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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-12

SOUTHWESTERN NEBRASKA, and
Benkelman in particular, has been
prolific Of wondrous things recently.
WHAT'S the matter with this from the
Lincoln Journal of Sunday GA
story is told in our dispatches this
morning Of the fall of most wonder
full visitor, apparently from some other
planet, on the prairie near Benkelman
i'll Dundy county, this state. 1t ap-
pears incredible, but we have no hest
fancy in vouchng for the intelligence
of the writer, who is man that gen
orally knows what he is talking about.
The details are given with a fullness
and particularly that almost COM
mand belief. Unless the alleged facts
are greatly magnifed or distorted,
this unusual object Of wonder must
be an air vessel belonging originally
to some other planet which sailed too
far from its orb and after wandering
in space has at last been caught by
the attraction of the earth and drawn
to it. Further Investigations will be
hastily pursued and awaited with the
liveliest interest.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-12

Tie authorities of Cleveland, o.,
do not appear to appreciate the efforts
OF the Salvation Army to advance the
piety of the Clevelanders, as the said
authorities last Saturday shut up in
prison some twenty-six of the Army.
These Salvation soldiers, however,
do not feel disposed to be shut up in
this manner, but like Paul and Silas
continue their singing and praying in
prison, hoping that by some supernat-
ural power the walls will be thrown
down and they be released.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-12

The fashionable Chinese quarter
of New York city is at present in a
perfect hutter Of pigtails over the
arrival upon American shores of a
real Chinese gentlewoman. While
avery few Chinese females have been
seen in the metropolis of America,
they have in all cases belonged to
the ''washee- washee" class. American
notions of the real Chinese lady have
generally been taken from tea trays,
fancy boxes, or books upon the Flow
cry Land. Mrs. Wo Kee, which is
the lady's lovely and expressive name,
has already expressed her amazement
at the size of the most fashionable
American boot. Her own lovely and
aristocratic little extremities resemble
those of baby-in dimensions, that
IS to say, if not in symmetry.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
GRAND ATTRACTION ATAUcTIoN.
! WARD Il WRlls luT will offer you Real
Estate at your own price, on
Monday, June 30, 1884,

At 2 o'clock r. NJ, 40 fine suburban lots, unm-
proved. Five lots with neat Broom cottages on
each, in wright's subdivision Of the Sisters OF
Charity tract, situated between pico and Row
land streets. enc BIZ, ok from Pearl street.
STREET CARs-The two-horse car line is be-
iny extended now and In ten days or two weeks
will bo running within one block OF this tract
LIGHTs--The electric mast, corner Pco and
and thorcug Ily iights every lot
WATER--The proprietors not desiring TO have
the occupants Of this tract subjected to the use
the inferior water furnished by the city. have
sunk an aftesian well on the tract and put up a
large windmill, by which they pump pure, clear,
soft water into q 3t00-gallon tank, from which
pipes run to supply the houseswith pure water
all purposes. The supply will be ample for
the entire tract and additional tanks will be put
up as needed. 50 that re dIentS can have full
supply OF pure soit water at the low rate OF 81 so
per month.
neighborhood Of nice, cultured people. Pico
street is Of the choice streets OF the city and
especially desirable for homes. We can conf
denti, esiy. beyond q question, that there Is not
In the city better chance for Investment either
ior home or for speculation fYm their very
choice location, they will certainly enhance very
materially In value, and this fall we confidently
expect them to couble or treble in value, aud We
unhestatirgly say to you. now IL the tine to in
vest in them. Be on the premises on day OF sale
and secure for yourselves one or more Of these;
they will soon be needed for building purposes
from their choice location and bound to bring q
higher figure before many months shall have
passed.
TERMS-One-hali cash on delivery OF contract,
which is made transferable; balance 10 six months
without interest. To those who take deed at
once, we will give adscount Of per cent. on de-
ferrsd pay ments. so deposit will be required
on each lot sold, on fall OF auctioneers hammer.
which will be deducted from first payment.
The title Is perfect, and an abstract will be
shown on ground on day OF sale. Free carriages
Will leave fromfIo Of Temple Block at o'clock
on day Of sale. We are prepared to shoy this
property at any time before the sale We shall
sell positive and without reserve through our
suc.ioneers. js26td MOVES Il FIELD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Prees rleasantries.

