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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-21
Text of II Circular to the Citizens a
Collin County.

Text of II Circular to the Citizens of
Collin County.
MCKINNEY, June Especial. The
following is self-explanatory
"rhe Great Reunion, to commence ut
Dallas on the 9th of August, promises to
be the grandest affair In the history of our
State. Collin county is always ready to
do her duty and is under special obliga-
tions to Dallas for the valuable assist
ance rendered ms i'm our reunion of last
wear. \ thousand or more of mounted
men organized in this county and
marching to Dallas on that occasion in
one body, would add u new feature to
the programme of the reunion, and IL
would be of special interest to all who
attend. IL would learn the young of the
present times something of the march
and the camp, and in many other ways
make the reunion of interest to all classes.
Enterprising gentlemen In every neigh
borhood are called upon To enlist COM
panies of mounted men To join in the
movement. We ask not only old soldiers
and citizens generally, but especially
the Young men of Is years and upward,
to ioin with US, and they shall see some
thing of the march and the camp. The
plan will be for every one to equip him
self with blanket or two, tied on his
saddle, and two DAYS rations. The
companies from the different neighbor-
hoods in the countywill rendezvous at
Mckinney on August 9Th. We will
then march and camp on the night OF
the 5th mt Roulet creek, and move into
Dallas on the 9th and go into camp. III
general procession moves from the
city 10 the grounds we will join IL as a
mounted body. Ii will be by far the
cheapest and best plan Tor all who do
not take their families with them. Also
we would be glad to have all who go In
wagons and other vehicles TO go with
the regiment Of mounted men.
Come, all who can go, both young and
old, and we will have n good time and
live over briefly the scenes Of twenty
wears ago. and give to the thousands OF
young people who have grown up since
the war a slight idea Of the camp and
the march.
Let each of the candidates for sheriff
raise a company. and also as many other
enterprising gentlemen in the county
as will. The invitation Is 10 all who
will, to join with rs.
he. MACK,
l.. w. OsLEsBY,
r. NJ. DAVIDSON,
Fo~zA JONES,
r. II. MURRAY,
JoE LEWIS,
T.. W. II. SHELBrS,
y. RIKE,
GEORGE FTTzHUoH.
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The Penn Bank swindie.
AND nEIBER HELD.

PITTsBURo, Pa, June 20.-1earing in
the conspiracy ease of Cashier Reiber, of
the Penn bank, and y. j. Watson, oil
broker, was concluded before Alderman
Burke this morning. The testimony al,
duced showed two notes of Watson ana
Riddle for 100000 each, had never been
discounted by the bank, but taken out
of President Riddles private box by the
attorney for Che bank after the second
suspension. The prosecution put the
notes in evidence To show conspiracy,
but the defense contendcd they were
never negotiated and ARE not assets of
the bank. The Alderman held Defend
ants Watson and Reiber for court, de-
manding $4,000 bail each. Riddle had
previously waived hearing and given
hail fnr pDlIri
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virtually annullcd by the recent decision
at the United States supreme court In
the Rector liallonllno ease, HoN. Rec
tor, encouraged by the result of the suit,
has instituted over 1in similar suits To
recover property held by him ~ origi-
nal claimant for the interpretation OF the
Government ~ the mediator. Tho Gov
ornmont commission awarded the right
original claimants or not. The property
involved aggregates Ia value over ST..
UD0,OD. Ot the counsel, senator Garland
appears for the plaintiff, and Senator
Edmunds for the defense.
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The DOMINION,

