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HOUSTON.

HousToy, April i0-TSpeoial IA nev
military company WIS orgauizsd tonight
thirtv-eight etrong; called the Rutherford
Gfeys. The company contains splendid
material aud will be nesrd from in the iu
ture.
The limit Of membership OF the cotton
exchange and board Of trade WAS exhausted
yesterday, tour new asmbrfs being admit
ted, which brought tho full number OF
members mp to the present limit allowed,
namely, rs. The gentlemen elected are the
o. mo who bava instituted the erection of
the new exchange building, and the unani-
moua vote which they received showed The
eutiie confidence OF the members in their
good Judgment and business capacity. The
re-. election Of the old officers was ioregone
conclusion. IL took the official count to
decide the friendly race between Nessrs.
Chew and Harris for dire ltorship, the
contest being very close between them, but
the count showed the tirs'-named to be in
the lead and the responsible position was
awarded him. w. ID. Cleveland was elected
president, which is the only change IN the
Off GERS.
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LONGvIEW.

LousvIRw, April l0.-[Special l-Mrs
Fixsn OF Nobrssks, ons ta the womens
TEN persnce christian union preachers bs.
been In LonRview for two nights. Her lee
turss have beer much to her expressed dis
appointment. siimly ct ended perhsps b.
cause LonRview 10 very tea p-rste town,
but the audiences should have been larger
There were seventeen drummers Ia town
yesterday.
Sino- the drst Of January We have had but
one show, O minstrel entertainment THE
ueek vs have something ali Of the week
Bishop had O good hous' for Willow bs.ct
last night. 6eeman with his mseic " |
use the opera house for ave nights. The
temperance lectures above noted gave I've
nights OF entertainment.
T. wss very cool last night, bat 20 far ~
reported the only damage done oy rues.
d ~ nights frost vas or the glade lsnds
rhe effects are more notioeahle ON teudel
ssrden vegetables than sny thing else.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
The Gentle Rain Spoils the Races al
the Fort.
Corsisana Again Observation-Disclosures at
Austin.
A Nurderous sheriff Oats In His work
near yexai kama.
Lengvlew Gives tho Cold Shoulder 10
Temperance.
Safe Crackers Perform q Neat Job at
Decatur.
A SIekenIng story Of Suicide from
st. L0u!s.
Other News by Special Dispatches.
A slekening story Of Suicide from
st. L0uls.
)ther News by Special Dispatches,
FORT WORTH.

TOaT WORTH.
FoRr WORTH, April 10 -t5peolal.l l-Raiu
spoiled The races to-day al nuugh there was
July 1900 people on lng grounds. AS soon
ss IL began To sprinkle many leit aud Dy the
time the pacing race began the grand etand
was nearly deserted. The programme
to-day was
Trot, free Tor all purse $3.50 W. Russell
enters Will Banham, George SHELDON enters
81. Cloud, Lew 0ls n enter Big soap,
SECOND RACE
Running--one mite uesh-Hotel Pick.
wick stakes purse $500. W. IL. WBldOn &
90. enters AD Stsnler, II. Jones enters
Mss Yates, Ii Askey enters Miss Rsyral,
W. NJ, sandloTd enters 81 ior BMkley.
TEIgD RACE.
enters Lizzie Davis, y. q. Bfosnee cutters
jug, jr.
FOURTH RACE.
Runnirg-lwo-tniId mile dash-hll ages;
purse $3.50. w. II. Waldun enters rnady;
u H.. Sherwood enters Glendowen; 3. IL.
Charles enters Lou Boston; j. Fike enters
Slgnora; f. Ashley enters Joe Mdrrsy.
The chariot race was very fine aud cre-
hted mu5a Icitement. Miss Burke winning
by q Length.
rne Catholic and Episcopal churches will
munion a, d fasting, in oommemUration OF
Good Friday.
ihe fite department meets tomorrow
night 10 adopt u new constitution and
make arrangements Tor the state meet.
ing.
+. G. Galloway was acquitted of
the roooery charge against him. The
crime was laid on the shoulders
o. George Cooper, who was killed as re-.
lated. Being dead, his shoulders we're
broad.
Judge Beckham Imposed fines to the
amount OF $3.50 in the county court to-day
against gsmoltrs, saloon men aud keepers
OF dls0roerly houses.
o wing 10 The la k OF cs'tla suitable for
killing aud shipment the Confidential Meat
company has suspended operations until
May. Colonel Smith is now Ia Galveston
to attend meeting Of the directors OF t,s
inbtitution.
Jack Mcdonald, alias Black Jack, was
arrested to-day as an accessory In tho rob-
berry OF aa Oil man named Hudson, which
'ook place about year ago. Ho gsve u
bond.
A pile OF burning lumber on
M0in street, near Ninth, called
out the department eL ? O'Clock this even
ine but the loss is triliug.
The day Is very drcsry and at this time n
steady rain has been telling.
Tue citizens met this morning and sp-
pointed Two committees TO manage
the entertainment OF the delegates to the
two conventions.
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DkNlsUN.

