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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-30

A BARBECUE AT WORKMAN.
MIR. ThorP Andrews Opposed to Free
Grass - He Qualities Approval of
the Lease System - Green
hackers of Missouri.
Somewhat Qualified.

FoRr Worm, July %. Special. r.
Your correspondent showed Mr.. II. n.
d. Andrews the communication and
editorial in to-day's paper in regard TO
his position on the free-grass question,
and the gentleman says he Is mt ali
times ready and willing 10 make known
his views on any question desired. His
position, stated briefly, is as follows:
~ believe that all unenclosed public
land should be free TO the cattleman OF
farmer, but when by line-riding or
fencing anyone converts to his cXclu-
sive use any land he should pay for il.
| believe, with slight modification, the
lease law will be n good thing. | am
not opposed to the price obtained for the
land loasedS cents an acre. IL is
better than cents, and if the land
were sold mt - per acre, q per cent. in
tercst, the sum of H. cents would have
TO he paid i'm interest, which is more
Than the lease brings in, so il cannot be
cNhorbitunt. ! will bc glad to speak 10
the people Of Dallas AT any time on this
subject. ! am opposed to the Repub-
llcan lrcC-grass platform, and my nosi
ton, whilo probably not what some of
my friends would like. is what believe
To be Just and fair. ! do not want To 20
to the Legislature il these views do not
suit the voter
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'ansactions, $4,000 shares.
Under POLICE SURVEILLANCE.

INDIANAPOLIS, July % The matter of
the receivership of the Indiana Banking
company was before Judge Taylor on
an order to Receiver John c. S. Harri-
son to appear and make report of the
condition of his trust. Harrison's re.
port was presented, but not read, and
further action was postponed until to.
morrow. 1t is understood that the re-
port shows shortage of about $4,000
Harrison is, and has been for several
days, under police surveillance.
Late this afternoon Calvin Il Rocker
SWore. out a warrant before the Mayor
charging John c. ). Harrison with en-
bezzlement of $4,000. A warrant was
served on Harrison, who was already
I'll, and was still further
Frustrated by tins action, and it being
deemed inadvisabe to remove him in
his present state Of health an officer
was placed on guard in his chamber.
The Mayor fixed his bail at S6O,OOO
which had not, ut : p. M, been fur
niShCd
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At the ST. George: T. NJ Christian,
Phno;M NJ Donaldson, Texas r Day,
Denton; Charles II Whitney, Post oak;
I Patterson, Shreveport, la.; W Il
Martin, Terrell; 4 + Kidwcll, Frank
Howard, Marshall; David Brin aud
ady, j Brady, WaNahachic; George
TOOK, Galveston, j II Henderson, Dcui-
son; II NJ Gallbask, Houston; u W
HHhlw, Waco;J W Barron, Mississippi;
l. d Sanders, T \ Morgan, Midlothian;
r.E Rockwell, Cedar hin; W \ Briggs,
lMN.aNahachie; \ 4 Burch, Houston Post;
WO Read. Coleman; Z \ lordon, En-
ms &C Petrie, Chicago; u Decker, ) IL
earraL Sacramento, Cal; VIII Fuller,
tort Worth;J X Bumpass, Terrell; \ T.
Hraham, Lowisyillc; G. ID Money, ST..
Louis; Il j Berry, Little Rock, Ark; 7
u cornwall. Ennis; T. w lIar din, Ter
rrell; Thomas Jenkins, Grapevine; SAM
lurncr, Fort Worth.
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DETROIT, July %. The Barnum Wire
works, one of the most extensive plants
OF ornamental iron and wire works
business in the country, has made an
assignment This action was precipita-
ted by some stockholders who became
frightened and levied attachments ON
the property to secure advances made by
them. No statement is vet made pub.
lie. Five hundred employees are idle.
y rough estimate by tho business
managers shows that the liabilities are
3OS,OOO, with assets consist
ing of an immense manu-
factory, Of the stock of goods
ON hand, accounts receivable i'm agpre.
gate SiG0,000. Every effort il being
made to adjust the existing difficulties,
and it is hoped in few days the concern
will be able TO resume work in full.
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OF their combined efforts failed TO
arouse the sleeping beauty The
Whlte hgure kept up its motions. as il
clrcled around the camp, drawing nearer
at every step. The men were almost
wlld, and many of them took to their
neels ana left camp. Mr., with the
assistance OF three of the bravest of his
crew, Kept up their efforts on the sleep
ing beauty, and in about half an hour
succeeded in bringing her to life. She
opened her eyes with shudder, and
acteu as II she had been in a trance. In
uescrlDlng the scene to Jour
nal reporter to-day, Mr..
SAD: when that cook opened her eyes
| thought she was going to have fit.
l explained to her that there was a
curious woman wandering about the
camp, and wanted her to go out and see
what she was after, as the men were a
little timid. She laughed like crazy
person and said that it was nothing but
our Imagination, and to save my life |
could not get her to move. then looked
out to see what had become of the ghost.
10 my great surprise found that ii had
disappeared, and on talking with one
OF the men who watched | learned that
the ghost disappeared about the time
the woman walked up. The ghost, or
whatever it is, was Just as plain as nos
sible. Every one fthe men saw ii. not
only that night, but for several nights
AFTER. The thing appeared about the
Same tlne, ana every night | went
through the same performance with the
COOK and she always acted the same.
/ am at a loss to understand her actions.
and have come to the conclusion that
had better get rid of her if | want t.
keep any men with me, for several have
left, and one or two more nights will
run the whole crowd away from the ma.
chine,and fear that ! will not be able to
get another crew. 1t is common
thing for men to get up an excitement
IF that kind and swear that a machine
is haunted, but they are all in earnest
over this strange case, and if Mr.. -
| can be believed, the cook is haunted if
the machine is not. Modesto Journal
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SARGENT A. GO
COMMERCIAL CIRCLES.
TONE OF THE STOCK MARKET
Resolutions of the Clearing House Assoc
ciation-The Commercial Bank of
Brazil, Suspends Other
Commercial Items
Tone of the Stock Market.