MONTANA CATTLE SEEKING \ MARKET.
OTTAWA, June D.-On behalf of the
cattle ranchers of Montana, the Cana
dian Pacific railway authorities have
represented 10 the Minister of Customs
the propriety of allowing cattle in the
western States to he carried through
Canadian territory in bond for export.
The Montana ranchers propose enter
ing stock ut Fort Walsh, driving them
TO the Canadian Pacific railway for ship
ment. The effect Will be to make Mon.
treol the cattle market for Montana and
other western States. The Minister has
agreed to relaxation of customs rcgu-
lations so rs to bring this trade TO the
Canadian Pacific.
DEsrRrcTIvE CoNFLAoRATioN.
TORONTO, june @.-Thc North shore
Lumber company's steam saw-mill Mt
Parry Harbor, has burned. Loss, $780,
OUt.
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molcr of the exodus of the negroes from
the South, II now la NJ, Louis, aud to-
dny issued AN appeal Ia ihp colorcd poo-
Pile at the south ana Southwest urging
ihom "a make preparations 10 follow
him, lie says the race can mover amount
T. anything In this country, and po-
posses going Ia cyprus ar la some place
In Africa, lie II proiicring great
scheme for leading all the negroes out OF
the United States.
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family. WHOM Mn KEEr died he
Ion an estate, which had u face
value at sd,DN,OO, In Northwestern
und Michigan Southern securities,
FLOWER, who was then doing n whole
sale icwclry cuisines, ut Walorlown,
moved down To- New York To look AFTER
the kEEr estate, and he did so well that
he doubled the Ni,na,o0 for the hcir'
and made si,OO,uo for himself
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 An
w nounce Mr.. q, H. GILLESPIE ~ a can
didnte for reelection la the Office OF County
Collector.
1--WE ARE AuTnORiZEn 10 AZ.
w nouncc Mr. u, u. LANGLIN ~ can.
dtiAle for County Treasurer of Dallas county
kiection In Noycmbcr
WE ARE KEQuEsrEDroA ANNOUNCE
w J, q, McuAnT ~ candidate for Con
Gsable In Precinct No. !.
NyE ARE REurEsrED TO ANNut ME
w Jous ovERAND ~ u candidate for Con-
siable In Precinct No, !,
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. N. q. Hill rs n candidate for re-
NyE ARE ktVt f.SihD 40 ANNol ME
w Henry JOKES ~ u candidate for 10.
caection Ia the Office of District Clerk.
NNE ARE RESPECTFULLY kEQu EST
w I'D Ia announce the name OF W. III. W.
BnITu ~ u candidate for sheriff of Dallas
county, Mt the ensuing November election.
WEAKE AuTHO klIEDT 10 ANNou nee
w Judge q. y. ALDHlDGh ns "A candidate
for reelection To the oificc of Judge OF the
Eleventh Judicial District.
VNE ARE AuTiiORiZEDT To ANNOUNCE
w Colonel !. a., STEVENS ~ candidate
for Justice ofthe Peace Of Precinct No. !.
WEARE AUTH RIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w joins T. GILLESPIE ~ u candidate tor
county, Texas, ut the ensuing November
election.
VNEARE \ UTHo RIZED TO ASNouNC
w Judge X. T.. BURKE rs "a candidate for
the Judgcship of this judicial District ut the
ensuing November election.
WE ARE AUTH DRIED To ANNOUNCE
w Colonel I'm. q. BOWER ~ u candidate
for the Office of County Judge at the ensuing
election IN November
VA T. ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. II. rnAckEH for County clerk.
WE ARE REQUESTED To ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE II. FEARS for Justice OF the
Peace for Precinct No. /.
VNE ARE AUTH DRIED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. X. =. kIMBHouGH rs u candidate
for the Legislature in Dallas county, subject
Ia the action Of the Democracy.
WE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
w announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS as
acandidatc for County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
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When YOU visit or leave New York
CITY save baggage. expresses or carriage
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotel,
onnosite the Grand Central Depot. Six
Kindred elegant rooms. fitted up. nj n
cost o: $l.WO.OOo, reduced tosl ana up
wards yer day. Europcan plan: Eie-
vator. Restaurant suppiied win inc
railroads. to all depots. Families can
live better for less money nj the trand
Union Hotel than in any other first-class
hotel in the city,
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Murdered by Mesicans-A Drunken Soil
der suffers.

LAREDO, juno o0.-lSpccial. festcr-
day morning four Mexican woodchor-
pcrs were engaged Mt cutting timber In
the ncighborhood of Carbon City, when
a dispute came mp and three of tho
party attacked the fourth, whose name
IL Antonio, and commenced 10 ply their
axes upon him. lie defended himself as
best he could, but nevertheless received
a fatal wound In the head, just behind
the right ear. from the effects of which
he died last night. Al This writing no
arrests have been made, and II IN not
known whether the murdcrers have fled
or await the arrival of officers.
Yesterday u Mexican soldier deserted
and came to this side. lie had not re-
manned on this side long before he began
To drink and celebrate tho occasion of
his escape. When he got his III his
patriotic feeling overcamc him; although
then u refugee from his native
country, he began to holloa Long LiIo
protection, and will doubtless work
thirty DAYS for the United States.
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CROP CHRONICLES.
GLAD TIDIN0S OF GREAT JOY
Encouraging Reports from Harvest u
Come and from Aftermath Fields
The Fieecy staple VIII
Come Close 10 the Goal.
In Collin County.

