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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-03-08

In the Circuit Court Of Mononszla county, West
Virginia. - ~
Daniel Il psvidso6, William J. Ls~fs. Ceesxe II
Anderson and 1Sancy a nderson 81
Petition fos rondennasisn lof lad 81 rslkoad
purposes. Ell fH4 ~
The-defendsnts nsrned n the above entitIed pro.
eeedne viilfaks nosiee <Ass tbs Yves, yitrBxia and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company win, On Thursday,
April sd 1884. at the eourf house in said MoBon-
gala county make appleaton by petition in writing
TO the Circuit Courr of said Monongziia county to
appoint commissioners to ascertain just compensa-
ton to the Of the lands hereinafter referred
to- lying in Monongalia county, which the said petit
toner proposes to take and appropriate for the pur
pose Of building and operating railroad said
lands. The tract ofland, pastof hich proposed
TO be taken aforesaid lies the bank Of the
Menengshela river in said Mononeaiia county in
Union district, which Of land contains about
ss7 acres the legal title which tract Of land
in ths above named defendants as appears by the
land records Of said county. =.
specific description Of the part Of said lands so
proposed to be taken and appropriated By said Rail-
road Company for the purposes aforesaid is con-
tanned in and upon plat Of said part so proposed
TO be taken, which plat is now file in the office of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Monongalia coun
ty which reference is here made for the specific
description Of the part Of said tracts OF lands which
the petitioner proposes to take.
The above named defendants who hold the legal
title to the said lands residents Of the said
county of Monongaiia. I5fi5 afr.a - ia I
Thi. publication j. made in pursuance Of the
statute Of the State Of West Virginia in such
made and provided. ~ % 4fN = 5asf u ~.
WEST VIRGINIA AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY BY its Attorneys.
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Don, though securely held from drop-
FlhS u the ground. An inexperiencad
hahu can pick $40 pounds OF this cotton
oay: There are no seeds in the linz.
Each boil produces about two pounds of
very lolg-stapled cotton, and nj the
ootton OF the boil there are from ronr
10 SIN seeds, resembling persimmon
SEED: This new cotton, therefore, needs
no ginning. Cameron Herald.
- fhore was a large congregation at
heV. Pr h. X, Shoots Presbyterianl
ohurch III Austin last Sunday, and a
stranger could have surmised some
'hlng out of the usual order wac ev-
PectSd' When the sermon was over
nhcie Frank Lubbock, reasurer ot
ieAas, came forward and united with
the church on profession of faith in
Chrlst Jesus. Gov. Lubbock has been
Identified with Texas history for tifty
Years, and now gives his Influence IL
Christianity Waco Day.
The Dallas HERALD, in leadinp edi.
totlal, denounces the present nistnl Io,y
as being inefficient, and claims that tho
ouence should be made a felony We
heartily concur in this view taken nv
me IL ERALD. Of all the malicious nrae-
tlces OF which the American people are
guilty, this is certainly the worst, The
man VINO will voluntarily place upon
ms person the hated revolver. and 30
OUT INTO society, ready at the Slightest
proVocation to discharge its deadly con-
tents into the body OF his fellOWman
OBSERVES to be placed in felons' cell. and
the law should deal with him accord
lhgly.- lCollinsyille Times.
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At the opera.uo,,so

NO more numerous nor better pleased
audience has appeared this season thar
that which Numbered its applause last
evening to Milt.Nobles and his tropna II,
me thrilling comedy drama of lova
ana Law" is play of more thar
ordinary plot and full Justice was done
IN lts rendition. A more animated IN.
tle play one more replete with interest
ana lhcident-a Dallas audience has sol
uoh seen, Dollie Mobiles as Retta. Mil
tV ,n noble, himself as LAWYER Felix
pfalI, Barnum as Conti-indeed ali the
leaalng characters were Handsomely
sustained and the absorbing interest re-
t9lhed until the last scene, where No.
pies assumed and maintained tho chnr.
acter OF tho villainous Dago. The thread
OF the drama, starting with tho abduc-
t Li OF me young girl; her humble and
OBJECT HE; the circumvention of The
schemes TO rob her of hOr birthright
ana estate, all interspersed with n hannv
Dlendlng OF wit and laughable PASSAGES.
caused aus, one continual glow of pleasant
excitement. The troupe strives to ex.
cel, ana the need of praise was Ger.
fanny awarded them last night. Mobiles
ana ms talented consort were repeat-
ealy called before the curtain. Tonight
tne same play, and tomorrow afternoon
HhBniX for the matinee. bankers
laughter FRIDAY and Saturday.
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Fire Record.
n CLARKSvILLE.

