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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-02-28

Mr.. Thomas Houston, of the
town of Wood, and Miss Kartio
McGlynn, of the town of Reming-
ton, were united in holy wedlock last
Friday afternoon, by Justice NJ. G.
Woodwork. Pittsyille will be their
future home. They have the best
wishes of the REPORTER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-02-28
List OF Letters.

Remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at
Grand Rapids, Wood County, Wis. Feb Is
A. D. 1884.
9, &. Evans, Bell Howard,
Fannie Baker, Paul Kutsche,
q. w. BarstOn, w. III. Lewis,
Fritz Burmeister, John Longanecke,
Edwin Carrie, Frank McKinnon,
Leslie Clark, Jas. Qurk Jr. 20
w. q. Clark, John j. Quick,
Luba Collin, JOhan Reiter.
Harry S. COwan,
Feb. 18th 1884,
W. II. BabcOck, Laura Z. Preston,
Mychal Brock, Ed. ROthlisberger.
Bert Brown, Maria Sanderson,
Hugh .Byrnes, Martha Schudz,
Mrs. A. Hansen, A. q. Thomson,
Arson Kinsman, Prinnie Trayon,
Flctar Pogaszelskie, Fred Wightman.
Persons calling for the above will please say
ADVERTISED.
: G. F. Witter, P. NJ.
By II, w. Burt ASST
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-02-28
G. F. Witter, P. NJ.

NEVER GIVE UP,-If you are
suffering with low and depressed
spirits, loss of appetite, general debil-
ity, disordcred blood, weak constitu-
ton. headache, or any disease of a
bilious nature, by all means procure
bottle of Electric Bitters. You will
be surprised to see the rapid improve
ment that will follow you will be
inspired with new life ; strength and
activity will return pain and misery
will cease, and henceforth you will
rejoice in the praise of Electric
Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle
by E. j. Wood & Bro. june21no6v1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-02-28

Mr.. Champagne, of Merrill, aud
Lewis Reynolds, of Auburndale,
registered at the Witter House
Monday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-02-28

The Central House has received
handsome new sign this week which
now adorns It's front. The work was
done by Markstrum of Wausau.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-02-28

CAUSE AND EFFECT. times
symptoms Of indigestion are present,
uneasiness of the stomach, ETC., a
moisture like perspiration, producing
itching at night, or when one is warm,
cause the Piles. The effect is imme-
date relief upon the application of
DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy which
costs you but 80 cents and is sold at
Wood County drug store. aug2y1 no2
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-02-28

Mr. A. G. Carey has rented his
farm in Seneca for three years and will
move into the city Of Centralia.
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Mrs. John McCann has been quite
sick the past week with soar throat.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
GIOEsBEECK.

GRoRsBgKcK, Nay S.-TSpeclal.i-County
c,nIt IL now in session. Judge Fsncn presid.
ing. Tne Gaze OF Mrs. Ella Harper, OF Thorn
ton, against the Western Union TELEGRAPH
company, wherein the plaiatlf sned Tor
81 900 damAges for non delivery q 3 tsle-
grAu, WAS d. .cided in iavar OF the Telegraph
company. The case Of Watson orotners, oi
Mexia, agains, The Central railroad, ior de.
lay OF . shipments Of goods, wss decided In
favor OF the railroad COMPANY. Judge
Fields, OF Dallas, represented the Western
Union Telegraph company and T. j. Clio.
son, Mexia, was attorney for the railroad
COMPANY.
Very few attended the interstate drill
from !his place
The wea,ber is clear and cool Proapects
are that we will haya settled weather. A
great deal OF damage has been done 10
crops by the recent heavy rains. A great
dea OF cotton will have so be replanted.
Seed Is very scarce. Cs,
Hon. l.. l.. Foster went doS.f houston
Last night, 10 attend the inte..s,; a'drlll.
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SHERMAN,

sHRRxEN, May s.-[Speoial.l l-Yesierday
evening the merchants Of Sherman met to-
gether and organized Merchants Pro-
tective association. q. N. Roberts was
lace secretary. Il. @. Chapman, .. W.
Gray. O. l.. Stowe, Ell. Levy and X.
Cole we're appointed committee TO solicit
mem bers and draft resolutions aud bylaws.
Marshal Blaine and Alderman Kelley in
stituted tuit yesterday against the Pacific
Express company {, force them to pay the
reward offered for the arrest and consiction
OF Tiller aud McFaddep, robbers OF that
company at st. Louis.
Mrs. Mcpherson aid u. O. Mclean have
been appointed to represent this couIty at
the New Orleans exposition.
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FORT SMITH.