MCKINNEY, June ~. - lSpecial.l -
Wheat is nearly all harvested and
shocked. Some farmers think the yield
will be lighter thon expected. The oats
crop Is good but not cut, and recent rains
will mako the harvesting difficult. Corn
and cotton are doing nicely. and pros
poets more ilattering for good crops.
Harrison * Co. have Introduced "a new
mode of thrcshing grain in Texas by
furnishing n complete outfit for board
ing hands and teams and thrcsh for
money toll, thus relieving the farmers
wife of the cooking for large force of
hands, and relieving the farmer of the
difficulty i'm providing necessary force
for running the large steam threshcrs.
This Is something new in this section,
and will no doubt meet the encourage
mont that these populari and energetic
pputlcmpu deserve.
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A Crime and An Attempted Crime

HousToN. June 20.-[Special. Joseph
Strange, who pretended to be U. $. dep
uty marshal and robbed n party here,
was to-day given five years in the peni-
Tertiary.
A brakeman named Thompson to-day
shot at Conductor Hurd, but missed.
Both parties arrested were on the Calves
ton, Harrisburg * San Antonio railway.
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UvALpE, June 70. - Special. This
evening Manuel Hernandez, n Mexican
vaquero, was shot and killed on Hol-
ranch. Hernandez was
standing In camp in company with three
cursed him and pulled n Winchester and
shot him like dog. The cause of the
shooting or the name of the pcrpetrator
il not known.
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TnE "Comc into the garden, Maud"
arguments of the free grass journals
can't induce many followers, unless
they carry the hoe and the rake with
them. Tho people of Texas will not he
seduced from the straight path and mar
row gate which lead to thrift and pros
neritX 10 lhe Stntc.
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FRATRICIDE..
BoNsH PLAY ENDS IN DEATH,
Eis. som. Hardened Assassin Lays Low
u Nouug Lif.-"shoi Like u Dog"
u Bord.r L.gend-tmerican
Gioat- In Gr.a-.r Gore,
Probably an vnin,.n,ionai rra,ricid..

Probably an tnintenti"nai fra'ri'i""'
GALVESTON, June n.-This morning
about u o'clock, while Samuel League
and his elder brother, Clinton, were
plnyInp In the ward of the family resi-
,lence In the west end of the city,
Samuel was shot and almost instantly
killed. No one nj the time OF
the shooting was on the premises,
except the two boys, aud II IN thought
Samuel was accidently shot by Clinton
with u parlor rifle, which the boys were
playing with. lie died almost INSTANTLY
and without speaking. The boys arc
sons OF 4. JEFF League, deceased, form
crly prominent lawyer Of this city.
Their mother II still living. Tho family
are very wealthy and prominent and are
originally from baltimore, where they
are extensively connected. Tho inquest
will be held tomorrow.
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THE COPPER RIVER COUNTRY

To he Penetrated by the Paieface ut Last.
VANCOUVER, w. r., June S.-Gcn.
Miles, commanding tho District OF
Columbia, detailed Licuts. Aborcrombie
and Brunbeck aud DIR. Robinson with
NJ. Holman, m Typographical assistants
To explore the Copper River, Alaska.
The expedition IN considered dangerous,
~ the Copper River country In occupied
by Indians who have never allowed u
white man 10 explore IL.
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SPANISH LACES,

Black and Cream, all silk. 2la inches wide,
ut loo. yard: actually worth zoe.
Black and Cream, all silk, inches wide, Mt
2Oc yard; actually worth Bic.
Guipurc Pattern Spanish Laces, all silk, .
inches wide, mt 2Oc.; worth SIC. SO inches
wide, 22lGc.; worth iOc. AZ inches wide, at
SOC; worth soc.
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Mbisl<y's Work.

HENRIETTA, June 90 Special. This
morning the body of James O'Bricn, II
section man, was found horribly man
glod and almost beyond recognition,
about half n mile north of the depot. 1t
is supposed he had started for the sec
and while under the inilu-
ence of liquor, went to sleep on the
track, and was run over by freight
train last night. lie was buried here
this morning.
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TEXAS promises to make more
wheat this harvest than any pre-
yious crop for eleven years. The
national crop is the greatest over
harvested, exceeding the crop of
1852, by l2,OOo,OoO bushels, and exceeding
the crop of last year by lso,6Oo,0oo. The
foregoing statement is based upon re
ports received mt the Dailas,M orchants'
Exchange, and from BRADsrREET's re-
mort of the general crop.
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DiuIomn. and Gold Medal.