DGSIsoN. April l0.-fS special. Sam Will
liams, the u. gro VINO was shot few drys
ago, died early this morning. His murder.
er was seen lately in the alton, aud 1. is
thought our Council will onsr = reward for
his apprehension.
Several oautislis,s' from Paris, Texas.
have arrived here la,ey and asked our
council for franchise In be granted tht m
az a furniture manufacturing company.
rne cnuncil met Tonight Ia special session
and granted them very liberal franchise
They wi | start on paid up capital OF $780,
600 and manufacture furniture for tn,
| state.
Several Newspaper men to-day entered
into articles tor the pu uolica,ion OF new
evening journal, wn'ch will soon make .ti
appearancp here.
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COls~fCANA,

| CoI,IoAHA, hpiii l0.-f Special. AT hall
past twelve this morning occurred nnOther
OF those fires TOR which our city 10 becoming
noted, nnd which threSsns t. destroy our
entire business portion unless adequs'e
means ore soon provided TO combat the
favnges it 10 IN kin. III our midst.
The wholesale grocery house OF Charles
III. Allyn 4 Co., was totally destroyed
Communicating from there to the adjoining
building occupied by O X. Barth, as d
| saloon, Giving but few moments for the
removal OF the sock.
The next bn lding occupied by n.
ODrisht, was damaged and the removal OF
goods from the building entniled cOnslder-
anle loss. The heavy Are wall and Tho ef-
forts of our fire companies arrested the con-
dagation at this point. which fora time
threatened tho entire block, the most
prominent In tho city.
THE LOSSES AND INSURANCE.
@. II Alyn. building, valued at $40 .oo;
Insurance. 81 900
@. II. Alyn, stock. valued at i3i 500; In
surance, SO OO.
Mrs Lucia E. Lee. building, valued at
a. 300: insurance, IS, 900.
@ r Berth, IL ures and stock, valued st
81, 400; Insurance., 81 loo.
q. X. Berth, Obr'ght building, valued at
SS CO..; insure ce, ~ 800.
Mainly insured in Pinkston & Church's
agency.
Every thing In the frss four mentioned
ore n total loss.
This amount Of damage done to 0bright
Ia ~ yet not sscertaised.
The Benai Birth lodge, who had their
lodge room over Ber nd saloon, lost al
their reg lila and furniture, on which was
an insurance OF $50.
The stock of A. Fox q BIO. vss also
moved from their bulldog ana will, as q
mat, er OF COURSE, suffer to come extent.
The origin OF the fro Is unknown, 1t
q arting in the rear OF Allyns store where
no fire il ever kept, and from where the
hook-kseper had left but halt su hour pre-.
vious
u. II. Allyn e. Co. pulled their safe from
the d. hris within two hours ait-r the start
of the fire aud opened it 10. day, finding the
b ,oks aud papers In good condition.
Our new fire engine has been shipped and
We are expecting II every day. sub.cr'p-
ton was started among our ciizsns to-day
for money to buy another, and IN short
time the smount necessary "as obtained
with which will be bought smother engine
for the hook aud ladder company. These
guards. toeether with our water works,
which we hope to have In operation before
long, may protect US from further calami-
ties Of this kind.
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The Mexican Govtrnment 1t LoGgogsss
heads with Merchants
More Delegates for The Chicago Cess
yentiOn-Iiase Ban.
Serious Strike amoug Railroad ns9
AT Cincinnati.
nore Wonders Discovered About the
Yeliews one.
Mysterious Murder ~ An Aged Coupt
In iiiigois.
skipped Out-0lher News I,ens.
Mexican Matters.


