getting
in. The Republican majority in the
State il not less than 25,0O0.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. $3.50 a. m.-
In this city the vote shows coll thus far.
Hubbard, Rep, has q majority of about
500. In st. Paul, Ramsey county, and
Minneapolis and Hsnnipin counties,
Hubbard shows loss Of l122 out of a
total vote of 10000 as polled In 1881.
The balance Of the State Republican
ticket 10 variously estimated at from
1900 TO 1900 majority. All Republi-
can county officers we're elected, except
the County Attorney in Ramsey. and
the Coroner in Hennipin counties.
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JAcKsos (Aiss.l. Nov. --latest re-
tarns show nd change in the result of
the election a. announced Lass night,
except PIANO County, where the fusion
ticket was defeated By q small majority.
Adams, Hines, Madison and Monroe
Counties give good fusion majorities.
The regular Democratic tickets had lit
tie oppoGition elsewhere, hence the Leg
islaturs ID, a. usual, Democratic. The
excitement in Copiah County has sut-
sided, and no further trouble 10 antici-
pated.
JACKSON. Miss, Nov. Gin the Legi :
lative and county elections there was nc
oppoaitiou to the regular Democratic
ticket except in . few counties. where
The Republicans and Democrats com
binsd on . Fusion ticket against the In
dspsndantA Returns ase slowly com
1T IN ~ there i no doobt u ths sns
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GALVESTON TEX. }. Nov. IA Lulling
suecial says: Al II last night q hun
dred armed masked men quietly sur
rounded the house in which was con-
fned John L. Martin, who yesterday
confessed TO numbering, through leai-
ousy. his wife, and the daughter OF Rev
Newton. The guards gave up Martin ON
demand. All night long, previous -
that moment, the murderer had been
protesting that he ought 70 De hanged
and wanted to hang. While being CAT,
red away he groaned pitifally and
urayod for mercy. At2 N. anotnel
Iar1s body OF armed men went 20 ~
ooon1ahle,a hose and asked TOT -
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Extensive Fire.


DErRorr. Nov. Ga FIRE about lO
O'Clock tonight nc Walkerville, three
miles above the city, on the opposite
side of the river, destroyed an extensive
range of sheds attached to the large
distillery of Hiram Walker d Sons, and
killed 300 cattle stored for sattening. A
high wind was blowing directly on to
the river. Had il been in an opposite
direction nothing could have saved the
entire town from destruction. Smaller
buildings were also destroyed. The loss
y estimated at 81, 600; insured.
Gold Imports
NEW York, Nov. NEARLY q million
dollars in gold bars and coin arrived
today from Europe.
Election ARRAY.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. There wer'
disturbal oes last night at Wakefield
after the polls closed. Several shots
were exchanged. II. w. White, q prom
inent Democrat, was shot fatally. Nj
arrests. Cause, political discussion.
Cheap steel Rails.
PrrTsBuRa, New. The annouce
ment that the Lackawanna Iron mill
sAoA sdAcu q COutEstCt lot thhsy shSsAo
and tons of steel rails at $35 per ton oc
casioned considerable talk among thos
interested in tie industry here. As tn
orders at hand could not keep the mill
running longer than the first Of Janua
~ they would probably be compeile.
TO shut down. BY the stopping OF mill
at Homestead and Braddocks neari
5OOO men would be thrown out OF EN-
pioyment and the coke trade materiall
interfered with.
Senator Miller Protests.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Senator Mile
mas written letter to the Secretary a
State complaining of the fraudulen
practices by Chinese officials. Hun
afeds of Chinese laborcrs are bein
landed in America as teachers, students
merchants. or those who desire to travt
10 the United States.
Daketa's Constitutional Election.
YANKToN, d. T., Nov. THAT pol
non Of the Territory south Of the 46t
parallel voted yesterday on the ratifict
t,on OF the Constitution made at Siou
kaiis. A complete Constitution VI
1sce from the beat portions Of varios
Ne Combinations. Tho pr0pogitto
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RICHMOND, Va Noy. additional re-
turns this morning show Democratic
csins of ono member in the hoase Of
delegates in each Of the following coua-
ties: Charlotte. Culpepper, Fairfax.
Havaoa, Frankiyn. Henry, Mont9oms-
nv, Norfolk, Wythe. Princess Anne. and
one in Craig and Roanoke, ono in Green
and Madison, one in Smythc and Bland,
two in Chesterfield and Powhattan. two
in Rockbridoe and two IN Washington.
This with the loss of one member in
Carolina makes the Democratic gain Is.
Shich insu1es general majority in the
house. with good prospects Of the ma
iority reaching Is or 30. The Demo
Gratis have p Of the 10 senators which
viii make their majority four with q
chance of increasing il 10 eight. The
Democrats estimate their majority or
the popular vote in the state between
Il, 600 and 1000.
RrcHMoND, Nov. 6.-Election gener-
ally passed Oh very quietly, 20 far a
heard from, although the contest VA
the most exciting in the history Of tn
commonwealth. Indications are tina,
the Democrats carried the State, 40 thu
returns show considerable gains. Re
oity and an estimate Of the remaining
about 5000 and an average majority d
dates for the Legislature. Manchegte
gives . Democratic majority Of 40
| Democratic gain of l66 over the 0asse1
and Wiee vcts Of last year. 4 dispatcl
from Winnhogfeg sAys The DemooEA1
/ - q s~4 - 4
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MoRRIsTowN, N. j., Nov. 7.-Senator
Randolph complained this morning of
not feeling well and did not go down to
breakfast, but retired to his study,
where he was found insensisle shortly
afterward by his daughter. DIR. Lind
sey, the family physician. was called,
but when he arrived the Senator YVES
dead. Fatty degeneration of the heart
was the cause of death.
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DOSiging the Penalty.