Fonr BMITH, May 8.-f5pecisl. l-Marion
Bird, formerly respected and prosperous
farmer OF this county, arrived here this
evening under arrest for horse stealing He
sold ont and sent his family to Tar Inst
March, and having squandered NJ his
about ten days ago he picked out fine
horse belonging to q peighbor and started
to Texas, but was overtaken and arrested
by detectives Just before reaching Red
river.
Deputy Marshal Jones arrived today
with eleven United States prisoners from
the Indian Territory, charged with intro
tlucing and selling whisky in the Indian
country.
There is grea. rejoicing here over the
passage through congress Of the Fort Smith
r. seryation bill donating to this city for
school purposes the military reservation
within the city limits. valued at $25U, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
The Garfield Monument.

CLEVELAND, ONO. May S-FOrty-.hree
designs for the Gsrlield monument Of
wnich eleven are models ana thirly-two
drnwings were received by tho association
on May 1st, the dey fixed by the ipvitation
iesusd to artists Ia October iasi. fne de-
signers are from France, Italy, Germany,
England and the United States. Their ar.
rangment is now In progress In the large
art gallery OF J. T. Ryder, where there is an
excellent skylicht and plenty Of space.
The designs have not yet been exhibited to
the public and no action has been taken by
the trustees. the frs. examination Dy tue
trustees will be made Msy l4th. 1t is
probable no decision will be made for some
weeks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Laredo: More Of the Lara Of God
and Liberty.
San Antonio: General Slasiey Arrives
and Is ovated.
Fort Smith: Prominent Fssmer Ar
rested.
vt. Louis: Base Ball - Scratched u
Russian, caught Tarter.
Sherman: An Effort 10 Collect the Nc
Fadden r. ward.
Mineola: The frigb,ful Fate Of an
Infant.
Other Specials from SuRdry Sources.
Other Specials from SuRdry Sources.
LAREDO.

LAREDO.
LAREDO, May 8.-I5pecisl. l-New Laredo
was the scene Of great exoitoment to-day
over the closing Of the Mime bank by
twent,.dve Mexican soldiers. There are
several reports ss TO the reasons, The ioi-
lowing seems most probable: OnO OF the
Judges, Rodriguez, whose duty II Is 10 see
thaI the stamp law is obeyed, notiii q the
bank to stamp their books, etc which they
refused TO do, whereupon Rodrigutz asse9,ed
= ino on the bank, did not val for the
bank 10 pay 1t, but went TO Lhe garrmoY
aud secured u detail OF twenty -hse solditrsi
proceeded 10 the bank, where he look nj
teea bags OF silver, supposed 70 contain
81 coo each, and ordered the doors closed.
NJ ona knowa Whist Rodriguez has done
VITA the ruosoy. though Mr.. Milne doesu'i
seem frightened over the matter. and re-
fuses t. be interviewed, giving az reaton
that ~ the matter will 20 into TIE cour =,
no would prefer not t. express his opinion,
The body Of Mexican was fouud In the
river today with rock around his neck
He is supposed to hsvo been murdered.
No Glue,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
The Irish Rcpublicaus.

CHICAGO, May s.-Tho Irish republican
natiorsl League hos been in secret session
here tor the last two days to arrange for
campaign work In the interest Of the re-
publican party during the nex5 presiden-
tial Canvass. 1t was decided 10 maintain
headquarters in Chicago, New York and
Washington. The speakers sent out at
large will be urged to attack the free trade
theory as the surest means Of alternating
Irish voters irom the democratic party, on
the ground that free trade ia an English
measure. Twenty-three states were repre-.
sented at the session. B Curren Keegan,
Of Colorado, was elected general secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
MARSHALL.

MARsHALL. May 8-[Specinl. Hon.
Alex Pope, chairman OF the county demo-
cratic party, has issued his call convsning
the clans at their several voting precincts
IN the i7th instant, to select delegates 10 q
general county convention to be hid in
this city on the 31st instant, at which time
all state, county and national. appointments
and nominations will be made.
The appointment OF Colonel Elliott as
chief commissioner, and Messrs. Lane, Nc.
Allister aud Rigg. Of this county, as assist.
tant commissioners, give general satisiac.
tion TO our people.
Now that Il has stopped raining ard the
trans have resumed their regular trips We
are happy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
DEL RIO.

