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LON0yrE ".

LorsvrEw, June 4.-[epec!al. 1-Grega
o,unrv ooiug short OF cotton seed tor re-
plen,ius. rsiiwsy offidsis found on. what
was aeSdsd and the International sen. y
csr-losd nor free distribution.
Health very Esod. unusually so, even Tor
j. 4. Tilley brought IN bottle Of waite,
from = veil On mis- place, showing decide d
,rsoes OF oil. The water has been changer
In onsrroter; salty, then some oil indic.-
lions; tests will be msde.
The gynud jury soiourDei to-day, having
found II balls; no gr.ver oiiense than
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A nrx dep,rlure xa. N DE by the repu

A NEW departure was msde BY the rspu :
I,c.ns in ,lscting Lynch. the ortoroor, ov'r
pov,IL CL.YroS. the full-brei. The lat
Ter wa. he choice of the national com mitiee
and DC such was presented 10 the conven-
ton Blu. q point was IN sight, and Cray
!. was "rit down on" b. the way CT. Y.
ros's sleeveless ann was frequently re-
!. rrpd 20 40 bsvlng been superinduced by
.,med enemies OF bis country. Tss fact Ia.
!. even Arkansas kpovs, PowKLL lost his
.sm BY accident, while huntIog psrr asss-
n - tbus tbs, inside HE enemy quail.
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TENAHI<ANA,

TExAnxASA, June Especial AT II
last n sat shooting uffrs, took place IN
front OF Lemley's orne-siure between /
Lancasso, an Italian barber, and Jsme
Dawson. Fortunately none OF the ehot
were exchanged. Thew were, perhaps, tcc
scared TO hit anything smaller than q
spread bl snket Blk feet away.
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Kicking.

Cuic,o,, June 4 the decision OF the
COMMITTEES or credentials IN the c,n'esit d
9TH Kentucky district Gaze has crea'ed
q COED deal OF excitement
ssid tonight that the coi,mitt-s VIII re
co ,ridsr lie cotton. II II DOES not some
mem hers Of the Kentucky delegation
threa'en 70 Ley ths matter before the con
v.nt,on.
[. IL stated spss good authority that the
Nsho.e dslegstion hon Virginia will be
admitted w,tncnt oostest.
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THstwo papers in the state opponng
BAasEY GLIB: for lieutenant.governora are
ab,ut as much discomfi,,ed IN getting
some one else to announce tor tina, office az
the G i.ves.on News lie in finding some one
possessing ,emerty to say ne will be TOR gov
er1oy n. the coming Houston convention.
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A coLosGD man and brother being told
Yesterday tina, LYNCH, nssrc, had been
m ada temporary chairman OF the republic
nm convention, pertiner lily asked: What's
de sslsry?r Tha, derkey would eyldeLily
prefer being doorkeepef in the house Of
God on fair wages t. q ate o position in the
gi,ipd halls o, the unvodly on tsiiy diet,
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canrres.innni Nnmina.nn.

L.rcAs1ER. Pa, June 4.-Paris Holde-
mao hes been nominated bv the democrats
O. candidate for congress In the fifth ois-
trict
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WACO.

Waco. June 4 Especial. THE Brazos
river valley is Il Jooed again causing ma
terisl damage to farms. Az this city The
river IL within four foet OF the disastrous
inundstion OF last NORTH, ana rising slow!y
Tonight. Hopes are entertained the worst
10 over. Tbs injury 70 crops, however,
must b very great.
The manager Of Brsdstrcet's agency here
repcru the assignment of the First Ma
ton Il Saxk. Of Mckinney, Texas, also that
after sxieuing an sttschMent OF 81 600 war
run On the bank dstail. L'sbili,ies not
knovs. The bank omosrs here ssv II wAt
c,nhdeyed very scusd fnstitu,'tn,
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The skin is Of that oelci to nature upon
which the most i'm provenent Can be- mnd'
and by the.uss Of Pozzoni's medirated com:
pie non power all rougbnes., ss'lo wness ~ d
rritstion can be overcome, leaving the skin
delio.tsly VhiS. soft and emooth. This
preparation he, worldwide reputation, SO
no foar seed b sstsrtsiIed Of the result.
Sold nv Ill dYvaslSts.
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john d. TxapLLTJss nomination for re-
cleo Ion is assured. The only opposition 10
him is on the part OF few interested on's
who would have the people condemn him
for doing n sworn duty in an honest way.
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SPECIAL SUMMARY.