ST. I.ouIs, April l0.-rne Globe-Osmo-
crat prtuts q special from toe City OF Mext-
90 stating thgt the feelne 8gaios. the re-
Gently enacted stamp acs ~ sull bitter and
the eituaion is critical. Business is sus-
pand In many parts OF the republic, and
merchants nre general y assuming n very
determined attitude R-puris are circula.
ed that the government Intends 10 declare
he acts OF the merchants IN closing their
ltores revolutuuary, pat tAeir llcebses Will
30 revoked aud that they will be compelled
10 pay heavi Y FOR tue prlgi ese oi reopen-
ing their stores. o. the Other hand IL ID
8 sted that the Mexican senate has passed
o second reading the bal repesling tho
,,amp net, but a. 5ne g1vefum sht Ia not In
svmpsthy with this move II 10 very doubt--
ful Whether tho bill will fiaally pa's.
A dispatch from Nataaoras says the con-
di,ion of affairs is depiorsb,e. Charges or
auauclal rottennesy ore made, aud intima--
tlons OF a rev luton T. greatly be ter state
of Things ID not tpeei'lv brought about.
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Waco, April i0.-f Special 1.-The United
States c urt was engaged today upon the
Willisms vi. Conger suit. This involves
the 'it c 10 eleven leagues OF lard in the
north western portion of this county. 1t
has Heen IN litigation many yearr, and the
land patents date back to the Spanish
domination in Texas. The land Ia dotted
with farms ranches and houses aud is very
vnlusble The plain iff is DR.. Williams, oi
Aiabsna. Some of the witnesses are ven
cradle Mexicans from Sal,illo.
The Waco druggists he d u meeting to-
night tn arrange = programme Tor the state
drusg ste meeting here next month. w
B Morrison, secretary OF the State Phsr-
mscsutical association, will mail circulars
soon to all druggists in the stHte, giving de-
tAile.
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MASON.

MAsox, April TO- lsp.cial: J. Jacob
schultegeler and WliHam NJ: Middleton,
two OF the oldest resilonts CT Mason coun-
ty, died last night within o few hours OF
each other, aged sbou, 81 and we're among
the pioneer tettlers OF this county.
Charles Lamburg, q We'll known csttle-
man, was seriously injurad TO day by being
kicked by horse while saddling mp.
The new school building at Pontiac, q
few miles east. opened Monday with an en-
rollment OF seven,y-eiglt scno.srs. Tho
building cost 81 900 and is an honor to the
ncnple OF that town.
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BAN ANTONIO.

SAN Antonio, kpril l0.-[5pscisl l-Tom
Kelley alias Il. II. Smith, accused OF horse.
stealing, was on trial thts morning.
In the Hsneon case n notion Tor rev
,Tal will he made. 0ne OF the chief grounds
urged wal bs this everything OF the defend
ants motion for Continuance.
Bird and Hill, the counierfeiters. were up
before the Unt'ed States commissioner this
| morning. ID I'd was released because Of no
evids co against him, and Hill was held u
$500 bond. Bird Is believed 10 b. the lead
ing epiris Of the concern, aud IS originally
of Mississippi, but wa number OF yodrs
gpeolal ofiicsr in Nfw Orleans.
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QRANBuRY.