Topeka, Nov. Ca meeting of the
managers of the various railroads doing
business in this State with the Board of
Railroad Commissioners will be held to-
morrow, the idea being to devise and
agree upon basis for freight rates.
Among railroad officials already here
are T. j. Potter, j. s. Cameron. s. b.
Phelps, Thomas Miller, II. M. Hoxie, g.
Olds, M. l.. A. Emerson, A. 4. Touzalin,
5. II, III. CLARK and g. Il, Leonard.
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are willing to support the nominees of
the convention.
The committee also fixed the basis OF
representation in the next national con-
yention and the manner of electinR del
eoates, by adopting the following order ::
1.-The republican national convention
of 1884 shall consist of four delegates ut
large from each State and two delegates
from each congressional district. Del
eyates at large shall be chosen by pop
uiar delegates to State convention
called on not less than twenty days
published notice and published more
than sixty days before the time fixed
for the meeting of the national conven-
ton. Republicans of various congress
sional districts shall have the option OF
eleoting their delegates at a separate
popular delegates convention called on
similar notice, and held in districts at
anv time fifteen days next prior to the
date of the State convention, or by sub
divisions of State conventions into dis
trict conventions, and such delegates
shall be chosen in the latter method II
not elected previous to the meeting OF
the State convention. All district dele
oates. to be added by the officers of
such district convention. Two dele
oates shall be allowed from each Terri
torv and from the District of Columbia
similarIy chosen. Notice OF contests
shall he given to the national ccnven-
tion accompanied by full printed state
meuts of the grounds of contest, which
Also shall be made public and prefer
ence in the order of hearing and deter
mining contests shall be given by tne
convention according to the dates oil
reception of such notices and state
ments by the national convention. A
fulI attendance of members is earnestly
requested. ;,
1Sionedl j. A. MARTIN, Secy."
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a GOLDEN orpoR
For Waco TO Advance Her Claims as the
Banner City OF Texas.