Bones Of a Murdered Man Fonud aud
Identified.
RIA LlanO River Twenty Feet Above
Its Proper Marx.
4 Wedding Mt Lougyitw Of Unusual
Note.
A Fire at Denison and an Explosion Of
IAteres'.
The Depar.m nts ut Austin Earnestly
Active.
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Emo Held.

ouppsc, Juns -rne counsel for John G.
Emo Las dsrnaaded tho dischsrye OF ID
O tent The lodge hslds the prisoner until
Tomorrow b obtaiR evidence.
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MORE than one.hslf OF the southern re-
p iblicsn delegates are office holders and
ARTHUR mcr. They should be mtrohed
in to the ball to tie tune OF when you get
a good thing, save It, save it."
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A deputy sheriff len last evening to brinr
brct Bob Patterson, sc0lorsd convict who
escspei from the poof farm some time age
" Tile working ont hi, time for petty theft.
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Cuff ,tate Health.

Nsv ORLyArs June 4.-The quarantine
an sanitary conference sdiourn.d TO meet
% Pensacola IN Nav, 1873 the plsns
ea by the Icuisraps state board " hcslth.
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fov congress will bs fully
100. II Is believed that rhayer
(ncmocratl his been elected supreme
iIdgs. The returns received indicate the
legislature will have republican majority
OF four on Joint ballot. Communication
from the interior OF The state N 80 SLOW
hat It viii bs several days before the
dual result IL known.
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THURSDAY, JUSE ), 1881.
ISuICATION.,

Por tao ives, Gulf states: Local rains end
parJy cloudy; stationary iemPamre In the
southern portion; slight rise In northern or.
ton roth to east winds, shifting to s1u'heast'
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NSstana Democrats

DEER Lopas, Non. Juus 4.-rhe demo
cratic territorial conven,'o elected Sam
uel Ward and 8. r. Houser dslegiten u
Cnic,Go
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Look AZ the printed label on y0ur paper INC
ds'e Their. on shows when the suufcrpupn eA'
ptres Forward tha money Ia smplc me FOR
rauavpi Al Won de.irc uut roken Glcs a6 We can.
aoi always furnish beck NUMBER.
subsrlbers desiring the address Of their paper
ohsuged will pl ase STATE M their commuh Ca
to- 9th the Old end new address
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DALLAS buyers ior long account in Texas
g. Pacific, will wear faces lorg to match
this morning. Zee Associ, ed Press 81.
Iauiu
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Porrrsxp, oss., June 4.-Complete re-
turns from the STATE election are still vsrs.
Ing. The mi RITZ OF Hermsn lrepubiicsn)
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KILDARE.

KILDARE, Juse 4-[3pectl IA Mr.
Davip, belonging to Colonel oven Mafi-
weathers engineer corps, was put off ol
passenger train No. 30i on yesterday by
Conductor Winter and crew for heing
drunk and using proiane aud indecent
lsnguags ia the presence OF ladios on the
trsir. He fought them manfully II
created quite sn excitement among The
looksro-on and passengers. This Is oimos
daily occlrance, and passengers should
usslsc trsin meal. putting sicp 70 1t.
ur. James Smith and Samuel Lay went
10 the assistance of negro VITO lost his
M ule ia attem pting 10 cross SIM bayou
rrd WAS mp u tree. They had two logs foi
/. boat, got a haf mile from shore, nirh'
came ON them, wafer rose lac, auo
heir course was little ~ the
ere. X and could not return. He'd TO CAM
on these two logs bii night. Mr.. Lay wa
~ the same conai,Ion that he wes woen he
came into this worlc, and his suffering
wers very severe.
We are in hopes by our next writing tn
We can inform the readers OF your good
paper that we have had good shower all
over eastern Texas
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free of Postage to all Parts of the United
sinIrs mud tnnnnn.