NEW YORK, July Governments
firm.
Railways generally firm.
State securities quiet.
Stocks and speculation was alternately
weak and strong, and considering the
recent sharp advance in prices, compar-
atlVe firmness. The market was excited
by comments at the opening, n slightly
weaker feeling prevailed, but this
was followed by "A sharn
advance of 19@l3s per cent. Subst-
quently the Improvement was lost. bur
later ON under the leadership Of the
Louisville ~ Nashville an advance of
}2W-2s. per cent. ensued. In the after.
noon there were sales for both accounts
ana general decline took place. Near
the close, under moderate buying, prices
moved up once more, but in
tlnal sales there was another reaction.
compared with yesterdays closing
prices are y to per cent, lower, cvcopt
Tor Chicago, burlington Il Quincy.
southwestern, LackaWanna. Louisville
x Nashville, Lake Shore, New York
Central, Pacific Mail and Union Pacific.
which are = to q per cent. higher The
clearing House association today
adopted the following;
FIRST Ihat no member of the New
York Clearing House sociation shall
pay interest upon or allow compensa-
ton for deposits after January list, 1885,
Second-'rhat to secure uniformity in
business of banks, no checks shall pass
through tho Clearing House except those
drawn upon member of the associa-
ton.
The following was laid on the table:
Third That any infraction on above
rules shall be regarded as forfeiture of
membership in the association, subject
on comp aint of any member, to inves
tlgatlon by the Clearing House commit
tee IN the manner provided for in the
constitution.
Transactions, $4,000 shares.
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is SHE A wIrclrs
A Woman Joins u rhrcshing Crew aud
Every Man Sees Ghost.

A Woman Joins n Thrcshing Crew aud
Every Man Sees Ghost.
About week ago q strange woman
was employed by u certain we'll known
threshing-machinc man of this county,
whose name will not be given, by special
request, 10 do the cooking for his crow.
tie did not much like the idea of en-.
ploying her, rs he believed the work tn
he too hard for her, hut she importuned
him so hard and pleaded such poverty
that he finally consented to give her
work. lie gathered up a crew of the
best men he could find and started out
few days ago. The first
night passed on quietly, but on the
second the whole camp was thrown into
astate ofwild excitement about o'clock
IN the morning, or Just as the moon was
going down. One Of the men who slept
near the cook-house startled the camp
by his cries for help. The mon rushed
TO where he was wrapped up In his
blankets, and found him on his knees
praying for all that was out. They
Thought he was crazy, for II was
several minutes before they could
get him TO speak. When nc
uld open his mouth he pointed
oil In the field to n white object that
seemed to be making motions Tor nm
70 come toi 1t. The men were asionishod,
Tor every one coull see that
y was a woman In white.
~ first Mr.. --. the boss, thought
II was his re male cook Wander
Ing about in her sleep. but he Went 10
where she slept aud found her sleeping
Imelly, He attempted TO awaken her,
nut found IL impossible. Several uf the
lnen, who had become thoroughly
lrlghiened by this time, were
N"''V1 " tAv CO.. 'a9a-,i IL. -
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The Commercial Bank, of Brazil. sus-
pCnds,