Notwithstanding the unsettled weather,
quite large and apprcciative audience
was In attendance ut Lawrence's Com
mercial College last evening, to witness
tho awarding of diplomas and medal.
Miss Cora Parker graduated with first
honors, and Mr.. y. II. Bell received n
beautiful gold medal for the greatest inn
provcmcnt In pcnmanship.
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IT is to be hoped the Democrats of the
Galveston district will put some good
man i'm nomination that will succeed in
the coming election. Tom OcHILTREE,
L.. l.. d., (which means lies like the ID
is good man in his way, but he misrep-
rcsents Texas POLITICALLY, and therefore
should be squelched. Let good, sound
Democrat represent that district here
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In is said the Republicans of Dallas
are about forming club to be styled the
"Mulligan Guards" The nine little
members will soon be but eight, then
seven, and so ON. Their platform is the
Mulligan letters. few Little Rock
railroad bonds might furnish the ''nccd-
TuI -
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Ben BUTLER says he don't expect the
Democratic nomination. He must be n
prophet. BY the way, Norion's lntclli-
genccr is advocating the claims of BUT
Ter. Itwould be strange If the Hon. A.
u. NoRroS would abandon the plumcd
Knight and support bottled BEN. But
politicians and ofiice-scekers are uncer-
a..
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Irxorcldc-A bohemian Shot

MILLIcAN, June 20. Special. To-day
James Michebraugh, white man living
on the Navasota river, killed his wife
with bar of iron. A coroner's jury has
been summoned.
A bohemian was accidentally shot at
Wellborn to-day.
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Mnriou County,

JEFFERSON, June 2o.-lSpecial. Crop
prospects are much better since last
report, and are growing fast. We had
little rain last night, and if we could get
n good season of rain Just now it would
also help crops, although we can do with
out it for some time yet. The farmers
are jubilant over the prospects.
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NEW ORLEANS, June D.-Cleared:
Steamship California, Liverpool; Lucy
p. Miller, Livingston; bark Florida,
Limerick. Arrived: Steamship knick-
korbocker: Excelsior, New York. The
Excelsior made the fastest run on record
from New York 10 this city. Time
davs, 14i< hours.
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our wires being short circuited last
uigh.. by the telephone wires, was the
cause 81 many q our subscribers suffer
ing. The matter viii bc renedied today
and hope all will bear with rs in the mis-
fortune, DALLAS ELECTRIC LIeHJ co.
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i,uruet County.

BURNETT, June 20.-[Special.l-A fine
rain fell here this evening, which makes
our farmers happy. Most of the small
grain Is harvested, and is reported us
being immense.
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SOME Of the papers of Texas are still
harping upon the two-thirds rule. 1t Is
adcad issue-the majority will hereafter
prevail in this State, las il should do all
nycr tho cDuutrV.
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BORDER BREvITIEs.
The Free Belt Getting Strengthened -
Better international Feeling.

Better International Feeling.
PIEpRAs NEGRAs, Mex, juno o.
TSpecial.l trinidad Hustado, collector
of customs at this. place, has resigned
and is succeeded by Don j. Olive, of the
CITY of Mexico. BY recent ruling of
the custon-house authorities, the import
dutv on cattle has been taken off. This
Is n good thing for the Texans, as the
duty on cattle was formerly Sl.15 for
males and 1915 for females. The duty
on goods imported into Mexico under
the free zone regulations Is 80 cents for
I'D pounds.
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A Rapist Catches 1t strong.

Waco, June 2o.-lSpecial. The jury
in the case of A. +. Gayley, charged with
rape. came I'm about 10 o'clock tonight
with n verdict finding Gayley guilty,
and fixing his punishment at ~ years in
4 no neniteutiary.
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PERHAPS BLAINE will wait till Novom-
Der to finish his book, and wind IL up by
the announcement, that his public life is
forever closed.
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THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Jefferson Protesting against Increased
liMics.

JEFFERSON, June Especial. Con
siderable feeling has been caused here
by the raising of freight rates to this
place. They have been raised over s25
per ear from ~. Louis, because In the last
District court aplaintifircco.y,,eircd DANA lama,
mono of the wrecks happened In this
county. A meeting will he called ON the
30th 10 consider the question.
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Grayson County.