Elmit by draft on Dallas po'toincc morei or
ict or rogi tered Letter Iissnt otherwise, we
I'LL moi 30 rcsrorsih'e for miscarriagcs. Ad'
a,,ss THE HERALD. Dallas, TcEas.
specimen copies sent free on Application.
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m WEATHER.

aALvuros, Juse 4.-Following the
weather rsusrt ~ toe cotton belt fuS1ish
ed By, shs U msHd ofnses sisusl service, act
in 4. II Nu,i uaos,>s vtsr tb- raiIwgyE
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I,IiyAN.

BRYAN. Juns A. [5pecirl.l-The Aocient
o der Of Ulitud HtrSmen VIII flve =
grHpd picnic ard dance on the llth OF
June, vneu oil the mil tsrT ard fire com'
pauis. will turn out 10 erjoy the occasion.
O1te a number OF the merchants Wi c'"''
tasir buioess HOUSES TO sllow all IN then
emuloy to attend.
The t.x COLLECTOR HIS ben ceiling real
eel t,e for taxes during the week.
Rali Kusk, thu German STABBED On MOD
day is doing well an VIII soon De up,
Sheriff Dawson arrested u mar Oy The
ngme of J nrrspn Tor theft OF mule. The
exnminin, trial will tsse place on SATURDAY.
Captain ]. n. Henderson has been &c.
,pcted sy his friends here TO become can
did ito for delegate from this district 70 tht
Chicago democratic convention Shonlo
he convsnt to nllow his name to 20 before
the Fort Worth convention, he doubtless
will be elected, ss no has many warm
frisnds throughout the district.
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ABILENE

AumrSp, June A. [Speoial.l "A. o.
Bower to-day pleaded guilty 10 four in
al & neu.s tor selling liquor without licence,
winch cost him s6l0
tbs taylor county exr osition secretary
10 dsy began active preparations for ccun'
~ lair Go be held In September. Mrr.
clients ara contributing freely and Literally.
A 10 re number OF premiums VIII he given
Tor the best products OF all branches OF IN.
dusiry fron these select n. A part o.
this rKtlbt will b. m.de b. his coulty at
he Worlds ts,r.
Ia .c-uorrow's Reporter g. A kiEslsnd
will publish a reply 30 the previously pub.
lishsd oeiitlon by all cur Leading citiz ms.
requesting him t. be y clrdi1aie ,oT staie
senasor from this disirc', in which be will
.av AZ present be withbolds content bul
may Yield after certain Developments.
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DhNlsON.

DESIsoS, Juno Especial Ia small
frame dwelling on Bond street burned 10
the grouad last night. The fire was dis
covered ABOUT O'Clock. and ss tbs house
was uuoccupied and MI explosion occurred
Ia N. II IL thought TO be the work oil an In.
oenuiarv. LOGS aboot 5000.
Mrs. NJ T. Everett, VINO has advanced
m usic OF hiah order in our city, gave .
very eIioya,ls Tn er ainment ia Nc
Uoueal's opera-house last nj hit She wus
assisted by her musfc pupils and several
n rics and gentlemen OF we known talent.
The new furniture isct,ry, msutioaed
severai dsvs ago, 10 being rapidly pushed
ahead. Machinery has begun 10 arrive,
snd will be put in 20 ition IS soon as pos
sibls Tho proprie'ors propose TO run u
ssw.mi,l In connection with the factory.
The patriotic citizsns are called 10
m sss meeting tonight to consider ths
quest n OF . proper csiehrit!on OF the
Fourth OF July.
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TEHMsof suBsC Kirrios.


C,mpri.lrg e.eht pages OF hfty.six columns
e,.ie up from the cram Of the dity ediuons'
Ia Tho largest and chcaucs' newspaper Ia toe
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d1oei rates
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III, PAsO.

Ell PAso, jane 4.-tspecial IA mass
meelipg OF democrats was hello 10 day in
Tie ccurt-house. Judge Falyey, district
indyr, called toe me- ting to order, when
tose Nsscffin was elected chairman. Judge
n n. Davis. w. j. Fewell. Ben Schuster
nd Judge Falvsy we're elsc'ed delegates 20
the FJrt Worth cnLyeg tior and Netsrs
william Crsaie. Willism Hamilton. W.
r stevens and Jose Magoffin eject, d del
gates 70 the STATE cows n ion. Rss-lu
ions were adooted endorsing 1ilden. Ire
IA I'd add Coneressmsn Lsnhsm.
rhs ir,r Il rising sgsin, spd ell rail com
mnniesrioD excep. west s1d with Mex co Is
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rsCaprD UOSyiur CAPTURED

IN hest smoking tooscj, "a Lite
;oker.v
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ROBusT iiEALTH

Is not always enjoyed by those who seem
TO possess II. The faint of corrupted
blood may be secretly undermining tho
constitution. In time, the poison will GER
tainly show its effects, and with NIL the moro
virulence the longer il has been allowed
TO permeate the system. Each pimplc, sly,
boil, skin disorder and sense OF unnatural
lassitude, or langQ0g. IL one of Natures
warnings Of the consequences Of neglect.
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HOT SPRINGS.