III AZ GAINESVILLE.
HKsvIhhE, Dec. H. Correspond
r GAINESVILLE was visited by an
~ destructive conhagration last
. The fire originated at "a little be-
lo'clock in a frame building south
# the square, owned by Col. Patton
ceupied by Gulick & Lee, dealers
neral merchandise. The fire ra-
spread and soon destroyed row
ne buildings on the east as far as
|rner opposite the City hotel. Bellis
Non the southeast corner of the
4 Steinlein's dry goods store, S. p.
n's hardware store, Levi Gold
drug store, and Col. n. b. Pat.
ny goods store on the south side
1square, together with a livery
u wagon-yard buildings, etc
10y Col. Smith and the residenco
81 Hendricks.
to estimate tho loss
10y degree of accuracy, but it will
ply reach $4,000 with insurance
maps two-thirds that amount. Al
'.there is talk of replacing the
~ buildings by handsome two
|urick structures
thre is thought to be the work OF
cendiary.
~ Al CANTON. OHIO.
'IpN, o., Dec. 29.-This morning a
roke out in the Malleable works.
V1thin an hour the entire works
IA q blaze, and great fears were en-
ned about the safety OF the safe
1tk works and the Peerless reaper
adjoining, but the fire was finally
oIled. The buildings and ma
NJ were valued st $4,000, and
oe almost total loss; insurance,
q The works were owned by
/, Marian IL Co.
M an CARBON, TEXAS.
Nm, Dec. 29.-LSpecial. This
lne about l O'Clock, the Sine
IS cooperative association was
Nj out. The fire was discovered
a to save anything, and total
AZ about $1,000 was sustained; in
.iior about 5000. Supposed to have
lhe work Of an incendiary.
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loS ELM STREET..
Advertising cbe.,s,,

st has begome so common IN hao,,,
an article In an elegant ami interesting
STYLE. '"'oies'iuS
Then run II into some advertisements
that we avoid all such,
ana simply call attention to the mer-
us OF hop Bitters in az plain, honest
terms as possible,
ITO induce people
ITO give them one trial. which =.
proves their value that they will never
use anything else"
THE REMEDY 80 fayorably noticed in
al the papers,
Religious and secular, ia
Having alarge sale, and X supplant-
ing all other medicines.
Ihere Is no denying the virtues of
inc Hop plant, aud the proprietors of
Hop Bitters have shown great shrewd-
ness ana ability
I'm compromising medicine whose
virtues are 30 palpable to every ones OBJ
"No! "' "''
"she fingered and suffered along, pin
ing away all the time for yoars.p
"rhe doctors doing her no rood.u
"And at last was cured by this Hon
Blttors the papers say so much aboui. y
"lndeedl lndeed!h
"how thankful we should be for that
medicine" - ''' '""'
Daughters Misery.
ELEVEN years our daughter suffered
on q bed of misery,
From complication OF kidney, liver.
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility
Under the care of Tho best physiclans
who gave her disease various names.
"But no relief,
And now she isrestored to us In good
health by as simple remedy as Hon
biiters, that we had summed for years
before using TITUS PARENTS.
Father Is Getting Well.
"My daughters say:
"How much better father Ia since he
used Hop Bittes."
He u getting we'll after his long suf-
iiering from disease declared incurs.
And we are so glad that he used your
bittors''-A LADY of Utica, N. Y.
E&r None genuine without bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Shun ali the
we, poisonous stun with "Hop" or Hops"
Ia their name.
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ONllln IncnI Kcnnri-