GRAKBUEy, April 0.-TCorrespondence J.
A. a mass meeting ne the court-hnuss
last night in the Interest OF the Fort
Worth d Southwestern railway, Hon. John
II. Trnylor was cslled to the chair, the
matter discu ised generally and commit
tee Of four. D.. Hannaiord. d. L, Nuu, ID
Worth, appointed 10 aolicii su inscriptions Ia
the amoant of S3b 900. Fort Worth has
subscribe $l5) 000 sud applied for char.
ter. Il is proposed to begin work withir
thirty dayb
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BHLros. April 10 0-TSpecsl 1.-The HFR-
AID OF to-day, in special from Btlton said:
"Tho city ansnce was on . solid basis, out
" debt and nearly $500 In the treasury"
II shonli have said 50 900 in the treasury.
The last rock has been laid Oh the all and
the building IL now In the hands OF carpsn-
ters and iron workmen. Our insurance
men say IL Is almost absolutely hre proc.
Grand preparations arc beiag made for
Ii . entertainment OF the tate medical esso-
citation. The "Entr. Nous" club and
Kuighis OF Py thias will give them a com.
,,lg,rorferv hall
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TEXAiSKASA.

THxlRKASA, Ark April Special j
Nike serry, wniie on his wav ma early
tnis m rping between ard 2 o'clock, was
shot aud killed In front Of the Mckinney
residence, oy Deputy sher # J. F. Clarke.
The shooting was the outcome OF an old
isud bit tseen the parties. Clark 10 under
,rrs., and viii have preliminary hearing
10 u,oyyoU
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LITTLE ROCK,

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Aprii l0.-[SDeoial.
Brief particua ars we're received here to-
da, OF desperate and fatal aifray am 'ne
stock buyers doing business in Little River
county They qnsrreilei about a settle
ment. James Vaughn wac morially wou I'd.
ed ani r. ID liarc ard s. +. II we'll seriou'lv
They fought with Crockett, sim pson, NJ sck
Ashworth spf Garland. o TINS par y oniy
one was iniursd--A-hwortn. Revolverl
and shot-guns we're used.
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Tranhic In Cuha.

KY WEST, Apr ll-M AT advices from
Havana ,tsto t.,t Axnors landed without
resstance. Numerous factions tined him
encountered troDps severaftinies. but oblig-
ed them to retreat. Great excitement pre-
walls especially in Havana. 0y'us 10 the
concentration OF large forces Il troops IL u
supposed the government has used the
Aenora Incident tor a display IL force 30
intimids,e the CuSans duing the next
election. Tho government hiss telesr 'phed
to Spain for more iroops. The csnsorship
over dispatches has he.n ra-esi ablished.
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liore Geysers.

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 10 -Bozsnan,
Montana, prospec ors have just arrived
from the upper Yell>ws one, bringing In
formation thzt they oisc )vefed u new gey-
ser basin on the east side o. the Yellow
ore, In q region almost unsccesslole BY
ruvgedness. The ulscJyerers saw two Ley
sers In action and evidorCe Of a geyser 40
tion generally very marked. Tne new
,.sin is ten miles south OF tbs petgitisd for
est.
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Political Points.
Two M.nt rlR on er