DEL RIO. May S.-[Special.l l-Oharle
Labreaux was shot q, CDmstock, station
on the western exSenson OF the Sunset rail.
way lat night by Jim knight, "a local
celebrity. They had been gambling and
Knight had lost $40. Knisht arose end
walked into the hotel. saying the lost
money would come to the suriace
sometime later. Lebreaux followed him
and asked the proprietor for his Winchester,
stating there was deer down the rosd and
he wi shed 10 kill it, The three went out
shortly af,erwsrd. He called knight, who
went to the door, wneh Labresux trsd at
him. Knight ran back, got his pistol and
when he reached the door Laoresuy nred
at him again and missed him, Knight hen
rushed on him aud shot him down hitt ng
this place ut 1:30 today. He vas from
St. Charles Parrish, Louisiana, and bad
character.
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ERsON.

JEYrERsoS Msy Especial. .l-Dr. j. A.
Nance and NJ 50 Aooio Ferris we're this
evening united IL marriage at the Metho'
Gist church The Rev Dr.. Lamb officiating.
TIE church was beautifully decorated.
The bride 10 a fuvorits In Jefferson society,
anu her magnificent trousssau ellcited this
hish.st praise from the large concourse OF
friends ann relatives who hsd assembled TO
witness the Duptiai ceremony. DR.. Vance
is young MAJ OF sterling worth, aDc h as
already u tanned considerable eminence In
his chosen profession
The water sul con inues to recedo and
their homes.
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The Kentucky Delegates.

FRANKFORT, KY, Msy s-Henry Waiter.
son, J, Stoddsrd Johnson, Jsmss A. Mo.
Kenze snd Thomas L. Jones' were elected
delegates at largo to the Democratic Ma
tional convention. Al,ernaias and state
electors were also elected and the convep.
tion adjourned. II is Impossible TO get
presidential preferences of delegates, but
all strongly favor revenue reform.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May S.-[Special.l Tho St.
Louis club again defeated the Toledos to-
day by a score OF % to2.
Some time ago John O. Davis, collector
for several st. Louis firms, disappeared,
leaving his employers In the lurch for heavy
sums. It was learned to- day that he was
in Sandwich. Canada. He was arrested
through mistake fer q murderer named
Gallagher, and TO get out OF the scrape had
TO make bis real identity known.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
Tho sonthcrn I,aptlsts.

BALTIMORE, ND, May Son assembling
OF the convention OF Southern Biptists this
morning additional delegates reported,
making the number present 600. Rev. p.
tis, Theological seminary at Louisville,
urging that 5000 be raised for that inst titu.
tion. At the conclusion Of DIR. Broaddus'
address q subscription was raised Tor the
seminary. Daring the session a cablegram
was received from Dr.. Ys'es, missionary ct
Shanghai, dated tbs Sth. which read:
Greenland Icy" referring To the we'll
sang the hvnn and the president responded
10 DR.. Yates, with the joyful Sound
Pracaim.u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
swEETwATER.

SwRE1wArER, MAY s. Especial. l-Bill
Gibson, deputy sheriff. who was killed last
night, was buried to-day. The jury OF
inquest fud that he came 10
his death from pistol shot wounds
in the hands OF J. Il. Cooksey and w. W.
Pace Pace is In jail and Cooksey is still
at large. Much excitement prevails In con-
sequence Of these repeated outrages.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
Another Of The Gang Conc.

CHARLr,Tos, W. Va, Nav s.-Llst Mon
,ay night Bal 5nnrlo0E wsnt 10 R1tetts1n
svurl chs houe on Main Mud river,
Boone county, called OUT X ,bertscn Spur
lock AID shot him dead. o. the next
nishs a posse found Bill Spurlock aud
made an Effort 70 arrest him. He refused
20 D. arrested sn1 hred on the posse, who
killed him. Bill Spurlock's reason for
Killing Robert on Spurlock was he was
AFRAID kb would give away the secrets
oi the gang aud have them arrested. as ali
were members of The Hill 6-cthes's gang
80 fEa men wfo wer- lr-cte6 as. al.
- -. .-.-x s-rs. -. vsxs~
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TERRELL.

TERRKLL. May s-tSoecla' '.I-W. q. Al
len, Chairman ot the dem lcrstic executive
committee. has called the county conveu-
tion Tor the purpose OF reuding delegates 10
Fort Worth, to meet IT X iu'm Msy 24th,
and instructed primaries 10 Ue held on the
II n of NAV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
WACO.