oylLLA, Dec. 29.-lspecial.l Holiday
week is dragging along.
Everything dull except in the matri.
monial line. Plenty of weddings.
The Masonic fraternity gave a supper
and musical concert on the night of The
nth. Col. Nj. w, Mcknight, of WaXa
hachie, was present and delivered u
splendid address in the interest of ma
sonry, which was well received. Every.
body enjoyed themselves we'll, but the
attendance was not so large as IL would
have been had the weather been iayora.
BILE. The supper Melted q small amount,
which will be applied TO the painting OF
the masonic hall,
Religious exercises were held in the
Methodist church ut this place on the
18th, conducted by the Rev. ID. G.. Mol.
10y, Of tho Cumberland Presbyterian
church, and Rev. Il. II. Pearson, of the
Methodist church. Subject: "Tho orr.
gin OF Christmas" which was ably
handled by both uivines.
Mr.. Charley Putnam aud Miss Tom
mic keesee woro married on the even,
ing oflhe 23d inst.
Mr., Frank Keeseo and Miss Lou Har.
we'll were married ON the 2lst inst, anC
Mr.. r. NJ. Craig, Of the tirsn of Lancas
ter y Craig, and Miss Ella b. Moore
daughter of DR., II. b. Moore, were mar
riod on the 18th Inst.
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City council does not meet tonight.
nut tonight week.
bell tower is one of the needs of the
Dallas fire department
The recent rain has effected one good !:
II has cleansed The cutters.
The weather has moderated, but con
tlhues cloudy, awaiting rain.
Several city criminals were engaged
yesterday IN cleansing the windows of
the city hall
a baggage check with key attached
has been left at the HERALD Office,
where the owner will find it.
Hackmen should be acquainted with
the fact that they are not privileged TO
brighten ladies who essay to cross the
streets.
tis reported here that several per-
sons wore injured in the railway wreck
! on the Texas ~ Pacitc, near Marshall,
Sunday.
A large volume OF water WAS drawn
/ from under the cigar establishment near
the northwest corner of Main and La
mar yesterday.
The remains Of William Il. Fears were
| followed 10 their last resting place yes
terday morning, by large number of
mourning friends.
One poor unfortunate was domicilod
/ IN tho hospital yesterday. His allie
/ ton was a fever contracted In that palace
OF comfort designated the Dallas Gala
/ boose.
It il reported that the Baltimore g.
| Ohio Telegraph company will cooper
ate with AN Associated Press associa-
ton, which, II is said, will have head
| quarters here.
Hoodlums are In the habit of charging
| aged people who do not desire TO dis
mount from the trains at tho Union de-
| pot 10 cents for cup of coffee. Tho
practice should be stopped.
The Grand Windsor was closed by yir-
/ tue OF the writ OF sequestralion, sued
out by Col. hughes, the owner of tho
building, and MIR. Howard, tho lessee,
declining to execute the necessary
bond.
In Justice Schuhl's court, yesterday
morning, Nj. Orthur and &. Nordowitz
were arraigned upon charge OF as
saulting Abe Marks. A fine of s. was
assessed against each. An appeal was
taken.
Died, at Ferris, on December %, 1881,
at 6:lO p, M, OF typhoid fever, Charles
ID. Washington, NJ. d., after an illness
of thirteen days. Terrell, Texas, and
Fayetteville, Arkansas, papers please
copy.
! The Lone Star Literary club met last
| evening ut the hospitable homo of Mr.
John &. Mccoy. An elegant repast was
soryed; there was music, and the even
ing was most pleasantly spent In social
conversation.
There win be ball given by tho
! Young Mems Hebrew association,
"Wednesday night, December 81. All
members are invited to attend.
CARL NEY, A. 5. GETZ,
Secretary. President.
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PERSONAL.