TWO NsEK FJR CHIT.
TRoY, April l0.-rnu esveDteenth con-.
gresslonal district elected Martin |. Town-f
shend and Henry d Bulsv delegates, and.
Il ,yal .. Belts aud William Il. kulsselbury'
.lternates 10 the republican conventions.
All are for Arthur.
NOMINATED.
CHICAGO, April 10 The Jonrnaps Elgiu,
Illinois, special says REUBEN ElIw1od was
re.nominated for congress Nv tls rep1oli-
cans OF the Fifth district this afternoon.
LOGAN SKrs A FAIR.
CHrAao, Apr, i0.-rhe journals Bush-
nell Illinois. special says the Eleventh dis
trict republican convention ei c.ed y. V.
Charles and @. A. Ball a. delegates TO Chi
cAgo and Instructed for Logan.
ALSO FOR LOGAN.
CHICAGO, April l0.--At II gin, Illinois,
in the rspu 0lichn congressional convention
nf the Fifth district to-day, l. II. Kelly aud
Charles Fuller were elected dslsga,es to this
p-'ional convention and inatf ucled ior Lo-
gan,
GRANVILLE, lHD., April 10 The hrss
c1nerrsai1nal district Republicans chose
General James O. Yoach and II b. Posey
delegates to the Chicago convention,
FAvoRs RLAISE.
PRsyAS. II. y, April lu.-rhe Seventy
ninth republican congregational. convention
| elects n Blaine delegation TO the Chicago
|
| Edmuuds, 'N
| B0uyD FnR CHICAGO.
| LAwBEgospULG, IND, April l0--John
! q. Cr,yens anu Esgsne n ~ ~e'e elsctsd
delegates to tie CalGsg1 repnb ioan con-
We ton to-day frOm toe Fourth district. ,
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS. -
Sr. LOUIS. Apr 10 -rns Denoc-&ic
State Central commltfcs met here this etc
ming aud named s.. Louis, AID Jnne 2ffll.
as the time aud place OF holding tho cQn-
We ltion for election OF d,lrgstesto the ma
i,nal convection, and jefferson, August
18TH. as time and place for convention IN
nominate state officers. = !.
UEINsTRUCTEp.
FoHr WAYrE. lap, April io.-The
republican convention OF the twelAb
Congressional district to-day chose 3.
A. Lemons aud o. Carver delegates
10 the Chicago convention. The delegates
are unlnstructed. g ia understood that
Carver will support Rlsi"".
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B A r G. A N s
THROUGHOUT THE SEASON.

In response to the enormous demand have had for
our Enbroideries, will offer another line of them
just received
Barg aims in Embroidered Babies Robes
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Babies Caps
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Lace Chldrens Dresses.
Bargains in Handsomely Embroidered Ladies Underwear
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Ladies' White Dresses.
Bargains in Ladies' Embroidered Chambray Dresses
Bargains In Dress Goods Silks Hosiery and Corsets
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"A Donhle Murder.

Chicago, April lO.-rae Daily News,
M.,t,on lnois specat say: An stro-
cinus double murder was com nit ed near
II aridan, Coles county, last night, an aged
cnurls named Fleetwood being the vic
tins. They we're iound in theis b,ds this
morning with their thiosts cut. No traco
VI the perpetrators Is yet discovered an no
cause Is assigned un,ss' that OF robbery.
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TROUPE.

TRouPs. April l0.-[ Special To-day
on T. u. McKsv's tarn. four mi &c soutn o
here, q German wood-cnopper namet
F.ulk stsboed msn IN the neck, causing
death. Fanik 10 = lbw, hsAvy-set man
stth broad shoulders and forehead. He
N sde bis escape aud Is still ct large.
A light frost nisnt before last did nc
damage.
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Striking l,n,lroad Men.

CINCINNATI, Aprh lO rne strike Of the,
employees of the Ciucinnai north
ern division OF the Toledo &
It. Louis road, because not paid, waa
thought al first to be OF little sgLihcance
md would soon end, but 1t grows worse
now and includes oil cycepk
conductors and engineers. A ehghs
accident 10 passenger train
by a rnisplsced switch III the yards to-day
8 charged to the strikors ou. tney deny IL.
Zoe firemen brought from Dayton to-day
refused 10 work when they saw tho situn-
ion, Judge Foraker, Gtlrn 'y for Rscety-
er Craig, say the men deserve their pay
bat the court provi ted no means o paying
except from receipts aud tho strike cuts
these of.
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IlARsflAf.L.

MARSHALL, Aor,l lo.-tSotcisl 10. K
NJ lings and Miss Gertrude &. 81 limas
~srs married At the residence OF the bride,
Rev. DR.. SILL maa, father OF the bride ofi-
eating.
George d Dexter, mansger Of the associa.
tion of he updervrite's for Texas, 10 In the
city on professional guinness.
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SECOND DAY.