Brazil, ND, July %. The CONNER
cial bank suspended. Liabilities, about
$4,000; assets, nominally $4,000. II is
said the entire county school fund was
i'm the bank.
TERRE HAUTE, INp., July - The
Commercial bank, of Brazil, is private
banking company; capital, 100000, de-
posits same amount; Hiram Teter Pres
ldcnt; Arthur Dillon, Cashier. Among
the deposits was the fund of nearly
every township in the county. Indig-
nation is felt because deposits were re-
ceivod after refusal to cash checks, A
slow but steady run has been going ON
several days. a receiver will be an
pointed ut once.
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WoRurM July -, Special. A
large public barbecue was given here
to-day for the benefit Of the candidates.
at which near 1900 people assembled.
Hon. Il. q. Mills made a telling speech
In his usual eloquent style, making De-
mocracy blaze in the hearts Of the peo-
pie, and holding up tn evils orthc marty
in power in life picture. lie dwcit
mainly on the tariff, advocating Il tariff
for revenue only. lie said he cared not
for the tarill plank that the Democratic
party would stand by and guard the
liberties of the people.
After dinner the candidates for the
county offices discussed their claims on
the people, and all passed of harmoni-
OuslV.
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WIN Not Nominate.

ST. JosErIT, Mo-, July ~ At the
Grccnhack Congressional convention Of
the Fourth district, held in this CITY this
afternoon, resolutions were passed de-
nOuncing the action of the Chicago
Democratic convention in recommends
ing unity and anti-hourbOn elements.
and tn defeat the Democrats in this
state. II was decided not to nominate a
candidate for Congress, hut by rcsolu-
ton requested Hon. Nicholas Ford To
become am Independent candidate.
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BRYAN, July ~. Special. Politics in
the county are now waxing warm. The
farmers are ugitating the matter OF hold
ing mass convention for the purpose
of bringing ont candidate for the
Legislature. This hon or has never been
conferred on u member of the farming
class in this county, and they feel that
they should ut this time Ice represented.
Mr.. Robert Carr and Mr.. Isaac Fulker-
son have announced rs candidates for
the office of County Treasurer.
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Open To New Orleans An Rail. via
Houston,

Commencing to-day, July 96th, trains
Will RUN THOUGH SOLID, from Houston
to New Orleans. Train leaving Hous-
ton every evening 6:l5 arrives in New
Orleans next morning $50, being ONE
HOUR AND A HALF IN ADVANCE OF ANY
OTHER ROUTE, AND THE ONLY LINE
MAKING CLOSE CONNECTIONS WITH ALL
LINES ron An POINTS east aud south
east. For tickets or any reliable infor.
nation, call on ticket agents III. ~ Il. c.
X. H., or i'll. A. TUo,IAs
I. r. Ga, III. Il s.. Ry. System,
Dallas, Texas.
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nemncrntir sirnnrih.

BRYAN, July -. Special. The vote
of the county in the last gubcrnatorial
election was ND votes for ireland and
l,abi votes for g. W. Jones'. The Demo
cratic votes for Roberts was l,22j, giving
Roberts Democratic majority. The
county is decidedly Democratic, and
the indications are that the Democratic
vote in the next election will be- an in
crease oNcr the vote pollcd Tor Roberts.
The Independent voters of the county
are making an effort to bring out u
strong ticket.
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NEW York, July -, At meeting of
the Louisville 4 Nashville railroad
directors to-day n number OF rcsigna-
uons OF directors were accepted. G. &.
baldwin, JAY Gould, Russell Sage, j. +.
Ryan and Jno. T.. Green retire.
Lateral II meeting held this after
noon the gentlemen above named were
replaced by Messrs. Frederick w, Foote.
j, u. ProbSt, j. III. Linderburger, j. II.
Willer and EXstein Norton. The ouos.
ton of financial position and roorgani-
cation of the company was discussed,
but no action taken.
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Preparation, for tho Tria, Of the Dynami-
tiers,

LONDON, July 29.-Great precautions
have been taken at Warwick to preserve
order during the trial Of DAILY, Egan and
Donnell, suspected dynamitcrs. Bar
riers have been erected to protect the
approaches of the court. COnStables,
armed with revolvers, will be placed on
guard at all public buildings.
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PERSONAL,