John Andrews, Of Fort Worth, is in
the city.
IL. ". Johnson, of Colorado, is in the
city.
c. Il. Williams, OF Waco, was in the
city yesterday.
J. d. Crawford was guest OF the
Windsor yesterday.
Capt. w. II. Miller Of Mlneola, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. o. p. Poe, mayor Of Denton, was
In the city last evening.
Mai. c. NJ. Mason, of Galveston. in
suranco adjuster, is IN the cigy.
ii. G. Barrow, scenic agent, opera-
house architect and cont actor, Is in the
city.
Judge W. j. Austin, prominent
young lawyer OF Denton, was in the city
yesterday.
While MIR. w. l.. Hall was quite sick
Sunday there IL no danger of "A relapse.
and he will bo out to-day.
/ A little visitor arrived at the homo of
Mr. VIII Watkins yesterday which ls a
boy weighing twelve POUNDS.
Capt. Juno Peak returned Yesterday
from his rancho in Shackelford county.
and Will spend several days here.
Mossrs, George 0atman and Daniel
I Head, prominent business men of Den
ton, were on the streets yesterday.
Mr.. G. W. Geers, editor of the Denton
Monitor, spent yesterday In the city
ana paid the HERALD pleasant visit.
Col. X. DeArmond, of Mckinney, who
Is spoken of AZ candidate for III,
| United States district attorneyship, wa,
on the streets yesterday.
Mr.. Carl Vincent, editor Of the Brown
County Banner, is in the city on busl
ness connected with his paper. Tn,
Banner Is one of tho best journals il
Texas.
Charles Hedges, agent OF the Associ
ated Press for Texas, with headuuar
tiers Mt Galveston, Is in the city. lie A
ON his return trip from making tou
of the state.
Mr.. j. X. Mulkey, representing tn
New York Graphic and the Louisville
Courier-Journal, who has been sketch
ing and writing up Dallas, left yester
dayin his special car for Fort Worth /
transact some business there. On hi
return to Dallas, about the last of Ia
week, he will close his business her,
lie says several thousand Graphics, |
which the Dallas illustrations will m
pear, have been ordered for district
ton In Europe and mainly on accom-
OF the Farmers Alliance exhibit at ID,
catur.
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Killed Ahnninnnr

FERRIS, Dec. 29.-(Special. A diff
Guilty, resulting in the killing OF James
Perry by l.. b. Hawkins, occurred about
10 q. m, three miles northeast Of Ferris.
in the Prairie Valley neigbborhood. in
Dallas county. Hawkins and Perry mad
some Misunderstanding not long since
about a dog, but had agreed TO drop the
matter Perry thinking the matter set
tied went to Hawkins house, along
with Seth Weatherford, to grind their
axes. Hawkins was not at home, but
came while they were grinding and
charged Perry with having talked about
him.. Perry denied the charge, but
Hawkins raised his gun and fired, the
whole load of buckshot striking Perry,
IN the head, almost tearing It from the
body. He then threatened to serve
Weatheriord in the same way if he had
anything against him, Both men were
farmers and have families.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 90 Flour strong md
quiet family, S.sOGS9O; nAcy, 4.lO,aI 70; OK.
Corn steady with fair demand; In sacks
white and yellow, AZ 80 'O"'i
Oats-Western, epsier; ~.
Gorumoal In fair demand; 9.30lb2.S5.
lay quiet; prime, rs; choice, 1890.
fork sto3dy with fair demand. liT5ato
hnNrd nrmi tierce refined, 2; key az.
bulk Professionalism packed, ads. long
ciear, btsdB 9 ear rib, ga.
Bacon dull no shoulders here, long clear
u clear rib, 6l.. 'e ''N"'
,oi hi9ams-Choicc sugar cured canvassed
Sugar-Demnnd active; common TO good
common S}sG3lS; fair 10 fully fair, is,a3l.,
prime. rs; yellow clarified, 49.l7Gi5s; granu-
lated, 5,EGFt. e''"
Molasses-Demapd active; common. %,
lhiri 1G2l prime 10 choice. 3lGn.
Mce quiet but steady; Louisiana ordinary
lirau firm at 81.
ton recd Oil-prmc crude. 83lS; sum.
mer yellow, @16dil; market dun.
Sight eNcht nge ON New York 100 per OOt
premium; sterling exchange, ID. b., ASOi,
MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS, Dee. 21.-Cotton steady nj 10.
receipts, 2li3i shipments, 3,S2j; sales, . cod
stock, 1915. - WV
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Fitz John Porter has suddenly step
pod into position which attracts much
notice and no little jealousy from the
local politicians of New York city. lie
has so long figured as an applicant be.
fore congress for the favor of reinstate.
ment In the army that It seems strange
to see him in one day appointed to the
coveted otlico of police commissioner in
the metropolis, and In the next making
q promising canvass for the commits
sionership ofpublic works, Neither of
these Offices is generally considered
a very lofty trust by the public.
Both are constantly the subject
or scandals in connection with ring
manipulation of contracts for public
work or of police regulations. But both
are esteemed Of the very first magni.
tude by the thoroughbred politicians,
and when Gen. Porter became a police
commissioners he was at once recog-
nized as a power. Should he be made
commissioner Of public works, he
would ut one stroke control the largest
patronage that falls to the lot of any
municipal officer in the country, the
Importance of the place being Just now
greatly increased by the fact that con-
tracts for many million dollars worth
OF work on the new acqueduct have Just
been awarded, and others are soon to
bo Lot
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From Nnrlh To snnih.