Hot spRING'. ARK, June 4 -TSpect7l.l l.
Andrew BruoD, the president of The ue-
iunct Hot Springs National bank. ar
rived hera this evening rom Little Rock
wher. he had been released on $40 600 bonr.
He announces his intention 10 face aoy aud
ali d 70 isitor., aud 1t Is expected that In due
time he will unhosom himself with intense
interest to the public. He IL looking psle,
cAreworn and hsgGard. All efforts 10 evolve
4 tausi Bile understanding Vt the banks al
fairs have proved fruitless, bui IL IL stated
that Q full settlement With deposi,ors 10 a..
together improbtble. Many Of theswam pvt
dspos tors are visitors from Texas.
A oh ,lesals case Of poisoning occurred
here issf night under startling circum-
sAnoes, R)sert AcCord, together with MS
Young son and ~ invited cues; named
0sbv Hsrrison. psrtook Of supper and soon
Afterwards were seiz ID with dizziness, which
developed into convuldons. they Tesliz ID
thst their food bad been psiso, red, and
NoOord relieved himself by sw lowing
los Of grease, but the others Jared less Tor.
tuns,ely. Harrison, after suffering great
", died this morning, and young McCord
vii sroosbly die. xcCord alleges that hi.
wife iasdgatsd the work at tho bidding Of
her lover. No arrests have yet been made.
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other Specials from Suldry Sources.

AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, JuneI Especial 1.-THE conrt o.
appeals affirmed; Everneart vs.. lsbeli
from Grayson: Donnc W.. the State, iron,
Gusdalups: Gszsway W. the State, from
Bsstrop; DJf,ey Va, the State from Bro !;
Fuller vs. tho State; Bohn Va. the State, rom
Orange.
Reversed and remandec: Fuller VS.. the
State, rom Houston; Johnson vs. the State,
rom Houston; Washington w. the STATE.
rom Falls; Stanley W. the State, rjR
Houston.
Reversed ard dismissed: Fassell vs.. the
State. nom Bosque.
Certificate subnitted; Houston Il Texas
Central railway VS.. jackson, from Lime
stone; Store vs.. Grav 1t al, from Johnson.
Submitted on briefs tor both parties:
Cssurn vs.. th, state, rom MONTGOMERY,
Fulton vs.. TAomns & Co., from Denton;
II .spbery vs.. the STATE, from Guadai1ps;
Mel ndon A.cue ct al., Va. Aulimore d
Co., rom Bell.
O, brief tor state Williams VS.. the
State, from Frsnkliu; Santos W. the STATE,
from frio; williams vs.. the State, from
Hamil con; Goode VS. the Stste. from Bell:
Rayi o vs.. the State, from Webb.
On Driei for appellant; Gibson W.. q LEI,
rom Milan.
on motion to file transcript: Picket et oil.
w tuc otchNt i'm SoNhs
o, motion for rehesIing: Wrought Iron
Range com paDy vs.. Broker, iion Grayson
Motion tor rehcaring over uleo: Lynn Va.
the State: Jaypes VS.. the State; Breeding
vs. the STAG, all from MLau county.
The laud board 10 srs.ion to-day awarded
the principal parts OF the applications for
ease and purchase. te!sRraphed yesterday
Hopkins county court.hoGs@ hond' In the
smount OF 5000 and $1,000 Red RIVER
county hondg ware hOnynt TOR pr suigi nt
schuoi fund tod ~. ThHte IL s.iil n1out
$50, 900 worth Of ponds On hand ia.excess Of
available funds.
The comptroller has issued circular u
thu assessors requesting hem to c1lcnlste
pepsrs.ely the rchOOl and revenue tax, III
accordance with the new law.
The comptroller received during May
81 sol from nonresident tax payers and
sprcial sources.
Uyh!ie county reports scholastic census
~ 5Dt, an iLcreAse ~ 40 over lass year.
Beaumont reports 42I
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PLANO