Oscar and Mrs. Wilde have had their
first quarrel. He ordered lovebiId on
toast for baeakfast and she insisted on
that wretchedly prebian dish called pig
and eggs.
The best three prize poems on the
white elephant hsvs been published and
the American people are arming. II the
worst three are given to the public it
will be impossible 10 prevent bloodshed.
Nothing is more thoroughly disheart.
ening to broken bank cashier than to
be told that it would never have hap
pened II he had only been an honest
man. Even 81 told you so, is prefera.
BILE to that.
"Mother," said the high school girl.
81 hear that old Mr.. Jenkins is conval
escing." "0h, I'm 50 sorry, replied the
esiimable lady; "but then one could
hardly expect him to get over such a
fall as that at his time OF life."
A Georgia farmer shot man who Dor.
rowed his mule and didn't return it
promptly. 1t was foolish waste of
powder. II he had simply induced the
borrower to curry down the mules bind
legs he would have been amply avenged.
Veterans Of the late war should really
know better than to wear medals Of the
soup-plate variety, however suggestive
they may be, suspended over their epi-
gaslriums. Honor has its sent in the
heart certainly not In the digestive
organs.
s'In l497 pike was caught in Ger.
many with an inscription appended to
his muzzle bearing date 1852" We cut
this out merely as literary curiosity
and to show that it was lust ns hard 10
tell truthful fish story 400 years ago
as II is in these sweet halcyon days.
Wages are only 10 cents day in
China. anu Jet the yonng laundry clerk
squints out OF his three.cornered eyes al
the Club-footed Celestial maiden, and
she squints back, and = and they dc
manage to pay the parson and have roast
rats three times week, somehow.
Things one would rather have left an
said; "Oh. how dye do Mr.. Bruiny And
80 you're leaving England for good, and
we shnll never see you again!" ''Nothinp
of the kind! Who says sog' "Oh, l saw
IL In one of the papers; but the papers
don't always tell the Truth, I'm sorry to
says'
"Did you know papa when he was a
boys" asked somerville unchin Of bis
mother a. she doled him ont half dozen
Strawberries at table. "Why, what q
question. child! Certainly not. didn't
know your papa until he was young
man. Why do you asks" Oh, cause
wantod TO know" "What fory" "'Cause
yon give him more straw berries than you
do me. and you've known ever since
am born"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Items OF Interest.