The present cold term unusually stub
born and protracted, illustrates the
wide weather range our extended
country presents ON the same day. Up
in the northwest Is nest of cold locall-
tiles where the mercury shrinks and
sNr'vels down In the lower end of the
th nometer, while In tho southwest Is
another group of places where IL rises
airlly into spring altitude. IL Is nine,
ten degrees of latitude from the gulf
OF Mexico to the British line-and the
mercury tells the story of the differ.
elce. While 1t stands i6o above
zero mt Galveston and 40 ,
at New Orleans, IL shows tenn.
perature of y below zero at Fort Blu.
ford, 30 below at Fort Custer and I5 be.
low at Fort ACKNOWLEDGMENT extreme
range of 90 degrees. AT the very time
the inhabitants of Dakota and Montana
erl huddled round their redhot stoves
looking through frosted windows at
the sun 70 he traces his gingorly arc
over the southern horizon, their broth.
ron In New Orleans are thronging gaily
u the exposition grounds to admire the
the tropical curi0sities there collected
Aud yet II Is only three days from our
northern line TO the gulf; u ~. Pau
family can turn their backs on the cold
nor h star and Ia half week gaze on
the brill Campus from under th,
magnolias aud China trees of the Ores
cent City.-lSt. Louis Republican.
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Tim Keagan in Tronhle.

SAN Angela, Dee. % Special. A
few months ago young man came here
giving his namo as Tim Reagan, and
being short of funds sold his horse to a
young man here for 800 and gave a bill
OF sale, to the effect that if he should re-
place the 800 within a specified time he
was 10 nave the horse back; but if he
JAILED to raise the money he would then
surrender all claims. Reagan was AL
lowed to retain the horse in his posses
sion and when the time expired, instead
OF turning the horse over, ms per agree
ment, he mounted him and started for
Reagan, In Falls county, where he saws
he had lived. To-day he was arrested
Ia san Saba, on telegram from the
sheriff here and the sheriff of San Saba
notified to hold him and horse. Reagan
seems to be q son of Judge
suaS"H' ditef whom the
town Of Reagan was named.
Perhaps there win be many readers of
me daily papers who viii remember of
BOY by the same name being arrested
IN the spring of 1879, near the town of
Reagan, upon q similar charge. brt
managed TO get out Of 1t some way. IL
Is thought that he has stolen horses In
ms possession, as he was seen at Brazos
Eity with large number of mules, and
those who know him say he had no
money with him to purchase horses.
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mere VIII be a social at the home Of
'ne Baptist pastor, S2l Patterson ave-
nue. on Thursday night. Members of
IN me CONGREGATION and friends are invited
70 attend, and the notice is given this
e"tiy because 1t could not be announced
w. we rsual congregation on last Sun
nay NAY, Inc social IS under the manage.
i mnro' VI ine Ladies society, who NAV
ing musical aud literary programme. to
slightly increase their funds. W.
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T.Ar. pouble pnlly 10 Sow orlean..