Georgeous Pageant through
the principal streets of the city
at 10 A. M.
At the Grounds: Singing;
Oration in English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill.
Distribution Of Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids. .
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements on both days.
The best musical talent Of
North Texas is engaged for
the occasion.
HON. BARNETT GIBBS
will deliver the English grafton.
For further information see
small programmes.
The Public Of Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectlully invitc d to attend.
BY order of the committee.
CHAs. MEIsTERHANs,
Chairman.
@. f. ALTERS..AF,
Secretary.
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GALVESTON.

GALvrsroS, April f0.-(Pcess. i Arrived:
Bark Daphne, Liverpool; sc1oouor Anton-
uelie; Cslcssisu; schooner Carrie Buchanan.
New York.
Clearer: Bark Flora, Liverpool steamer
st. Mary. Corpus Christi.
J. W. La, ton, the Jackson county couu-
terfeiter, convicted few mooths seo.
leaves tom prros for the Ches'er, liiinois
penitentisry. Layton is aged 80 years
At the opsra-house to-Disni Al Msrx
hitherto an unknown pugtlis hsiline from
Kansas but now resident nere. had q se
tn sith tluggsr Sullivan. Marx "a.
knoched down three iimes in fity-hve
seconds and throwing up the spopss- q
cspcd with slight punish msnt. -
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AusTIN.

Assrrs. April lo.-rSpecial 1-Caarters-
The Bsrke Jackson U-sta cnmnspv. oi
Dslls,; c.p'tal stock $3.50 400; incorpo sior-
o n and F q. Burke, A. c.. W. A. ard T.
Ia kson. Paris bnildinx a@sccsat on. capt
tsl stock, S2o.ooo. La Bot 10 rurrverein.
Of Barton. Luins Water Power compsuy
epii sl STICK. $1,000. Fort Wor'b 3 '
iues. loan = Invsssmebt ocmcsny,
eap!'sl ssese. eoeS 'ssc'.ts tt lien lisns
nonzso4 De1lvllo. A1tenon - QrAn-
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Z. J ADAMS, Pres!denf.
JOHN r wHIrr, Secre
DALLAS. Texas, A orii r, 1874.
g. A, 20 Proposal.

GfFfUE Os CIUNiY JGDSE DALLAS
~ Cousry, March i3 1881 by direction OF
tie Commits .ion~rs Courto nsilt county, no
tice Il hereor Wv n hat IN Monday. April u
1854, bids ~ill be received and. opened ~ 8 ia
Oou,t for the ,urp,se OF bu din< Fire Proii
House for yhe safe rr se' vs'i ~ the recordt
Of pa Las, ,Houniy. ac orliing n he rlans sni
epccifl, - oons row tp DO ~ n he ofiic OF !
II Fland re architect Payments viii be made
onsa,d ROvk ~ II pfogre sea 70 per cent b inc
foservsd on all .sr' a,es until he completion
81 tNc bhi'dtDg. 10 "A nd seenr!y vi b. re.
quired of the fucc ss'ul a der. anf the righ' u
mitSsd. R Y BURKE.
County Judye u 1ias G. ,u~ Y
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always feel more certain about the
water and urass nft,r II has rained. There

always feel more certain about The
water and grass after II has rained. There
is, however less murr uring on account o'
failing seas0ns among our people than an
place on earth, for let raln or dronih y"
given ~, we always feel surs OF food .nu
rsimen', which with our healthiu' ollmst.
.n,bcs th, poorest man 10 get u heap OF
erj0ym.n, into short liie.
j. T. Flanders, efq OF your city, IL In
town to-day looking after the new court
house, OF which he IL the architect. He rs
very popular ia western Texas, hnvi y fur
nishsd tho plans aud suprrintended the
building Of many lne buildings In this
section.
snma o' our en,erprlsng cilizers are
taking up several daily hack aud mail
lines. II succels nj IL will ada something
10 tue hustle aud business OF our town.
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by every legitimate effort possible and buying every day
cepona bargains from overstocked manufacturers and i'm
poers will besides the attractions offered Special
Bargain Days, offer series Of