A large sanitarium for invalids is be-
ing built at San Diego.
Red Bluff is forming company to
build three.story brick hotel.
Henry GilIig gave o banquet to ex-
Minister Sargent at LondoA yesterday.
Morgan & Sons OF New York have
made an assignment t, William +. Dick
son.
Watson, a heavy oil speculator of Pitts
burg, who has been pronounced a bear,
has failed.
The fruit growers Of Riverside have
inaugufated weekly exhibition Of de-
ciduous fruits.
A band of young turkeys routed an
army Of g'asshopers in Fresno in two
days last week.
Seven valuable horses were killed by
lightning on ranch in Palouse county,
W. T., Sunday.
Philadelphia has recently received an
influx Of hard looking Cinnamon from
the Pacific Coast.
A, st. Louis the Lindell Hotel Asso-
ciation has made an assessment for the
benefit OF its creditors.
The guides of Yosemite valley are to
put on u saddle train to Lundy as soon
as the roads are passable.
At Iona, Mich, on Wednesday, mob
unsuesessfully attempted to lynch An
drew Long. wife-murderer.
All the Chinese implicated in the re-
cent murderous riot on the Merced river
have been committed for trial.
The river fronts in New York are now
lighted by electricity. with the effect OF
greatly aiding the labors Of the police.
Jean Wasielswsky, the wife murderer
of San Jose. after fasticg twelve days,
gave up the idea of daath by starvation.
The steamer Faraday passed Lizard
point on Wednesday after laying the
shore end Of the Bennett Mackay cable
TO Watterville.
The Lake Shore Railroad has declared
O dividend Of II per cent. The Michi-
gan Central and Canada Southern have
decided to pass their dividends.
Professor Hawthorne. late Of the Ag-
ricultural College at Corvallis. has been
elected Professor Of English Literature
In the Oregon State University.
Thirty-six attachments have been
placed in the hands Of the Sheriff at
Fresno against the retail liqnor dealers
there for doing business without a
license.
The Virginia New Enterprise says
that Governor Adams, Of that State,
thinks nothing Of going week without
taking mouthful. or even taking drink
of water.
Major J. j. Criehlew, late Indian
agent at the Utah agency, was terribly
hurt Saturday at Salt Lake by being
dragged under his overturned buggy by
. runaway team,
At the meeting Saturday at Victoria,
b. c., OF the Columbia and Kootenay
Railway Directors, engineers were dis
patched to lay out the line along the
kootenay river and to survey altqoiate
blocks OF land.
The residence Of NJ. Hackley, near
Hillsboro, Or, was burned Sunday; and
the body of Mr.. Hackley was found in
the ruins. As he had considerable
money in his possession. 1t is supposed
he was murdered and the house fired to
hide the crime.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
GRAND REUNION,
Monday Following Days.
RATIFICATION MEETING
NOS. = AND 9 SPRING STREET,
J. M. HALE & 90
AS THE PEOPLES CHAMPIONS.
AS THE PEOPLES CHAMPIONS.

purchasers during week. under the
Of Monday
Saturday This vetabe fighting
they but other hand they in the melee and
NJ the head
polls when the ladies this county shall have rendered their votes and BY
the wekin with the welcome
paudt and with acclaim "We DONE good and faithful servants
reaped by the peoples i; in reality we make th
eabhmen
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
ublished every morning. except Mcnday' oy
JOSEPH D. LYNCH.
WEEKLY HERALD.
PusLlsn, EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
TERMS.
A wAKIN3 DREAM.

II, some sweet night, out OF the mist and rain,
The seas hoArsc cry, and the tumuliupus pain
OF storm winds, waling at their own unrest,
And echoing cries from my own heart unblest,
A sudden bell should ring, and should hear
Your unf forgotten voice close to my ear,
In calm, con ventional accents speak my rflme,
And, looking up, should see, as In a frame,
You standing In the doorway, with the light
Full on your tace, and close behind black night
The day since last we said goodbye would seem
Like strange tale, or haf-remeinbered dream.
Rut how to meet? With gladness woull rise
To seek some ans ,eiing gladness in your eyes;
Anf finding il, too moved to meet your smile,
Would lean my lace agalns, Que ann awhile,
Mingliug tear with the rain-drops there.
To feel your touch so tender on my hairg
And though M, heart would be too deeply stirred
TO give for welcome even one glad word.
think ycur heart wnuld hear its happy beat
Aud understand thst words would sound less
sweet;
But what your voice would answer. quiet and
low,
l cannot tell only long to know
--lBessle Dill. in Lttells Living Age.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
AUCTION SALES.
----- -- ----------
AUCTION SALE
--or--
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SATURDAY, JUNE ssTH,

At No. SO Wilmington street at II A. NJ, con.
sisting in part OF bed room sets In walnut and
marble, fine spring mattresses Brussels carps ts
as good as new; one elegant hat rack, fine ride
board. fine cooking range. complete; elegant oil
paintings, parlor sofa, rocking chairs, bedding,
crockery. glassware, etc. Everything first class
aud in good order. Sale positive.
ie2G3t H. A. REED Auctionecr,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

Accounts planned. arranged. or balanc. d for
estate, ytock company. or private Affairs,
ranchos. guardianship. administration. pArti-
ton, bankruptcy, or any business. Temple
Block room II. or ?. O. Box II.
Refers. by permission, to Messrs. A. olassell,
v y. spence, J. y. ounith. n. T. Lse. O. -
Long. !. 3. Grimm, y. D. r. 0arsey, a. W.
Potts. @. 3 Niles end otharS is1l I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
WATER NOTICE.