". A. George, of Abilene, is at the
Windsor.
J. Harris, Terrell, is booked at the
Windsor.
John Bacon, of Denton, Is at the
Windsor.
John Colgate and wife. Toledo, Ohio,
are nj the Windsor.
Col. j. II. Britton, state Railroad En-
gineer, is Mt the Windsor.
Judge j, NJ. Lindsey, prominent cit
lien of Gainesville, is at the Windsor
A. /. Ilayne, of Galveston, and w. II.
King, of Fort Worth, are Mt the Wind
sor.
Judge o. Il. Dunlap and n. p. Neal. of
WaNahachie, are registered at the Wind
sor.
John j. Giddings and wife. of Ennis.
Texas, were guests OF the Windsor YES
torday.
V. II. Curtis, the well known repre-
sentative OF Chicago lumber firm, II AT
the Windsor. "
col. X. De Armand, attorney for the
Houston * Toxas Central railroad, is nj
the Windsor.
Fred Grice, tho financial adjuster of
Leon II II. Blum, Galveston. was in the
city yesterday.
Hon, Henry l.. Lazarus, of Now or.
leans, is visiting our city, a guest of NJ.
;. Levy, jackson, street.
Alderman J. NJ. Moroney, who has
been east for the past two months recu-
perating, arrived home yesterday morn.
Major w. II. Rathbono left last even.
ing on his return TO San Francisco, He
says Dallas is the livciost town he has
seen In his travels.
j. l., Wood, State agent for the Home
Insurance company, left on Monday
evening for his old home in Joliet, mi.
n9,s. II reports are to he believed. he
will not return alone.
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so popular have nr. Prices special
FlayOring Extracts become that hut few
kitchens can he found where they are
not used. Dr. Price has succeeded in
this important domestic necessity. His
tlsvorings are peculiarly delicious, and
so highly concentrated that Il takes hut
a small quantity to impart the flavor of
tho fruit
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See advertisement of the magnificent
oratorio, Queen Esther, to he presented
the ith. 9th and 9TH OF August. In the
Dallas opera-hOuse. We can assure our
readers that the chorus are we'll drilled.
and the solo singers thoroughly adapted
for the parts assigned thom. and we
regard II rs one Of the finest amateur
performances ever offered before our
people.
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O'Brien SANDER Trial Begun.

BELFAST July %. The trial in action
for SANDER, brought against Mr.. Will
liam O'Brien, the editor of the Dublin
United Ireland, by Mr.. Bolton, prose
cutor, for the crown, began here to-day.
The court room is crowded, Mr..
O'Brien denied writing any article i'm.
putting unnatural crimes to Bolton.
He justified other charges he made.
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snnilnry Precnntlnn..

LONDON, July 2l.-Duko of Cambridge,
Commandcr-in-C Of the British
army, has ordered the barracks through
out England to be placed in the best
sanitary condition. lie also ordered the
creation of Il system of medical relief,
and the removal of troops into camps in
case cholera appears among the soldiers.
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Tho CnrnMnlI scnn,lnl

DUBLIN, July 4).-Two more persons
have been arrested in connection with
The unsavory Cornwall scandal. Many
other persons have become frightened
at the prospect of arrest and are leaving
the country.
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Nationalist Convention Postponed.

BELFAST, July 29.-The authorities of
the Irish National league have decided
to postpone the Nationalist convention,
called to meet in this city to-day. This
action was taken on the understanding
that after Parliament prorogucd, Par
nell would call the conventions
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CulcAGo, July Attendance at the
Chicago Driving park was very good;
the weather was fine; track heavy.
First Race Handicap; one and half
miles: Thady kept lend from the start
and won easily by two lengths; Cruz,
second; Athlunc. third. Time 2:it.
Second Race Milo and n quarter:
Trouble led Berlin four lengths ut the
end OF half mile, but in the lower turn
Berlin came up and won by two lengths;
rroubleh second; Europe, very bad
third. Time 2:9Sis.
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Classification of Cholera Victims Accord
Ing to NniinmnliIY.