Commencing Sunday, Dec. Is, the
Texas II Pacific R'y. will run double
daily trains TO New Orleans, leaving
Dallas D;lO a. m. aud 3:2l p. IN. Through
sleepers ON both tratus). This Is the
only line running Pullman sleepers
through 10 New Orleans leaving Dallas
In the morning, thus enabling passen-
gers to arrive at New Orleans IN day
Time. II is tho only line leaving Dallas
IA tho evening aud arriving at New
Orleans before o'clock next evening.
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A killing at Arlington

ARLINGTON, Dec. 29.--ISpecisl. w,
A. Noungblood was shot and instantly
killed in drunken row at the Parlor
saloon this evening, The following is
the verdict Of the coronor's Jury; ave,
the undersigned, Jury of views, duly
empanelled and sworn as the law M.
reefs to inquire into and ascertain the
cause Of the death OF w. A. Young.
blood, find from the testimony of II. j.
Johnson and Nj. j. Brinson, IT,, that he
came to his death from a pistol shot
wound in the head by the hand of Hor-
ace Matlock."
Matlock was Mt once arrested by Con-
stable Warren, and is now in the city
prison.
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
oLADsToNE's 18TH BIRTHDAY
Another Calamity in Spain with Run.
dreds of Lives Lost-The French
Tarih-Russian Treasury De-
fault and Other News.
Gladstone's Rirthdnv

LONDON, Dec. 29.-To-day is Glad
stone $ seventy-tifth birthday, and the
occasion is being celebrated with great
iestivity at Howarden. Birthday greet
ings reach the great leader from all
parts Of the empire. The Prince OF
NWales sent his cordial congratulations
Many liberal ladies take advantage oI
the DAY to present 1.-THE grand old man.
WIN addresses expressive of continued
S0nuuence aud profound admiration,
newspapers, without distinction OF
eulogy of the great statesman,
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A Fatal land sim.

MADRID, Dec. pa fatal land slip
occurred in the mountain near Perlana,
and destroyed many houses which stood
IN It's path, and buried forty-eight per-
sons Eighteen people were rescued
awe. IL is reported that 900 persons
are buried beneath the ruins of the
Oulldlngot Colbunuetas. Three churches
AZ Antlquera are left in a lettering CON
altlon. The Inhabitants are encamped
in the fields. wv
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Tiller Wants aPardon.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. GA report comes
from Jefferson City that Theodore
Tiller is there from Louisville,
backed by n strong petition aud many
letters, seeking pardon from Gov.
Crittenden for his brother, Prentiss
Teller, who robbed the Pacific express
In that city, u number OF months ago,
and whose arrest in Milwaukee caused
such a sensation. II is understood the
governor would not consider
tho matter unless assurance
vas given that all tho missing
money should be returned, and all
tho expenses Of the arrest and trial,
both To the express company and the
state should bo paid. IL il not known
~ this writing whether such assurance
will be uade.
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WnAnhnchlo Local Note.

WAxAHAcmE, Dec. 20.-lSpeclal. mir.
j. Q. Chestnut, of the law firm OF
Chestnut & Wellborne, Henrietta, was
In the city to-day.
The county clerk has issued forty
eight marriage licenses up to date foI
December.
Judge West, of Dallas, was here yes.
terday, the guest OF Judge o. T.. Dunlap
Mr.. 5, Q. Mccormack, OF Dallas, l.
here to-day on legal business.
Messrs. Il. NJ. Dlckman and II. b.
Floyd spenta part Of their holiday al
Bryan.
Mr.. +; J. Jenkens went to Grapevln,
last night ON business.