Consumers Of water Of the Los ANGELRs
CITY WATER COMPANY will hereafter b al
lowed to sprinkle their gardens between the
hours Of to $ A. N. and 10 snx. Consumers
are also cautioned axainst allowing unnecessary
waste In water clossts
isssf FRED. EATON, sspt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
K. D. WISE, M. D..

PHILLIPS BLOCK, 80 NORTH MAIN sTREET.
Graduated in the Jefferson Medical College, Phil
adelphia. in 1865, attended lectures in st. Bar
tholomews College Hospital. London. Also In
Guys Hospital and Kings College, London, in
Medical University. Edinburgh, and solirits such
patronage as his experience and medicel eduea
ton merits.
OFFICE HouRs: to "a. N. and 9 to 8 P. NJ
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
A. R. RHEA. M. d..
Or. 7. c. GALE, TINE mfAlrM oFFucER

Has taken Room No. IL in the Los Angeles Ho-
tel, corner First and Los Angeles streets. He
will remain in his Office from to 10 A. M, to
yaccinnate those who may wish l.. at the hands
Of the city.
La Cronica copy my4tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
PHYSICIANS.
PHYSICIANS.
DOctress Clemente de smith,
Graduate Of the Paris and Havana
Universities,

Wishes 1t distinctly understood that she will
treat and cure hopeless cases only. None others
need apply. Office and residence No. 81 North
Main street, Los Angeles. English. French and
Spanish spoken. Office hours from 2 20 T. NJ.
iolQ
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
PARENTHETICAL,


We
body our citizens
yhmlyt
one Of
IN and
u.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
M. p. CHAMBERLIN, M. D.,

Ofic rooms 4 and No. go South Spring Street,
Residence, Chicago Ave-. Boyle Heights.
Office hours. 10 to IL A. NJ, to 5 P.
NJ Obstetrics and diseases OF women specially.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
j. s. BARE. M. D..

M. Hilton Williams, D, MCPSO,
Formerly Of Detroit, Mich)
Graduate OF Victoria College, Toronto, Onta-
rio, QS67), Member Of the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons OF Ontario. For several years
proprietor OF the Ont irio Pulmonary Institute
at Toronto, Ont, and for IL years proprietor Of
the Detroit Throat and Lung Institute at De-
troit, Michigan.
OFFICE 275 North Main street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Office hours, from 10 A. NJ. to p. N.
Sundays. from to BPM. feb29ft
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

will have
Thursday
finds them
fromM
erample
Monlay we
Tuesday, we had
we 5S7
Thursda wei
we had buyer
Total, 30SS purchasers 70 he fv
days what chance ask has Saturday visitor of picking advertised lines
with early the We commend this
notice. and profit by tito household duties
will allow will
J. M. Hale e Co.,
7 AND 9 SPRING STREET. LOS ANGELES.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
r. r FROST M n

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to all forms Of chronic
Diseases
0rfIcE HouRs-9 to IL A. M, 9 10 4 and to 8
=. N. Dsy.and night calls answered at Office
3S N. Main st, Rooms IL add II, Phillips Block
mavIBtf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
DR.. Joseph Kurtz
J. Harmon, n D.,
County Physician.

Cosmopolitan Hotel.
ofice hours from 10 To ls a. T.; from 70 lEn
spso-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
OSCAR @. BALDY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
ALI CHRONIC DISEASES A spEcrALg

Residence, s2s South Spring street.
References: Br. X. ID. Wise, Los Angeles. J.
W Adams. Downey City. Surgical operations
performed successfully on all domestic animals.
Also, buying and selling horses. apstf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Los Angeles,
for the election OF Board OF Trustees and for the
Transaction Of such other business M may be
brought before them. will be held on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Monday. JuIy 9TH. 1854.
LF.Fullarton. Accountant.