Waco, May '8.-tSpscis'.1-Rev DR.. Pal.
mer, who proposed leaving for New 0heans
this morning, was persuaded to remain one
day longer aud preach to another immense
congregation Tonight.
The bitter local feeling In refer snce 20 the
water. works contract has been given ,resh
impetus by en- anonymous publication
called the Gszstte, which appears eyerr
evening, fllled vita denuncia,ions and per
soua .it,es OF al who favor the weier-FOTkl
side Of the question.
The Texas & ct. Louis nerrow-g uee
through trains ore running ag,in Ats the
interval OF a week. caused by flooos aad
vathoute.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09

DKyIsoN. Msy 8-[Special. This MORN
ing John Ashley, a farmer, while at work
on his farm. ope.half mile east Of this city,
was shot in the face by some unknown par
ty, the ball lodging near the ear. The
wound 10 thought not to be serious. 1t IL
supposed 70 have been q stray shot from
some one out hunting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
More Fun In u Palace Car.

MONTREAL, QuRBKo, May S-rhe Pull.
man company completed dfteen.yess
agreement with the department Of rail ways
for the Inter-Colonial railway. II is un.
ders,ood that the present agreement with
the Grand Trunk, which ends In August,
will be exten ted for five years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
SAN ANTONIO.

BAN ANTONIO Nav S.-[5peoial l-GeDer-
Il Stanley arrived to-dav aud was received
sith n'ltery hOnDrs. the ii rirg Of salu'es,
reception, champagne drinking etc. He
II ID lpular here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
TEXARKANA.

TrxARKABA, May S-Tspecial. t. Hon.
I. s. Chenoweth, candidate for congress in
this districs against Dave Culberson, ar
rived here o.pight looking after the inter.
the regular canvass until the early part Of
of June.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
M'KIN N EY.

M'KiNNKY, m,s s-[ssec.g ,G--H. y
Holcombe In On ,rg- OF the tele phone office
at this place, visited Allen to-day for the
purpose of m king arrangements to put In
q box He th ~ ne will OBTAIN the requi-
site number 1T suoscrib bers.
Mrs. +. P. Bow'er and son are visiting
Colonel T. H. Murray.
The excitement az to the railroad bonded
indebtedness cor tunes, but the books OF
the town hsv, been more In mudde than
they claim the compirc ller to be. Litisa-
tion 10 in the air.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09
BIG SANDY,

Bio SANDY, May 5-[Oorrespondence J.
w. ID. Hyer. OF this place, to-day returned
with his BRIDE from Wichita Falls, where
he was married on The LIST instant to Miss
Minnie Howard. Thsv have the best wishes
OF mpny warm fr ends here.
Low land crops In our midst are badly
dam ged bv the recent rsius
No trains on the Texas Il St. Louis rail.
road since the lst, aud one mile Of their
road bed, is under water in Big Sandy bot.
tom, two miles west Of here.
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MIN EOLA.