On numerous ocr -ions We have al
IN ed ~ the q tcung growth ana sun'
startial Increase o' our clty, her pro-
gre sive march has been steady ana NO
checked, not ling has been permitted 20
tIsra am Db.'nrlp IT, her way, or 10
thvsrt her forward moyemtuts A We
showed several days AEo, large
number = new buildings have
h.,u erected here go thr
pa. q two ur three years, our va.ues have
decreased, uur TRADE has grown from
small retail supply business until u mas
assumed startling aud pleasing dimeu'
.i.u-. The number ~ our who csale
and iohpiug houses hhs increased until
Waco i- nov prepared 10 furnish goods
IN ,yrr, line and at figures which bring
her into act We competition vii
the larger markets beyond the
state ia various other ways We
have undertaken to dcmpna.r e. how
great and glu IUus has been our progres q.
Now We will soon have splendid OPP
portuuity 90 cNh hA 10 the whole country
what healthy, thny ug, prosperous
civ Waco really i- This opportunity
viii be- presented by the meeti < here
u the southern Baptist convention IN
May neat the gathering here ~ the
state mperHucc ASSOCIATE D, anu the
meeting Of tu- Fircmeu's state
convention These various organizations
have selected " cu ~ their plac =
meeting tins ypaf and it rests with her
citizens 10 Fec to II that ih y ares r
tanned that their members will carry
away with them happy recollecuons o'
the delightful Central city We know
that W co n lacking in many things that
20 10 I'd ia the make mp and p
pear nee ~ older cities, but com
pared 10 other Texas cities sht
Sta liz IT,, peer ot the best and towers
ligh above tnany who ar" more prr.ump-
tuou- in their claims than ufe we. In Of,
thing Waco Auu It, citizens are not lack
ing. but ~, cudoN,i with In the hllhrrI
+ Il, gree, and mat g. a spirit OF goheiou'
hu.uitlI ana libcrdity Active prrpa-
rti0r- are bong made for uI'
reception and entertainment Of our *
pcctcd guest. and cyer' t1Ing vii b. dou'
To- provide 'ur th'if comfort ami plea. ure
" lien they leave us, lei 1t be- t. carry q
. their distant hom.sa high opinion OF GU
progre-. lyr spirit und enterprise. IN i,c
IT. Wac, spread herself anh prove he
ability tp achieve In the iuI est an mo.
satisfactory manner any la-k tuat j. im
posed upon or ~ a city.
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Changes In Railway Wall
A.r,i,a

The Examiner learns that Mr.. j. L.
Lindsay, utc rh IT clerk Of the raj way
mail -rrvice in Tcxnp, has bool snc
ccodcd ny Mr.. II. A. Parrish, Of the III
way cryico MIR. Lludsay was one Of
the most efficient and courteous officials
We have ever known. More than once,
during hla iurumbcnc,, the EXhMIHtH
hud ocrnsion to appeal to HIM for corroc'
tiun Of defects or for improvements III
mail service, and in NJ instance did he
fail to do all N ms power to comply
with reasonable requests, daily news
pnpcr hna an active aud practical interest
in the efficient tlm 'nlstrntluu at the
railway mail 4. ryicc and We npprrclat Il
Mr.. Liudsny'4 iliclcucy II Mr Parrish
proves equally comp tent and prompt
there wi be no Causo Tor cumpnint over
the change although We naturally regret
Nj. Lndsny's retirement
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Wm IamerouX ia

INr IeaulNg lumber men Ofthis section
are still at the front in their line Al ali
their various points, with the largest,
best selected aud cheapest line of lum'
Der, shingles doors, sash, blinds, etc, to
he found anywhere At Waco they carry
very heavy stock and do an extensive
!obbing trade In doorssash, etc. Prices,
climates, and any information will bs
cLeertully given by ca ling at their ofilc
or writing 10 them Orders by mail will
receive prompt and careful attention.
GaO9dSwtt
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STATE NEWS.
Condensed Glpanl7ls from Yesterday
Exchanges.