At o'clock ,. N.
JOHN MTLNER, Secretary.
Los Angeles, June %. fssa. jcsatd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Dr. J, 8. Grimm.

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, Il s. MAIN STREET.
Once Hours-e to IL A. H., to and 7 10 8
P.n.
Residence-East side Of Main street, below
First mi5-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

FRED. EATON. sspt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-08
GREENVILLE.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, Oct. 6.-The
weather here continues warm and
dry. The thermometer stood at 9S in
the shade for seven hours yesterday.
Cotton is coming Ia at the rate OF
about one hundred and twenty-five
bales dag. Prices range from 81 to
50. Hunt county will not make half
an average crop.
There are now six public schools in
Greenville. They are all we'll at
tended.
v. w. Grubbs and j. A. b. Putnam,
candidates for district Judge in this,
the Eighth judicial district, spent the
day In our city yesterday. Mr..
Grubbs Joined the choir and the Bible
class at the Baptist Sunday-school.
Another gin accident happened q
few miles northeast of Greenvllle last
Wednesday, Mr.. Gregory being the
unfortunate man.
Rev. p. G.. Archer Of this place has
accepted an invitation TO preach VI
Gainesville next Sunday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-08
YELLOW PRAIRIE.

Correspondence ofthe Gazette.
YELLOW PRAIRIE, TEX, Oct. g.
There has been rain here and more is
wanted.
DR.. G. +. McGregor is not expected
to live. Two physicians are attending
him.
A vicious SOW attacked Mr.. Frank
Varner's little boy and badly cut and
bruised the little fellow. Mrs. Phelps
applied courtplaster TO the wounds.
IL was pet sow she had given Miss
Williamson.
1t is rumored that certain minister
in the northwest will bring his bride
10 the Prairie soon to visit his parents.
Preparations are already made.
The Temperance Banner edited at
Temple) passed down, " be edited in
Caldwell.
In letter for conference missions in
the Advocate, the election of dele
gate and reserve Is suggested by the
correspondent. whats reserve ?p
is asked here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-08
LIVESTOCK and CITY PROPERTY

No. 100. Lot iOOxlOO feet corner Rusk and
First st., with house containings rooms and
large and supplied with gas and water THIS
property Is only one block nom the Public
square. and is offered for a Limited Time
No. l0l. Lot 50Xl60, college Hill addluonl
fronting ON Pennsylvania avenue, with small
house containing rooms convenient 70
street railroad. Property Is finely located
No. I62. Building site. l5OI5s2 feet on Mont
gomery Hill, situated I'm tho Railroad addl-
ton, between the Convent and residence OF
j. ID. Reed, fronting on Summit avenue Is
offered at a low figure and ON easy terms,
No. l03. Lot 50xl50, with dwelling contain
Ing rooms, fronting on Belhnap street, Ihe
street railway runs In front Of this property,
and IL IL offered at a very reasonable ngufe'
No. l0i. Six lots with new houses on az
except one, situated at and near the corner 81
East Fifth and Crump streets are offered Al
q very low figure for a short time only. THIS
property Is divided by Crump street, three
lots lying on each side Of the same, and VIII
certainly a bargain for any one desiring 70
make permanent investment
No I05. One lot 50xl0O with house contain
ing 3 rooms, situated ~ the corner OF second
and Pecan streets, only I blocks from the
business centre OF the city; convenient
little place and is offered ~ avery reasonable
No. los. one vacant lot 10OxI25 feet with
large barn, situated on West broadway south
tine i. & Il. railroad, adjoining the residence
OF Col T.. w. Merton, and about 10 feet west
OF South Main street. This lot Hes cCnVen-
lent 10 the RoHedale Street railway ana ~ IN
the most healthy part of the city. The
neiRhborhood Is good,
No. le7. One vacant LOT fronting 10 feet ON
Galveston avenue, with deplh OF lDO feet
south OF the residence Of Is. T. Hnrrlks, at the
corner OF broadway ana Galveston avenue
The RoGedale Street railway runs lmmedi
ately In front OF this property, rendering u
very desirable ~ building site for any one
desiring suburban residence.
No lOs. Residence and lot at the corner d
Broadway and Galveston avenue, south o.
the 4. 4 r. railroad. This property fronts lOs
feet on West Broadway and hiss Depth o.
| 800 feet on Galveston avenue. The Improve
ments are - follows: convenient ana com
| Portable cottage Win B. rooms end kllenen
aiso wash and chicken house, wood and coa
| sheds. There IL hne cihfern IN the hOua'
and the place u IN thorough repair. This |
/ unquestionaDlY one Of the most desirabli
| pieces or residence property In Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-08
PUTNAM,
Around Town improvements business
Notes.