DENisoN, June 20. Special. Rain
still continues, and there is complaint
on every hand of the possible damage
that may result to crops from so much
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Crochet Edges, Swiss Trimmings,
EMBROIDERY TRIMGINGSl
-Four Grand Combination Lots!
2%c. SC.
iN i~
7%c. 1Oc.
In
which
from l5c o DC a yad. aN.
BLACK 2CRBAM SPANISH LACBS
This Sale LASTS One Week Only.
SPANISH LACES,

Black and Cream, all silk, inches wide,
l5c. yard; actually worth DC.
Black and Cream, all silk, AZ inches wide,
at 25c. yard; actually worth i5c.
Guipurc Pattern Spanish Laces, all silk, 3A
inches wide, at 27l1c.; worth i5c. AZ inches
wide, at 3jc.: worth s.. o. inches wide, at
42l%c.: worth 0j.
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CLAW County.

HENRIETTA, June 20. - Special -
Farmers in this county are iubilant over
the present prospects for n good crop.
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A Ranisi Cnniuretl.

FoRT WORTH, June 20.-lSpecial.l-
Charles Eelischman, the German who
to rape the little daughter of
+. Thoma was caught seven miles from
1 he CITY and Is now I'm Jail.
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IT is now almost an assured fact, that
thc Republican clarion will he sounded
all over this State this fall, and the re-
Train will he "WAsH JOKES and free
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The window Gias. Operators and W
pioyers split the Difference,

<T'FFF wv
PIrTsnuRo, Juno ~ The conference
Of Western window glass manufacturers
aud workers committees, tn Tx the rate
Of wages for the ensuing year from Sep
TENDER | next, decided tonight 10 he
governed by the net card rate instead
OF the selling rate as In force since re-
sumption In the spring. This does away
with the sliding scale adopted ~ n COM
promise, aud fixes the rates the same M
ruling before last years long strike.
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TYLER, June 2O.-[Spccial.l-The con-
dition of the growing crops of this
county, especially cotton, is now excel
lent. Corn will not make more than n
half, while cotton promises an average
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ROSWELL =. FLOWER is not Ounce.
lie began life in n brickyard, married
four million dollars, doubled II and
made four millions for himself.
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HARvAnD's EIGHry-FouR.
r,.v rcuA,ma Mater Good Bye

BosroN, June 2o.-IIarvard's Seniors
took Jolly leave tonight of Alma Mater.
The grounds we're crowded, and Presi-
dent Eliot held reception.
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BruzOs County.

MILLIGAN, June 20.-ISpecial. A nice
rain fell here yesterday, which insures n
very good corn crop.
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MAXINE.
Port of Galveston.

GALVESTON, June D.-Arrived: Steam
ship Clinton, New Orleans; schooner, Il.
X. Emerson, New York. Sailed: Steam
shin Clinton. Clinton.
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Harrison County.

MARSHALL, June % Special. The
corn crop will be below AN average,
while cotton promises Il little better, all
things being favorable.
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OUR Washington special indicates a
free delivery Esystcm Mt Fort Worth in
ihe near future.
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SANGER BROS.
WILL SURPRISE YOU AGAIN.
WILL SURPRISE YOU AGAIN,

WILL BUY
line OF bargains this
Eycryarc
sale would continue
time advertised
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regg County Convention,

LoNovIEw, June 2O.-ISpccial.l-Our
County convention is called for the 18th
proX.
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In the colored brother of South Texas
is willing to go in with new or old
Marty which is opposed to getting a rev.
onue from the school lands, then let the
.tax-pavcf demand an exclusively dis
tric, syatom e school taxation, and see
how much education they will get.
Pdopl. v h. gei the benefit of public ed
ura,ion should rot, forpolitical purposes,
vote against tao interests of the school
fund- The majority of the people OF
rtxas arr frieuls to popular education,
- under me present policy they viii
revenue from the school lands
31hev viii have no patience with pol
49, a Masses that oppose this, and
= keep BE school tax up.
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II is late in,the season, but not too late
90 clean up back yards and streets.
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A SUR OF SURPRISING SIZE.

Litigation at Hot springs Of National In
fere-t.
HOT SPRINGS, June 0.-ISpecial.l "A
large number Of property-holders here
have peiitioned Congress to effect legis-
lation to settle the titles to the large
amount Of land here, which have been