MARsEILLEs, July 30, ClassiticationS
Of deaths from cholera, according to
nationality Of victims, gives the follow
ing results: French, 79S; Italian, ~;
Spanish, ID; Greek, o; English, |; Aus
tralians, ]; German, l. American. |.
Nine deaths from cholera in Marseiles
last night; thirteen in Toulon. The sit
uatiOn in infected districts continues to
improve.
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Mexico's Finances-The Stamp Tax.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 29.-The Fed
eral Government is adopting measures
of reform relative to the recent stamp
tax law. The reform measures are ac-
ceplabIe to the commercial interests OF
theR1public. The wholesale houses are
topay annually one-half of | per cent.
ontheir sales retailers per cent, ac-
cOrding to business. The National
banks are regularly collecting personal
taxes for the purpose of making good
q deficit in the Governments budget.
The banks are also creating Il sinking
fund for the payment Of interest ON the
nublic debt.
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Democrats of Henrietta and CLAY
county will you longer patronize mn.
per that SANDERS You politically, so
cially and morally, for no other plirposc
than to subserve its own selfish inter
estss, as I no Fort Worth Gazette does In
to-day's issue, when by waiting day
You can get a stralghout Democratic pa.
per like the Dallas HERALD, Houston
Post or some other with more news and
sense in one Issue than the Gazette has
IN dozen. aud one that does moi mis-.
represent the Democracy Of Clay coun-
-. A..A...s ..all.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
GEN. GORDON SAFE AND SOUND
pynamIters on Trial-NatiOnalists-
lean Finances-Warwick Witnesses
Wapen-Takes-The O'Brien
SANDER Trial, Etc.
News of Gordon.

CAIRO, July ga merchant, who
left Kassala, June Dist, says before
starting he read letter from General
Gordon to Mudir Kassala, dated June
18th. According to this Gordon was
safe and had an abundant supply of
provisions and ammunition. He was
Short of money and was raising funds
by issuing bonds. He was hemmed on
all sides by rebels. AS soon as the Nile
rose his intention was to equip steamers
At Kassala. The merchant saws
there were provisions sufficient for
i've months. Population at Kaddarif,
he states, have Joined the Mahdi.
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ST. JOINS, n. T., July 2o.-The mail
steamer, Plovcr, from the straits Of Bell
Isle, and recent dispatches report fu-
rious northeastern, beginning July 9, and
lasting ten days. Several fishing crafts
sunk and lost. Only two persons known
10 he drowned,
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4 rm.Ion In MOI NIrgInIn.

PARHERNRuHo, w. NA,July ~ Fully
2,ON people are already here for the
state Republican convention tom orrow
u is now definitely settled that fusion
arrangement entered into some wecl
ago, whereby Grccnbackers shall name
n portion OF the ticket, assures the
Republicans 10000 additional votes in
the State.
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MARSHALL, July ~. Special. VA.
than Stearne made an assignment to-day
for the benefit of his creditors. Iiabili-
ties $1,000; assets $500. |. T.. Young is
the assignee. New Orleans and st.
Louis merchants are the creditors of the
bankrupt dealer
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Dl.gnstinr NRnnces.

DUBLIN, July -. Hearing in the
scandal case has been transferred from
the Police to the Common Pleas court.
Two men were arrested to-day, charged
with keeping houses for unnatural pra-
tees. \ woman living in one of the
houses has given testimony.
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The haboss corpus hearing of Jim
Huunicuit, charged with shooting and
killing r. n. HUMPHREYS, on the 18th of
June, at the stock Yard saloon, IN East
S...t..-, - n - - --..l.ls. :. -. ~.
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The Board OF Examiners for Teachers
oil Public Schools of the City of Dallas.
WIN meet at Fourth ward school-house,
Monday, August 18th, ut Ga. m. Appli-
cants will take proper notice.
by order OF President.
II. NJ. TGLLMAN, Secretary.
Board of Examiners: Prof. q, Wv.
Aldehof, Prof Grove. DIR. A. =. Smith.
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NEW York, July ~ Wmslow,
lanier & Co. state the effect of the Bra
I'll bank failure will he entirely local as
the bank was u small concern and only
Kept very light account here.
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The Race Course.

loNnoN, July @.-lnc Lockwood
stakes were won by Stockholm. Flor
encc, second; llochranZa, third.
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City Park Concerts.

We have been requested by the ladies
OF the Auxiliary committee to state that
the open air concerts to be given bv
them next week will occur on Tuesday
and Friday nights.
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we have Just received another
Eii Low PRICES Cali and sec them We
Best Material
some Fire aud
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Notice.

. Applications for superintendent of
Public Schools will be received til Fri.
lay, August LIST, 3 p. m.
by order of President.
~. Al, IILLAAN. so.,starv.
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Rector will Run,

AUSTIN, July ~. Special. Judge
Rector will make the race for Congress
In this district on the Republican ticket.