,... IN i-..,..
am, ,i.t,..,.,in, meeting of it,. civ g nm.
eli OF Gave ton vas hid last night.
Among other matters coming before tn
cJuuu. Tor CONFEDERATION vas ne ordi-
"a GO iHr rae Issue "i 10 ~ VI Oyhi'
ior deep-W t'tr imposes lhec"nnru thh-
place 't.e "poH re'.fd VIII teirre nee
70 t'r ma YER aug ia ,'y..E 80 uhuouD',
y I'p'tst "'"io', .nr 'n'"e stn,s IT,
wv, ~ n' -'"s.'',
;6Go ,,r 1..,', 80, M 'I'
,.,,..
ma. ,,,-,i,,, tl,r,. .,ap,s nj c.l rod
c.t,un .cr.Aiu,n .erc put t. work load.
[ ing the Norwegian bark Arion, and car
! rl i on vork Uninterrupted dutilg the
d1N. although late in the afternoon II wa
nro!ncci that white cot "n s'tewm'n
Ged knockcd on "ork IN sH oIher snip
~ p'tL Tue '.loI'u cotton .Gre" men men
iotihe an as'2 iHlIon snort l'ine ato
ana luey 'nVhd 'Attl' On n es.unA'e
oH''hVs,' NnlC'i NY nave no, Oe'm a.
80, ,,,.-, ,."plI st,luS 20 .oon as me
cnlor,d men we're eunloyed.
,,.,.r,.,
-,
hoJsIoN az ~ g. ue cry vounu,' 'a''
~ H., Ia,',l,in,s ssi.,,r'enH ,.t
", T." ion yi,hin ib,. ..
/ -. "a -, ,t,,, 10 .,t,rr, :, IA,
ca, o! neglect or refusal to 10 80, to pre-
rare articles If impeachment agai ist
wdk,t. an other Si,e AXE the Necessary
step, t.r his iempyui from office. I be
council also suspended him from office
p ndins his le'ig alton or r"u oval
NhlAer- shortage Is near! elV w. ana
! strange to say, hr was cor thutu IN once
aittI ''un''r u' 'c't uu'I"H MS ''''
IN. ,t,.-,...i.,- t...,.,,.,..
Tue P"pIl' a', ~, W. w ~ Loi', uI'oe'
pt'n' "a '' '''''',,' ,e' ,',', LAW Nv
ice a. W" wa ~ a. yam, nnti'se, w. y.
h"u>'1n an" VA, W" ~ ~ lHl, Va!
't'H'ed 'ehS".'' nert' wan" u'Lle,
IL. SUI" '' hSc h's 'aNeh " ace ou'
i,ueIS 81 Ju my Iy"'! O,vn Ictel'e,
h'Ic "'"IeSsllS Ilcis' II ~ 'IHi"- lhaha1e'
give -e'no'''.' OF .',l,, !" 'he report
"ANA"Ao Hlh'
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RAILROAD CHANGES.
New Traffic Manager of the H. and 7. C

Nlou.tou Post Of Yesterday
The st, Louis Republican ot the 3lst
contains the announcement that Mr..
Samuel f. PIersou has been appointed
general traffic manager of the Hous, on
aud Texas Central, the position now held
by MINOR j. aldo. and that he had jus
refused a posltlo OF SlO,OuO year to
accept the new appointment. Mr.. Pier
sou IL said to he very prominent pas.
seugcr man, nud has been connected with
railroads almost continually since 1853,
when h" entered the service Of the Column
bus, Cleveland Cincinnati and lndl II.
Hpolis railway company. When he tn
tered tls employ OF that company early
in 1873, he WAS Its general passenger
agent. In that year he effected the
organization Of the In annapolis east
bound freight pool. In 1879 he W mt into
the house Of H. =. Horton * Co., New
York, but left it to be L nm ssion r
II the Colorado pool OF through lines
between the Missouri river and Color
ado. In July, 1850. he WAS also made
the commissioner Of the pool Of the COL
OrRdo marrow gauge roads, He resigned
these positions in y vember Ia t, and
WIS short time ago made traffic man
ager OF the Denver and New Orleans
railway comp ny, This posi- ION he
expects to rrliuquish IN order to take
the one to which he has Just been APP
pointed. What gives semblRnce to the
re- urt Is, thpt letters have already been
received nj the general office III this city
directed to rs. +. Pierson. general traf
lie manager, etcr Houston, Texas 1t
"A pears that no Que about the Houst on
aud Texas Central office, pr yious to
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Our county attorney, EuRone vii
hams, Esq, wu- yesterday made the
recipient ~ II very fine aud handsome
present from hiE friend, Mr. Manuel
Long. u SHutn X IA, Mexico. The
present consist. Of u genuine Mexican
saddle and birdie. The sud lc liz Of
peculiar style. made from very fine
leather and uruamcntcd with silver and
white silk embroidery. \ PAR " very
lengthy saddle pockets are attached TO
the renr ~ he saddle When 1t wRs
strapped ON MIR Williams pony 1t drew
u large amount " attention on account
~ lts peculiar make and finish, II IL n
NerN hnmlammn nrNAent.
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An Apology