PLANO, June 4.-lspeoisl l-About 9
o'clock tnb morning James Taylor. while
passing near Joe Form ms orchard, beard
Iro,n invest 2 stIcn be found our popular
mo- IN sk.r ". W. us~hius, lying on he
"a, und IN fif.<sn fest OF the railroad trsck
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VIZ AEE REQUESTED TO ANNuuN Cs j.
w @ sc ARR asaoandliA'e ioi CjnSao1o
r P,rciact So. ],
,Ayn -A9E RtorE.tsb IT, .sNot noe
o w JOHN oNERAND asa cendidiis Tor Con
stable IN ls,cihct 80, !,
N.Y. ARE REQUESTED 10 .ANNouNCG
w " II, C. NIL ~ Il candidate for TO-
election /, The ofc' OF COUNTY ,l,ik.
WE AKt RiQqssrSD 10 ,AENouNcE
w HENRY JuNEs asa candidate Tor re-
election to the Office nt nsllut Clers
WYE ARE RESPECTFULLY RkQuk sInD
wv 80 announce the name of W, H. W
SMITH n. candide!e iot sherln OF Dai'ns
co4nty at the ensuing November eleculn,
WI ARE AUTH r'fFN ro @NN"CNCE
w Judge q a.. , '' 'H'e
TO- reelection to t.1 ia u Ju.ss 90 90. '''h
judicial Disuift. -
NI1FARE AlTdORtLkD 10 ANsovN -
w Coonely q STEVEN as candidate
f3t Iu aice OF the Peace OF Pfeciact 20 !.
1r,FARF AUTHORIZED TO AsNoUSCE
w JOAN +. GILLEspiEas q candidate Tor
fnsllfe OF the Peace, Precinct No !, Dallas
ooafty, Terss, Al The ensuing NovemNer elect on
uUE ARE AUTHORIZED TO sANvu W
" JUDGE r.. l., BURKE as 4 candidate tor
do Iuiseship Of this judicial district at the
,u-ulns Nov mhsr rlert.on.
I'VE ARE AuTHURlznp ~ An .Ou r.
" Colonel Ed. =. BOWER AZ a candidate
10, the Office OF County Judge At the ensuing
Nyc;.ca In so ember
10 AIRS REQrEs TEO TO ANNvUNCE W.
w THACKER for County ,leik.
WYE ARE REQuEs TED 70 AhNouSpE
w GEORGE K. FnARN 70. Justice OF the
Paeoe for precnrt No
J1yEARa HEnkbi Az lhOnlA GD 40 An
w rounce Colonel W. II. kDW ANDN as =
candidate for County Judge at tn ensuing NO
ToIi Der election.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNut
w Nj r. s. KlMBROUGH as candidate ioi
TIE Legislature ia DALLAS county, subj CT 10 the
srtinl nftNp narrorrsc-
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In the last thross Of death. HIS shop was
sxamiped and several nsoksses ~ arsenic
we're found. julie Vance tnmmonad n
Jury OF inquest and from tho eviderce oh
ta,' ed by the Jury they rendered = verdi let
of death by his own h,nds. The follow OK
IL letter found on his person addressed to
his wiis nj Dallas;
My DIAN wIrE.--Ny lie I. a burden to
myself and you Pardon me for what am
mo, Nv mind and nerves ara No shattered
that lite ~ no pleasure. ] csn't besr 10
take ycu from Dallas, 80 stay there. f'y
God help YOU and my boy and have mercy
on my soul.
fslspedl W. W. HAwKIS',
His remains were skinned TO Dallas this
.!terooon Y charge OF uodsrtsker Smith,
uOusTOS.
HousTay, June i-[Spfciul l-Weaihcr
g ear to-day. Waters generally arc itlllnY,
Tbs brszns river IL said 20 have fallen
three feet since yesterday.
News from Pstii-on. thirty miles from
here, 10 that John Taylor add Goo or
had row Sunday evening, which
WAS renewed yesterday. Coopor drew u
MIN With his G.t end broke the neck OF
ME antagonist, causirg instant death. IL
WA ~ 1ded 40 an accident, and jusufy
sbls. Ia, lor was released oa 81, 100. Botn
had Been living there several years, and
both have small families. Bond was easily
nsde.
No ssin to-day, and waters are reported
falling.
Toe body Of Captain FL Atkinson, who
wss drowned over a week ago IN the Irini'
~ river near Beaumont. was fiund TO-DAY
thiHy miles below. IL Will be buried 10
morrsv ir IN Chris, church.
LLANO.
LLAro, June 4.-[Specsl. THE Rursl
this week will contain an account ot The
fnfins of mur Tered msn nam.d J. Nsers
His bOsea we're found near Willow City,
Gileepie couoty, lsie last Friday.
The work OF removing the old clerks hpd
sheriiYs offices wss begun last week. pre
par itory to beginning on the new S2> 600
court.bmse.
The Cesra brothers and Bsrbof & White,
ell OF San Saba county, were arrested on a
charge OF THEFT vi catsls aud gave bond
here this week.
District court couvenes Monday.
The Llano river WAS lower by
two feet above low wste- mark
Saturday; no serious dsmag. done.
A ersnd barbecue on the Fourth oil July
Is being arranged for by our cit'z'ns.
II has not rslned since Friday, and
no nee for dry spell are entertained.
A grsapback paper is To be publishes
hcys soon 70 I'LL long Eel. want" Ire
acd will carry this county.
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Shoe Department