Around Town Improvements business
Notes.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
PUTNAM, Ten, Oct. 6.-The town of
Putnam is growing lively. 1t does
not look as though the hard times had
struck this way. Business generally
is brisk. There are four stores of gen.
eral merchandise, two lumber yards,
which have and are doinga thriving
business furnishing large supply of
lumber both here and to Cottonwood,
and one hotel with another
large and commodious hotel
under construction by our genial
host, Mr.. Jacket, who expects to be
able in about month to give the
travelling public accommodations sec
ond to none west of Fort Worth.
A livery stable is about completed.
Amongst the rest we have two
saloons.
There have been several dwelling
houses built within the last two
months. There are several more both
business houses and dwellings TO be
built and finished by fall.
Town lots are selling off very rapid
", and the population is increasing
daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-08
BOWIE.
mes listed Under Hymen-WOrk in the
tWpe Schools.

|nsa listed Under Hymen-WOrk in the
INe1 Schools.
|ila rrespondence OF the Gazette.
|1 ast BOWIE, TEX, Oct &C. Il. Hutchi-
Lngan, one of Bowels earliest citizens
biDgld founders, and at present a mem
ln lplr Of bur board of aldermen, has re-
W. snted of single life and exchanged it
|wAOS the happiness of married life.
|tlc ss5at gentleman was married on the
th ultimo to Miss Fannie d. Hart
Etla Hoo Springs, Ark, the ceremony
Zap dng performed at the residence
|cefs the brides mother at that
I'VE ace by Rev. Geo. A.
no lies OF the Presbyterian church.
|pbit he bride and groom were the recip-
|ethlnts Of many har dsome presents.
|ndu fter a tour TO Galveston, Houston
EEri1d Elsewhere they arrived home yes
want rday morning, where Mr.. Hutchinson
rs lhiceived shower of congratulations
low Tom Numerous friends.
bne Our two efficient schools are thriving
b tbiad doing good work. Prof. Rosser's
II al Ugh school has $50 students enrolled,
-~hieh represents also his daily attend
Nsr,lce. He is ably assisted by Prof r..
~. Miller, graduate Of the University
.s.sf Alabama, also by Mrs. Rosser, in
Ein'sSshe music department.
/ W. Prof J.. b. Grogan's school is equal
|enI nrosperous, though not so large. He
|nnsa as twenty-five pupils enrolled and
Fns stiending, aud has AN efficient assist
ssalnt teacher in Mrs. John Wheeler, a
|le ~ .Fadnate and thorough experienced
" sacher. We are justly proud of our
Pose ho0IB.
as y Carr p n Nyalh,4 90 rra.ra1l s,an
re- ss,tal state agent for the Masonic MI
sneael Benefit association Of Texas, il
Ins pendlng several days here in the in
p lrexest OF his association, and reports q
beial patronage OF his institution
n 81 ere.
|enT DR.. a. Y. Belts, a prominent physi
/ al IAN md druggist of Bowie, is building
|by II iarRe and handsome residence on {
s1d reAuliful site on Wise street.
csffs hon. Barnett Gibbs is booked for {
Noeech here on the l4th instant.