Mr.. Cohen was token suddenly and
seriously III on Thursday, the 18th, and
this is h apology for D. ct receiving her
friends during the opening days at the
Fashion Bazaar. Tho sti | very III, shr
is slowly oonvalescing. Yesterday Mon
day We rec ivsdten large cases Of goods
whlcA will be displayed this week. The
variety received is so great that We will
not venture to designate. Another ship
ment Of goods is due here ON Friday,
and will be open Tor inspection on Sat
urday morning. Rosa PodJ =,
At Fashion Bazaar.
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| have had my attention repeatedly
called to the fact that an impositor il
travelling through different parts of this
state represeutingfhmself to be DR.. III,
Robinson, optician of Waco, Texas,
thereby securing the confidence OF those
who are afflicted with weak eyrsight and
swindling them by obtaining money for
treatment and srectacles under sucQ
misrepresentation | have no agent or
partner aud will give liberal reward
for information regarding the where
ab,uts Of any person orpersons using
my name Address DIR, II. Robinson,
optcian, No ~ Austin street, Waco,
Texas.
Papers can serve their subscribers 10y
exposing the impostor -O32jdAwim.
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Arrl3i, 1883

lam ounce 10 the puhlc and especially
to strangers ~ our town who are inter-
c-tcd in improved implements for culu'
waiting OF blowing the lands ~ Texas.
that will give apubIic e1h bitinn OF my
Improved Rutarl Pillow at work, be
tween tn hours ot , aud . =. III. ~ the
old Burnoy field, three quarters OF mile
s,uthwcst ot Waco, on the Ausuu roHd.
Nimtnrs ia the city to the number Of -
to 80 will be accommodated with free
tranaportnti Il to tno field and returned
/ resi- cctfully repeat to deRlcrH III Hu KY
plows, RDtur or Slide, my challenge to
competitive trial u the above plnc,
aud lmc WM. b. WILLS.
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"RocheIIc" Mas Arrived

Fer several days the public has been
on the qui vive as to the identity OF
Rochelle whose advent was announced
in these columns, Rochelle" has AT.
rived at last, and will make headquarters
at A Here's two places, on Austin ave.
nue., aud at the Pacific hotel. Rochelle
is cigar, made especially for Herr, and
one OF the best cigars that money ever
bought ply Rochelle" and be con.
yinced.-U223ltc
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Carpet work, Nc.

We now have our office at room 4,
Sturgis block, South Fourth -Attl..t,
where we are prepared to do all kinds OF
upholstery work, such rs sewing aud lay
lug carpets, making shades, designing
lambrequius, drHpery, tape, portieres and
all kind Of window drapery, IN tct, to
do any kind Of interior house decorative
work. Having had loug experience in
the business We en- safely guafAutee
satisfaction. Give us n call.
--U52llm. ECKFORD \ MYER.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-04

A choice lot Of apple, pineapple and
strawberry fruit buffers IN bulk. y
fresh supply OF Italian mncaronl and
yermlceih, oat mcal, crack, d white wheat,
sheded oats III packages, and lot OF tie
beet Of II package coffee, Ihurber'a No.
Al. and Gully about fifteen thousand
pounds Of Golden Belt flour left on. of
In htty thousand pounds that arrived III
March, and when tins In gone, We are
atru Il We will have to advance tn price.
Send 10 your orders soon. But we viii
al ays furnish the best flour for the least
money OF any dealers in Waco. This We
will guarantee.
4. JoNEs TAYLOR & Bro,
Nos. and . Piulher Block.
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Farmers, Fnrmcr... Fnrmer.!!

Why don't you kill those red ants and
stop their destruction? Unless you have
made an estimate you have no idea what
You are losing each year, besides their
continual annoyance. Tucker X Will,
will sell you guaranteed e1tcrmluator
which will do the work without fail and
the mode and manner Of application is so
simple and light that any one can use IT.,
Full printed directions on label. Retail
price per pint, 10 cents; per quart. Sl.5O;
per gallon, e.. One ga Ion will kill from
twenty five to thirty beds, II is NO hum
bug. Try its 4c.
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Death o,mn ola wncoi,s

News reached here yesterday Of the
death at Utica New York, Mt Monday
noon, II Mr. Harvey Barnard. Mr.. Bar
uard was formerly citizen u Waco,
having settled here in 1850. He wHs a
brother Of MAJ Cleo. Barnard, recently
deceased ana had left Texas TO make his
home in Utica, that he might be with his
aged mother IN her declining years, He
MARI ed since he abandoned his resi,
deuce IN Texas. In the early history Of
the state Of Texas lie was sutlcr ut Fort
Graham, aud acted an important part III
the states history
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Ru.hinrInIhe Front

Messrs. Hamlet & Kmuber illustrate
the proverb that "where there IL will
there is a way" Their energy and vim
is securing them Q permanent position
among the business firms OF the city,and
with daily arrivals OF drugs. fancy goods,
pertumeries, etc, to their already large
stock, they cannot fail to draw large
proportion of pubic patronage in their
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