We have reductions in Children's Shoes.
We have reductions In Infants Shoes.
We have reductions In Fins shoes.
Wa have reductions In Coarse shoss,
We have reductions In All Kinds OF shoes.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS Ia.

VIZ AEg REQUESTED TO AkSuCNCs }
w q sc ARR acand,ia,e io' CjnSaol'
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His First Elephant.

A correspondent lately returned from
Ceylon. writing to the Pail Mall Gasetts
about the Prince OF W Wales' elephant,
drawn by Mr.. Steward Cumberland,
which is minus tail, says: ut is not
improbable that the mind of the Prince
of Wales frequently reverts to the ele.
phant he first shot In the jangles Of Cey.
Ion, ann few who accompanied him are
ever apt to forget the shout Of delight
With which be beheld the huge animal
begin 10 stagger, to say nothing OF the
alacritv displayed in docking the poor
brute of bis tail NJ boy ever carried
home his fret bee with greater glee than
the FRINGE carried this tail In vain Lord
Charles Bsresford offered 10 relieve his
royal hands; the Prince positively
refused to part with it until he reached
the carriage roal where the conveyance
awaited him. Carefully placing the
trophy ia the bottom Of the carriage,
his royal higbness assumed the reips; but
the horses, 6dgety by long waiting,
d'sloyally declined to answer the whip,
and, as matter OF fact. jibbed oor tu-
ture king and all his paraphernalia into
the ditch, from the depths of which
voice was soon heard to exclsim -
"Charlie, Charlie mot swha wadna fol-
low ,hee!' but-for Gods take care OF
my tail !"
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Ethan, Allen. I 7a0.-17SQ.

Ethan Allen, the "Green Mountain
Lion" was one Of the early Revolution.
arv heroes. Born in Connecticut in
1899, and removing to Vermcnrst TWEEN.
ty-iour years of agc,he soon became Col.
onel OF the "Green Mountain Boys." an
organization formed to resist settl ,rs
from New York who disputed with New
Hampshire right to the land. Hav-
ing succeeded in driving out the New
Yorksrs, a reward of El50 wal. offer.
ed bv the New York Governor for bis
arrest. His next exploit was the capture
OF Ticonderogs from the British in the
first year Of the Revolution. With Seth
Warner and bis "Green Mountain boyss
he surprised the captain of the fortress,
and ain the name of the Great Jehovah
and tue Continental Congress" deman.
ded it's surrender. Shortly after this
gallant deed, which wrested all the
northern region from England, Allen
was csptured in an unsuccessful attack
on Montreal on Se,tember Is, 1876
He vas sent to England aud kept q
prisoner till ITS Till his death Ia
l7S9 he was actively engaged 10 border
struggles with Canada, and also wrote
several books of an aiheisticsl charsc.
ter.