MINEoLA, Nay Sc pecisl. This after.
noon Blake hcD .iiel, child Q years old,
while playing near tub OF hot water,
which cont aimed quantity Of concentrated
I've, fell into II aud ~as hightfully burned.
His recovery Is considered doubtful.
CITY Marshal Oogburn to-day arrested a
negro charged with the theft Of valise,
the property of a prominent Federal office
holder.
Mr.. John M. Duncan, q prominent at.
torney OF Tyler, is Ia the city.
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CINCINNATI, Mays
In In disnspoiis. Ian, ...... ........2 Q 80 Ss
Base hits-CinciRr sh IL: In annapolis, 7.
Er ora -Cincipnstt 2; Iudianapolis .
Cincinnati Unions @ % 0 o IL
b lhmore Urirns -. % l l % 9 lis
Base hits-Cincinnsu ~: Baltimore, o Er-
rors- Cincinnati, H. Baltimore,
ST. LOUIS, May s.
s.,,LO.,s s Louis uniOns".da d-is
Bis. hits-st Louis, 10 Nationals, 10.
Erro's-St Louis, 5; Nationals, Q
LouI WILLIE, Nay b
Louisville ..... % 6 0 Q 90
In 7,bns .........0 q o o o OIL
Base hits -Louisvillc 8; cilum1us 6. Errors
Llulsyille. g. Co umDu', 2.
BALTIM0 RE, Nay s.
b .lhmores.. 0 o o o.
Athletics. o 021 "a
Rsse hts-Dalhmorcs, {; Athe ics G. Errors
l-Baltimores s: Athletics. 5.
/ tHfLADrLrnrA. May s.
| Philsiolphia ...-.....o 0 Q 90
CnicaRo. ..............4 = 2 9-12
Bass hits - phiiadelphia. c: Chic1go. Is.
Errors-Philadelphia, Z; Chi-ag y.
| Nfw YoIK, Nsy s.
| Detroit. !.............0 o o 1 o ca
New York ...........2 0 o o. 8
PrrrsBuRa, May S.
xiIsehsass..........o rI iss.' Q 81
cHrcAeo. May s.
g .iss4xe Unions .....1 n q n o sill
tk<ysrocss.........s.v loo 0-N
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Tho Turf.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nay STE day WAS
cloudy but warm. rhe track deep Ia m I'D.
Attendance good.
r.tracs-L ,dy L,ui tRiyer) s5o,Birr
Oak lAroold) SIS; CHARLEY Llc.a (E'ne.(.
s27; Pic stt Fish (Bran), SO rhsrs wers
lead; Pickett sec2nd; LadS Loud
third, Luella fourth, Burr Oak last. L,dy
Loud took the lead at the hall aud led
length; Lucas second, Luells third, Barr
Oak fourth. They rah la this order 10 the
three-:ourths, when Bnrr o * took third
place aud Tapped on Lucas. Lsdg Loud
won by halt leng'h, Bad OK sscopd'
two lnnghs In front OF Lpc", t'irn, La.
ten lengths or. Time, i.2oSi.
Ssoond RAco-freeland ( (dargbyl 800;
Cardinal McUloskey (fs .oi) $50, Field
Vanguard (rodd). s95, Csursvii- trosy.
eU, sl5 Centrevill led Ffeelsnd. second;
McCloskey, third; Vlnpu,fd fourth Pass.
ing the stand Vanguard, ,MoCiJskey
and FreelaDd Tapped ahead. At
front, tapped by Fr.elaud; O-ntrevills,
third; Vslguard taking third plac'. At
the half Cenireyile was fourth. a. the
tbree.fourth F-esltut touk ihe lssd, cara
ewsy and.w n or b., lsngih end half;
Cenrevllie, secold 'our lengths H. iroat ut
McCloskey, third; Vneu,rd lead fourth.
Time-2:?6
Third R,ce-wavr-o, L'eh', 800. Belle
OF the Highlands, SO Mi Hughes, $40;
Silvis, S35. Nation VS. III Che Ia d. Bale
OF the Highland. second; Silyis, tllld fo..
lowed by Wave0'.Ligh, and asj,r
Hughes. PASSING the stand Wave o.. Lisht
led Belle Of the ighlsnds, second; Silvie
third; Maulton. fourth: Major HUGHES fifth.
T lere WAS no ch NE at he lufrter, bali or
tnree.qusrters. Hall way down D .lle OF
Highland faltered aud fell bacE. Silvis
came with rush aud won by lebgth;
Wave o. Light, s,coHd, three
lengths from - Manlton, third;
Hughes, fourth; b lie ot Higblan IL, tth.
rime- 2:C9, Weights-Belle Of Highlands,
III; Silvis, ia; Manitou. l07; Major
Hughes 100; Wave-O'L,ght, l0l. rhe win.
uers were not sold.
Fourth race Brunswick, $55; Princess,
$50; Boanie Australian, $45; fi.ld--Oarlisls,
Parker, romehswk aud A. McCarty fl3
Princess took the lead and was never
hesded, and yon syaxbs ga, lenghts
| prunswicE, sscond. i.rsa lengths In ironi
o., Bonuie; Australian, third, Tom shswk
aud Csylisle fifth. Tine--1:5i.
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MErIA, Nay s-TSpeoial.I .I-hiss HELEN
Oliver, OF Tehuacsna aud Mr.. Il o. Piles, OF
Atlanta, Georgia, were married tonight at
the residence OF the brides mother, AIRS. NJ.
IL. Oliver. The wedding WIS gotten up in
toe graudest style A host OF friends were
in stirndance, mong whom we're Mrs. f..
Oliver and Mrs. w. l. Griggs wives OF
the firm OF Oliver & Gfiggs. bankers OF
Dallas. aud also relatives of the bride. The
bridal couple leave tor Atlsnts tomorrow,
their tuture home.
Crops IN this section hav0 been very
much retarded on account Of the continued
rains, and consderabls cora and all the
cotton viii hsys 10 be raplantet.
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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, May s.-GSpec al.l-Ths iol'ow.
ing charters vers filed to-day: Cong gs-
tion Of the Zion church o Waco. ID has
Social Gymnaslic CLUB; capital sock. Sln,.
COO
Ths comptroller deposited with the
treasurer {, day sl0,0 coo Red River and s17,'
000 pix county cours-house bonds:
vs. the STATE, from Ellis; Texas & P.cific
II ,ilvay company ". Gordon. irosn Fan
hin; Anderson vs. Gordon, from Elisj Out.
lsrs 4 Henry vs.. Bdt,on a. Lyory 'lrcm
Graham.